First-Line Supervisors of Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers
First-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry Workers are
responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of workers in these
industries. They require a moderate to extensive background in the
geosciences, need to have strong leadership skills, good organizational
abilities, and a solid understanding of the relevant industries and
processes. Their duties may include:
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Planning and coordinating work activities, such as planting,
harvesting, or logging schedules.
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Hiring, training, and supervising workers. For example, a supervisor
at a large-scale agricultural operation may oversee a team of
workers who are responsible for planting and harvesting crops.
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Ensuring that safety and environmental regulations are followed. For
example, a supervisor at a fish processing facility may be
responsible for ensuring that the production process runs smoothly
and that quality standards are met.
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Keeping records and preparing reports on work activities, inventory,
and other relevant information to maximize production while
minimizing environmental impact.
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