• Receiving and checking incoming deliveries
• Verifying quantities and product information against delivery documentation
• Feeding production lines with the correct items at the right time
• Moving and storing products safely within the facility
• Supporting stock control and production requirements
• Maintaining tidy, well‑organised storage areas
• Following food safety, hygiene and health & safety procedures at all times

This role suits someone organised, proactive and comfortable working in a chilled food‑production environment. You’ll be fully supported to build confidence and learn the site’s systems and processes.

Who We’re Looking For

• Previous experience in stock control, stores, or warehouse work is beneficial
• Physical capability as manual handling will be involved
• Excellent organisational skills and ability to work within a fast paced environment
• A forklift licence and driving licence is nice to have, not required
• Reliable, adaptable and keen to learn

What’s in It for You

• £13.45 ph with overtime at £20.18 ph after 37.5 hours per week and £26.90 ph on Sundays
• Full-time hours Monday to Friday, with optional weekend overtime
• Day shifts – no night shifts
• 30 days holiday per year after 12 weeks in post
• Extra perks like gym membership and staff purchase discounts (eligibility applies)
• Refer a Friend Scheme: receive a £75 voucher of your choice when your referral completes 12 weeks (taxable)
•  Full training and support from a friendly, experienced team
• Clear pathway to permanent employment – become a Partner in an employee‑owned business with excellent benefits

Apply Now

If you’re looking for a stable role with long‑term potential and a supportive team, we’d love to hear from you. Start your journey with a business that puts its people first.

• Feeding, grading, moving and vaccinating stock across hatchery and freshwater sites
• Monitoring fish health, welfare and environmental conditions
• Maintaining accurate records and site hygiene standards
• Assisting with stock transfers and production activities throughout the freshwater cycle
• Supporting the day-to-day operation of hatchery and freshwater facilities
• Ensuring health, safety and environmental standards are met
• Participating in on-call and rotational duties
• Working collaboratively as part of a wider production team

Who we’re looking for

Previous aquaculture experience is beneficial but not essential. We're looking for motivated, reliable individuals with a positive attitude, good attention to detail and a willingness to learn.

This role may suit candidates from a variety of practical backgrounds including farming, agriculture, production, manufacturing, fisheries or other hands-on environments.

Please note that due to the location of sites, a full driving licence and own transport is essential.

Pay & Perks

• Competitive starting salary (negotiable depending on experience)
• Generous overtime: x1.5 weekdays / x1.75 weekends
• On‑call payments
• 30 days annual leave
• Full training and ongoing support provided
• Industry recognised qualifications and certifications available
• Annual company bonus scheme
• Long‑term career development in a growing local industry

Why this could be your perfect move…

This is a chance to build a stable, rewarding career in a sector that’s investing in people, innovation and the future of sustainable seafood production. You’ll join a supportive team, in a role that offers stability, progression and the chance to build a career without leaving the area you call home.

If you’re ready to take the next step, apply now and help shape the future of Scottish aquaculture.

• Feed and monitor fish appetite to optimise growth and feed conversion
• Operate manual and automated feeding systems
• Monitor fish health and welfare on a daily basis
• Remove and record mortalities, identifying and reporting any concerns
• Check and maintain net integrity and site infrastructure
• Support grading, splitting, treatment and harvesting operations
• Maintain high standards of housekeeping and site cleanliness
• Follow all health, safety, welfare and environmental procedures
• Support colleagues and assist with training junior team members when required
• Participate in a weekend rota

What We're Looking For

You don't need previous aquaculture experience to apply. We're looking for individuals with a positive attitude, a strong work ethic and a willingness to learn.

This role would suit candidates from a range of practical backgrounds including farming, agriculture, production, manufacturing or other hands-on industries.

Please note that due to the location of this role, applicants must hold a full driving licence and have access to their own transport.

