Amentum is seeking a Marina Attendant / Fish Cleaner to support a unique US Navy program on the island of Diego Garcia. The Marina Attendant / Fish Cleaner is responsible for providing professional fish cleaning services for patrons while maintaining a clean and organized workspace at the marina. This role requires attention to detail, strong customer service skills, and the ability to handle and clean fish in a safe and sanitary manner. Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Responsibilities:
- Greet and assist marina guests, provide information about services and facilities.
- Perform routine maintenance and operational duties to ensure the marina remains clean, safe, and compliant with sanitation and workplace health and safety standards.
- Monitor marina and water activities to ensure safety protocols are followed.
- Provide fish cleaning services on a first-come, first-serve basis to marina patrons.
- Perform fish cleaning tasks, including scaling, gutting, filleting, and packaging to meet customer expectations.




- Properly dispose of fish waste and maintain a clean and sanitary condition workstation.
- Interact professionally and courteously with patrons, ensure timely service, and provide assistance with inquiries.
- Inform patrons of the fish cleaning process and any applicable procedures to enhance service satisfaction.
- Keep the marina equipment clean, organized, and functional.
- Perform other job-related duties as assigned that are consistent with the nature and level of the position.

Required Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- 1 year of experience in fish cleaning, handling, or a related role.
- Proficiency in scaling, gutting, filleting, and packaging fish.
- Strong attention to detail and ability to maintain cleanliness and organizational standards.
- Excellent customer service skills with the ability to interact professionally with patrons.
- Knowledge of proper safety and sanitation practices related to fish cleani

📌 Marina Attendant (Garcia)
🏢 Amentum
📍 Garcia