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If you missed our last training, we have a new training on the horizon. Mark your calendar for a virtual training on 3/18-3/20! 📅 Our #PSO training curriculum was created by National Marine Fisheries Service (#NMFS) approved PSOs and A.I.S. Inc. scientists, in consultation with #BOEM, #BSEE, and NMFS staff. What is Covered in Our Training? 💦 Sound in the Sea 💦 Federal Legislation and Regulations 💦 Protected Species Identification 💦 Roles and Responsibilities of a PSO 💦 Monitoring and Communication Techniques 💦 Data Management and Reporting 💦 Hands on practice with 'Tools of the Trade'

We are proud to present the latest additions to our Northeast team! 🚢 Our team passed training with flying colors. They will be stationed across homeports in #Boston, #Gloucester, and #NewHampshire. Welcome Aboard! 💓 🌏 💦 📌 Jeffery A 📌 Cormac C 📌 Nathan C 📌 McKayla D 📌 Aaron H 📌 Katelyn L 📌 Bethany M 📌 Jonas M 📌 Elizabeth N 📌 Jonathan T

#PSOTRAINING 🐬 Do you love the #ocean? Are you looking for an #exciting new career that will allow you to travel and observe #marinewildlife?Then look no further and join the growing industry of Protected Species Observers (PSO)! We still have spots available for our virtual PSO training. Be sure to check out the link below for additional details. https://aisobservers.com/pso-training

🎄 Happy Holidays from A.I.S. Inc.! 🎄 This season, we reflect on the incredible work we do together—work that supports sustainable fisheries, protects our oceanic resources, and serves a greater mission for future generations. 🌊 The holidays are a time to cherish traditions, create new memories, and reconnect with what truly matters. As you celebrate, we encourage you to find balance—taking time to recharge with loved ones while preparing for the exciting opportunities ahead in the new year. Wishing you warmth, laughter, and joy this holiday season!

Our #OpenHouse is just days away. Dust off your holiday sweater, we'll see you soon. 🎄

#HIRING 🚨 Looking to join an innovative and dynamic team? Now's your chance! We’re hiring for multiple positions across the company, spanning diverse areas of expertise. Applications are now open—don’t miss out! Stay tuned as we spotlight each role in the coming days. 👀 🔬 Zooplankton Research Tech - Narragansett Rhode, Island 🔬 Shellfish Health Research Tech - Milford, Connecticut 🐟 Offshore Wind Technician - At Sea 📝 Recreational Use Survey Technician - Seattle, Washington Scan the QR code and apply today. Interviews will begin soon!

Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate what matters most—family, friends, and shared accomplishments. Whether you’re onshore, offshore, or in the lab—this Thanksgiving, we hope your table is as full as the gratitude we feel for YOU. Thank you for being part of our journey at A.I.S. Inc. Have a safe and joyful holiday! 🐟🍂 🦃

Our recent Protected Species Observer (PSO) training was a success!🐋 🚢 Interested in attending a future training? 🌏 Looking to make this your full time career? 🐬 Have a passion for protecting marine wildlife? Scan the QR code to stay up to date with future sessions.

Looking for a sign? This is it! 🚨 🚨 🚨 We're #hiring for multiple positions nationwide—#landbased, #offshore, and #lab positions available now! 📄 Update your resume and scan the QR code for more information. Candidate selection will begin soon. ☑️ Project Manager - Massachusetts / New Jersey ☑️ Chemistry Technician - Connecticut / Hybrid ☑️ Marine Biologist - Multiple Locations ☑️ Port Sampler - Multiple Locations ☑️ Spiny Dogfish Technician - Rhode Island #HiringNow #JobOpportunities #Offshore #Management #Laboratory #Fieldwork

We are gearing up for our big annoucement on Monday... Any guesses? - Stay Tuned! 🎊🙌👂

Something special is brewing ... ☕ We’ve got a special announcement that we can’t wait to share with you! Stay tuned for the reveal next week – trust us, you won’t want to miss this! Can you guess what we have planned? Comment below! 🐠 🦈 🦐

Bycatch: “discarded catch of marine species and unobserved mortality due to a direct encounter with fishing vessels and gear” - NOAA Fisheries From dolphins and sea turtles to seabirds and sharks, countless species are caught in fishing gear daily. Reducing bycatch helps preserve biodiversity, protect endangered species, and maintain the health of our oceans. Effects of bycatch include: 🐙 Decline of non-target species, some of which may be endangered or threatened. 🦑 Severe impact of marine ecosystems and habitats 🦀 Imbalance of predator/prey species and fish populations 🦈 Ecological and economic imbalances At A.I.S, our skilled team of #biologists collect essential data to #reducebycatch, minimize #bycatchmortality, and assess the impacts of fishing on habitats. Our independent data collection supports science, sustainability, and #fisheriesmanagement activities.