The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is looking for a manager to oversee fisheries protection around the Island's coast.
It's advertising for a sea fisheries enforcement manager at the Fisheries Division after restrictions on scallop fishing hit hte headlines in recent weeks.
The department says the Manx sea fish industry is worth £12 million to the economy and its enforcement team needs an experienced manager.
The post pays £43,600 a year with a 13 per cent out of hours allowance.
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