Part time filleters and delivery drivers needed for Port Clyde Fresh Catch
Looking for an interesting way to spend the summer? Then we have the job for you!
Port Clyde Fresh Catch is hiring part time fish filleters and delivery drivers for our Port Clyde-based processing operation. Apply at the Port Clyde Fresh Catch processing facility (on the Marshall Point Lighthouse Road in Port Clyde) or contact Operations Manager Glen Libby at (207) 372-8065 or glen@midcoastfishermen.org.
www.portclydefreshcatch.com
www.midcoastfishermen.org
Port Clyde Fresh Catch is hiring part time fish filleters and delivery drivers for our Port Clyde-based processing operation. Apply at the Port Clyde Fresh Catch processing facility (on the Marshall Point Lighthouse Road in Port Clyde) or contact Operations Manager Glen Libby at (207) 372-8065 or glen@midcoastfishermen.org.
www.portclydefreshcatch.com
www.midcoastfishermen.org
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Permalink Reply by Marada Cook on -
Laura-
We also need a part time delivery driver (Crown O'Maine Coop) so between us, we could over someone with a CDL an almost full time job!
Marada
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