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LABOR CATEGORY CLASSIFICATIONS AND JOB DESCRIPTIONS
1. Project Manager:
Project Manager shall be designated as Key Personnel for this contract per RFQ, Section IV.1.2 and shall be the focal point for communications between NFMS and the contractor. The Project Manager shall be responsible to manage personnel resources such that emergencies and other short term ad hoc requirements are responded to without disruption and/or degradation of other services. The Project Manager shall collaborate with all parties (Government and vessel owners) as necessary to resolve issues at the lowest possible level. The Project Manger shall work closely with NMFS Management Division and the Office for Law Enforcement on enforcement issues. The Project Manager shall reside locals (i.g., at or nearby one of the major fishing ports) in order to fully and properly support coordinating and observer staff.
The Project Manager shall be responsible for all aspects of performance on individual Task Orders as well as the contract and shall have the authority to represent the contractor on all issues related to the contract.
2. Coordinator: The Coordinator shall be designated as Key Personnel for this contract per RFQ oversee and manage the program by managing the day-to-day operation, generate a list of commercial vessels for observer coverage, arrange logistics of observer coverage, database management, and work with NMFS senior scientists, enforcement, Coast Guard, the commercial fishing industry and administrative personnel and staff from other NMFS divisions. The Coordinator shall also participate in training sessions and attend scientific conferences and meetings to present results of the program. The Coordinator is expected to maintain a certain level of field work to ensure all allocated days on the sea day schedules are met. This will require looking for effort, communicating regularly with industry, setting up trips, meeting observers in the field for port orientations and debriefings and reporting back to NMFS on any shortfalls or difficulties in obtaining sea days.
All coordinators are required to maintain current observer certification. They shall ensure that all key personnel attend any refresher trainings for observers.
Attachment 2
EA133F-17-RP-1824
SECTION J
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