Pay & Benefits

• Salary negotiable depending on experience
• Overtime rates of 1.5x standard rate on weekdays and 1.75x standard rate on weekends
• Full training and ongoing professional development
• Industry recognised certifications and qualifications
• ML5 and role specific training provided
• Long-term career progression opportunities within the aquaculture sector

Whether you're already working in aquaculture or looking to start a new career in a growing and sustainable industry, this is an excellent opportunity to join a supportive local team, gain recognised qualifications and develop a rewarding long-term career.

If you're motivated, reliable and enjoy working outdoors, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and we will be in touch!

• Feeding, grading, moving and vaccinating stock across hatchery and freshwater sites
• Monitoring fish health, welfare and environmental conditions
• Maintaining accurate records and site hygiene standards
• Coordinating daily workloads alongside the Hatchery Manager
• Supporting, mentoring and training colleagues
• Ensuring health, safety and environmental standards are met
• Participating in on-call and rotational duties
• Assisting with stock transfers and production activities throughout the freshwater cycle

What We're Looking For

• Experience within hatchery, freshwater or seawater aquaculture production environments
• Strong understanding of fish welfare and husbandry practices
• Ability to support, motivate and develop team members
• Good organisational skills and a proactive approach
• Full driving licence and own transport (essential)

Salary & Benefits

• Salary negotiable depending on experience
• Potential entry at Assistant Manager level for the right candidate
• Overtime rates of x1.5 Mon to Fri and x1.75 Sat and Sun
• On-call payments
• 30 days annual leave
• Annual bonus scheme
• Part-subsidised accommodation available
• Excellent long-term career prospects

This is an ideal opportunity for someone looking to take on greater responsibility and progress into management while remaining hands-on within a successful and growing aquaculture business.

If this sounds like the challenge you've been looking for, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and become part of a team dedicated to producing the next generation of Scottish salmon.

Please note: "Senior" relates to the responsibilities and experience associated with the position and is not linked to age. We encourage applications from all suitably skilled and experienced candidates.
 

• Great pay: Start at £14.02 ph, rising to £14.52 after 3 months
• Extra earnings: Overtime paid after 40 hours per week at £21.03 ph, rising to £21.78 per hour after 3 months
• Reliable hours with flexibility: Guaranteed minimum of 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday with a usual start time of 6pm. Flexibility is required to meet production demands.
• Annual leave perks:  After 12 weeks you’ll benefit from a generous 30 days of annual leave
• Refer A Friend Scheme:  You’ll receive a £75 voucher of your choice when you refer a friend who completes 12 weeks in post. This payment is taxable.
• Easy commute: Subsidised transport from Inverness, Alness & Invergordon
• Room to grow: Development and progression opportunities in a thriving business
• Path to permanency: Start on an agency contract with the potential to move into a permanent role, subject to meeting performance and attendance standards

What you’ll be doing
You’ll be part of a busy night shift team working with fresh salmon and trout. It is essential that you have flexible skills to work across the various stages of the production line which includes.

• Feeding the production line
• Using a knife to complete gutting and filleting of the fish
• Washing and grading fish
• Tagging, boxing and chill work (icing, lidding, palletising)

It’s physical, fast paced and essential to keeping the supply chain flowing!

Who we’re looking for

• Reliable, hard-working individuals with solid timekeeping
• Team players who take pride in doing things right
• Comfortable working in a manual, chilled environment
• Flexible with shifts and hours
• Experience in food production is a bonus but we're especially keen to hear from those who have worked in fast paced, hands on environments

Ready to take the next step?  Apply now and become part of a company that’s proud of its product, its people and its Highland roots.

