This position will be responsible for managing all day-to-day activities for finance and accounting within the corporation.  Job specific duties will include making high-level decisions, performing, and overseeing accounting duties such as accounts payable, accounts receivable, producing reports, developing dashboards, enforcing internal accounting, and ensuring compliance with Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS), federal and state tax compliance/reporting. Business development duties may include supporting the CEO with leadership and supervision responsibilities as well as developing strong relationships with external business vendors, partners, and associates.

This position reports to the Chief Executive Officer.

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Detect, observe, record, and notify work crews of marine mammal activities, including whales, porpoises, seals, sea otters, and sea lions. This position is responsible for reporting and mitigating construction field work’s impacts on marine mammals to uphold all related wildlife protection regulations. This role includes using binoculars to monitor marine mammals and other fauna and documenting data on sightings and behavior on computers in the field.

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This position assists the Site Archaeologist with the basic protocols and responsibilities for the cultural resource monitoring and unanticipated discovery and inadvertent discovery plans for the Project. These procedures are to be used if intact cultural material or materials determined culturally significant are discovered or impacted during construction and/or ground disturbing activities associated with the Project. This position is critical during earth-disturbing activities.

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Marine In-water Monitors (MIMs) must be able to collect field observations and record field data accurately and in accordance with project protocols, providing clear and understandable summaries of their observations. They should be capable of identifying protected species within the action area at distances up to the outer edge of the shutdown zone and are required to record the date, time, species, and coordinates of all observed marine mammals using equipment provided by Kootznoowoo. MIMs must also have instruments capable of estimating the geographic coordinates of observed marine mammals. Each MIM is required to possess a legible copy of the Letter of Concurrence (LOC), all project mitigation measures, and any other applicable permit appendices, as well as legible and fillable observation record forms for data entry. Before beginning any in-water work or during changes in watch, MIMs will establish a point of contact with the construction crew and brief them on the shutdown procedures to follow if a listed species enters or is likely to enter the shutdown zone. The point of contact is responsible for notifying the MIM when a marine mammal is observed, and if that person goes off shift, the MIM must be informed and brief the new point of contact accordingly.

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