This is an opportunity to join a business where engineering plays a vital role in operational success. You'll work across production facilities, helping to maintain equipment reliability, minimise downtime and support continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities

• Respond to equipment breakdowns and minimise downtime
• Carry out planned preventative maintenance
• Diagnose and repair electrical and mechanical faults
• Conduct testing, repairs and maintenance safely and effectively
• Identify root causes and implement preventative solutions
• Maintain accurate records using the CMMS system
• Liaise with and oversee external contractors
• Support site services including heating, ventilation, lighting and plumbing
• Assist with continuous improvement projects
• Mentor and support engineering apprentices

What We're Looking For

• Engineering qualification such as a Modern Apprenticeship, City & Guilds or equivalent
• Multi-skilled engineering experience with strong electrical and mechanical knowledge
• Experience within manufacturing, FMCG or food production environments
• Ability to read electrical drawings and carry out electrical testing safely
• Strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills
• Good communication skills and a proactive approach

Experience of HNC Engineering, 18th Edition regulations and refrigeration systems would be advantageous.

What's on Offer?

• Salary negotiable depending on experience
• Enhanced overtime rates
• Company pension scheme
• Life insurance
• Sick pay
• Employee discount
• Gym membership
• Cycle to Work scheme
• Employee referral programme
• Free on-site parking

With over 30 years of success, our client offers the opportunity to build a rewarding long-term career within a supportive and well-established Highland business.

Interested?

To find out more or apply confidentially, please get in touch with the ProMatch team today.

Key responsibilities include:

• Driving site development activities, including coordinating environmental impact assessments (EIAs), stakeholder consultations and licence applications across marine location
• Managing consent compliance processes, supporting renewal applications, maintaining regulatory databases and preparing submissions for regulatory authorities
• Monitoring and reporting on environmental impact, contributing to the Environmental Management System (EMS) and supporting continuous improvement across operations
• Liaising with external contractors and statutory bodies, ensuring surveys, mapping and development assessments are completed to regulatory and operational standards
• Staying ahead of industry developments, maintaining expert knowledge of Scottish aquaculture regulations, environmental frameworks and consent trends
• Supporting budgeting and strategic planning, contributing data-driven insights and deputising for the Environmental Manager when needed

What we are looking for:

• Essential: Significant experience within the aquaculture industry, with a strong understanding of marine farming operations and environmental challenges
• Degree in Environmental Science, Marine Science, Ecology, or a related discipline
• Proven experience managing and delivering marine Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs)
• Strong working knowledge of environmental regulation and consenting requirements within the aquaculture sector
• Experience using GIS software and environmental sampling and monitoring techniques
• Membership of IEMA or an equivalent professional body (desirable)
• Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel regularly to remote coastal and marine sites

Why join the team?
This is a key role within a growing organisation that places sustainability, innovation and responsible aquaculture at the heart of its operations. Working across multiple marine locations, you will play an influential role in site development, environmental compliance and the ongoing evolution of environmental best practice across the business.

For an ambitious environmental professional, this position offers the opportunity to take ownership of significant projects, influence decision-making and develop towards an Environmental Manager position over time.

The role offers remote working, with fully expensed occasional travel to sites across Scotland as required for fieldwork, stakeholder engagement and team meetings.

A competitive salary is available depending on experience, alongside excellent opportunities for professional development, career progression and increased responsibility.

We regularly recruit Production Operatives on behalf of the business and are currently inviting applications from individuals interested in being considered for future opportunities as they arise.

What You Can Expect:

• £13.45 per hour
• Overtime at £20.18 per hour after 37.5 hours, and £26.90 per hour on Sundays
• Full‑time Monday–Friday hours, with optional weekend overtime
• Day shifts only: 7am–3pm, 8am–4pm or 8.30am-4.30pm
• 30 days holiday per year after 12 weeks in post
• Gym membership and staff purchase discounts (eligibility applies)
• Refer a Friend Scheme: £75 voucher once your referral completes 12 weeks (taxable)
• Full training and support from an experienced, friendly team
• Clear pathway to permanent employment — become a Partner in an employee‑owned business with excellent benefits

About the Role

Production Operatives form an essential part of the processing team, helping prepare fresh Scottish salmon to meet customer specifications. Duties may include filleting, trimming, portioning, packing and preparing value-added products.

You'll work in a chilled environment with high standards of hygiene, food safety and quality, with full training and support provided.

Who We’re Looking For

Experience in food processing or manufacturing is beneficial but not essential. We welcome applicants with transferable skills from a wide range of industries, particularly those who are reliable, hardworking and eager to learn.

Whether you're seeking your first role in food production or looking for a long-term career opportunity, we'd be pleased to hear from you.

Register your interest today and we'll retain your details for consideration when suitable Production Operative opportunities become available.

An opportunity has become available for an additional Quality Operative to join their Processing Facility on the night shift at their Dingwall facility.  Ideally suited to someone currently working in food production or on a processing line, this role offers the chance to broaden your experience and move into a quality-focused position while supporting the highest standards of food safety and product excellence.

Key Responsibilities

• Monitor product quality and food safety throughout the production process.
• Complete and maintain all quality documentation and records to the required standard.
• Ensure products meet company and customer specifications.
• Investigate, report, and support the resolution of quality concerns.
• Carry out environmental and product swabbing in line with the testing schedule.
• Promote and uphold food safety, health & safety, hygiene, and environmental standards.

Our Ideal Candidate

• Experience of working either on a production line or within a similar quality focussed role, ideally within a food processing environment.
• Good understanding of food safety and quality requirements.
• Strong attention to detail and accurate record-keeping skills.
• Ability to work effectively under pressure and prioritise tasks.
• Self-motivated, professional, adaptable, and a strong team player.

What’s On Offer

• Competitive hourly rate of £15.02 per hour.
• Overtime paid at £22.53 per hour after 40 hours per week.
• Monday to Friday night shift starting from 6pm
• Guaranteed 37.5 hours' pay per week, even during periods of reduced production volume, subject to no unauthorised absence being undertaken.
• Enhanced holiday leave of 30 per year after 12 weeks in post.
• Ongoing training and development opportunities.
• Stability through an initial agency contract with clear pathway to permanent employment providing standards are met.
• The opportunity to join a committed team focused on quality and continuous improvement.

If you're passionate about quality, food safety and continuous improvement, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now and we will be in touch!

Key responsibilities include:

• Driving site development activities, including coordinating environmental impact assessments (EIAs), stakeholder consultations and licence applications across marine location
• Managing consent compliance processes, supporting renewal applications, maintaining regulatory databases and preparing submissions for regulatory authorities
• Monitoring and reporting on environmental impact, contributing to the Environmental Management System (EMS) and supporting continuous improvement across operations
• Liaising with external contractors and statutory bodies, ensuring surveys, mapping and development assessments are completed to regulatory and operational standards
• Staying ahead of industry developments, maintaining expert knowledge of Scottish aquaculture regulations, environmental frameworks and consent trends
• Supporting budgeting and strategic planning, contributing data-driven insights and deputising for the Environmental Manager when needed

What we are looking for:

• Essential: Current experience within the aquaculture industry, with a strong understanding of marine farming operations and environmental challenges
• Degree in Environmental Science, Marine Science, Ecology, or a related discipline
• Proven experience managing and delivering marine Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs)
• Strong working knowledge of environmental regulation and consenting requirements within the aquaculture sector
• Experience using GIS software and environmental sampling and monitoring techniques
• Membership of IEMA or an equivalent professional body (desirable)
• Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel regularly to remote coastal and marine sites

Why join the team?
This is a key role within a growing organisation that values sustainability, innovation and collaboration. You will have the opportunity to shape environmental strategy and contribute to responsible aquaculture practices.

The role offers remote working, with fully expensed occasional travel to production sites across Scotland as and when required for field exercises and team meetings.

Salary is negotiable depending on experience, with excellent scope for development and progression.

• Maintain and repair machinery, boats, lifting equipment and vehicles to regulatory and company standards
• Support moorings work and liaise with site teams to ensure smooth operations
• Monitor and report equipment issues, working to agreed cost and performance targets
• Uphold Health & Safety, hygiene and fish welfare protocols across all equipment and facilities
• Promote environmental responsibility through waste management and equipment upkeep
• Participate in training, support new staff and cover out-of-hours duties (including weekends) when required

What We’re Looking For

• Proven experience in equipment maintenance, ideally in marine or processing environments
• Time-served mechanical engineer with multi-skilled experience highly desirable
• Strong understanding of Health & Safety and environmental standards
• Practical, solution-focused approach with good communication skills
• Ability to work independently and collaborate across teams
• Professional, responsible attitude with a commitment to high standards
• Willingness to undertake training and support others
• Full driving licence and own transport

This is a varied and rewarding role for someone who enjoys working in a fast-paced environment and making a real impact across the business.

The successful Engineer will work full-time hours, primarily Monday to Friday, with flexibility to support overtime - including weekends when required. In return, a competitive salary is offered based on a 40-hour week, with enhanced overtime rates of 1.5x the standard rate during weekdays and 1.75x at weekends.

Accommodation is also available making this an ideal opportunity for either a candidate living within the local area or one who is mobile.

Apply now via ProMatch Consultancy and we will be in touch!

About the Role

Reporting to the Managing Director, the Environmental Manager will be responsible for overseeing the businesses environmental management systems, regulatory compliance activities and accreditation programmes. Working across the business, this role will collaborate with colleagues in Technical, Production, Finance and Sales, while maintaining strong relationships with regulators, external contractors and industry bodies.

This is a hybrid role, offering the flexibility to work from home while regularly visiting the company's marine and freshwater farming sites across the North West of Scotland. All business-related travel and associated expenses will be fully covered.

Key Responsibilities

Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Leading and developing environmental management initiatives across marine and freshwater operations.
• Maintaining and enhancing the Environmental Management System (EMS).  
• Coordinating environmental accreditation schemes and associated audits.
• Monitoring environmental performance and ensuring ongoing compliance with relevant legislation and regulatory requirements.  
• Coordinating statutory returns and communications with regulatory bodies.
• Supporting and project managing environmental surveys, consent applications and renewals.
• Representing the business during regulatory inspections and assessments.
• Building and maintaining positive relationships with regulators, industry groups and other stakeholders.
• Contributing to the continuous improvement of environmental procedures, policies and performance.

About You

We're looking for an experienced environmental professional with a strong background in aquaculture and a thorough understanding of the environmental and regulatory challenges associated with marine and freshwater production.

You will have:

• Proven experience in an environmental, compliance or sustainability role within the aquaculture sector.
• A strong understanding of environmental legislation, consenting processes and regulatory requirements relevant to aquaculture operations.
• Experience managing environmental audits, accreditation schemes and compliance programmes.
• The ability to build and maintain effective relationships with regulators, government agencies and industry stakeholders.
• Strong project management, organisational and problem-solving skills.
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to influence and engage stakeholders at all levels.
• A proactive approach, with a commitment to continuous improvement and environmental best practice.

Previous aquaculture experience is essential. Applications from candidates without direct aquaculture industry experience are unlikely to be considered.

Salary & Benefits

• Salary negotiable depending on experience
• Annual company bonus scheme
• 30 days annual leave
• Private healthcare
• Ongoing professional development opportunities
• The opportunity to play a key role within one of Scotland's leading independent salmon producers

Why Apply?

Our Client has built its reputation on producing premium Scottish salmon while placing sustainability, fish welfare and environmental responsibility at the heart of its operations. This is a rare opportunity to influence environmental strategy at a senior level and make a real impact within a business committed to the future of responsible aquaculture.

If you have the experience, knowledge and passion to drive environmental excellence within a leading aquaculture business, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and a member of the ProMatch team will be in touch.

• Maintain and repair machinery, boats, lifting equipment and vehicles
• Support moorings work and assist site teams with day‑to‑day operations
• Spot and report equipment issues, helping reduce downtime and costs
• Follow Health & Safety and fish welfare standards in all tasks
• Help with waste management and upkeep of equipment
• Take part in training, support new staff and cover occasional out‑of‑hours duties

What We’re Looking For

• Practical mechanical experience - you do not need to be fully qualified
• Confidence using tools and equipment safely and effectively
• Awareness of Health & Safety and willingness to follow company standards
• A problem‑solving mindset and good communication skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Due to location a full driving licence and own transport
• Willingness to learn and take on training

What’s on Offer

• Full‑time hours, Monday to Friday with weekend rota and overtime opportunities
• Enhanced overtime rates: 1.5x weekdays, 1.75x weekends
• Competitive salary
• Accommodation available — ideal for local candidates or those willing to relocate
• A varied, rewarding role where your experience makes a real impact

Apply now via ProMatch Consultancy and we’ll be in touch!

About the Role
Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you’ll be responsible for maintaining and repairing a wide range of machinery and equipment, supporting both seawater and freshwater operations. You’ll also assist with moorings work, liaise with skippers and site teams, and ensure all vehicles meet MOT standards. This is a varied role requiring technical skill, attention to detail and a collaborative mindset.

Key Responsibilities

• Maintain and repair machinery, boats, lifting equipment and vehicles to regulatory and company standards
• Support moorings work and liaise with site teams to ensure smooth operations
• Monitor and report equipment issues, working to agreed cost and performance targets
• Uphold Health & Safety, hygiene and fish welfare protocols across all equipment and facilities
• Promote environmental responsibility through waste management and equipment upkeep
• Participate in training, support new staff and cover out-of-hours duties (including weekends) when required

What We’re Looking For

• Proven experience in equipment maintenance, ideally in marine or processing environments
• Time-served mechanical fitter with multi-skilled experience highly desirable
• Strong understanding of Health & Safety and environmental standards
• Practical, solution-focused approach with good communication skills
• Ability to work independently and collaborate across teams
• Professional, responsible attitude with a commitment to high standards
• Willingness to undertake training and support others
• Full driving licence and own transport

This is a varied and rewarding role for someone who enjoys working in a fast-paced environment and making a real impact across the business.

The successful Mechanical Fitter will work full-time hours, primarily Monday to Friday, with flexibility to support overtime - including weekends when required. In return, a competitive salary is offered based on a 40-hour week, with enhanced overtime rates of 1.5x the standard rate during weekdays and 1.75x at weekends.

Apply now via ProMatch Consultancy and we will be in touch!

• Competitive Hourly Rate: £13.45per hour + £3 per hour night shift allowance
• Enhanced Overtime Pay: £20.18 per hour + £3 per hour night shift allowance for hours worked above 37.52 per week, £26.90 + £3 per hour night shift allowance for hours worked above 37.52 on Sundays
• Holiday Entitlement: Enhanced leave after 12 weeks in post
• Longer Shifts, Fewer Days: 10-hour shifts (8pm to 6am, 37.52 hours paid) mean fewer commutes and more consolidated working hours
• Optional Weekend Overtime: Flexibility to boost your earnings with overtime available depending on production requirements
• Long Term Career Opportunity: This role will initially be engaged through the agency; however, subject to performance, attendance and conduct standards being met, there is the opportunity to transfer to a permanent contract with the client.

You will be responsible for:

• Deep cleaning machinery and production areas using chemicals, hoses and other equipment
• Dismantling equipment safely
• Following documented hygiene procedures and schedules
• Maintaining accurate documentation and records
• Physical activity throughout the shift including manual handling and working on your feet
• Following strict health & safety protocols, including escalation of any issues

What we are looking for:

• Recent experience in a manual role or industrial cleaning/hygiene environment
• Experience of working on a night shift pattern
• Willingness to learn - full training provided on chemicals, equipment and procedures
• A strong work ethic and reliability
• Commitment to maintaining high standards
• Flexibility for overtime in line with production needs

If you take pride in doing things properly and this is of interest to you, apply today and we'll be in touch!