Courtesy Boat Inspectors attend the four public boat ramps in Raymond, inspecting in-coming and out-going boats for plant and animal material to prevent the spread of invasive aquatic species into our lakes. CBIs are the point people in educating boaters on the dangers posed by invasives, the importance of inspection, and methods for doing their own inspections whenever they move their boat from one waterway to another.

CBI inspectors work between 8 and 30 hours per week, helping boaters inspect their boats when entering and leaving Raymond lakes and reporting their efforts to the DEP.

CBI Manager will work: 8 to 35 hours per week, scheduling and overseeing staff, monitoring and scheduling shifts, and reporting to the Raymond Waterways board, as well as potentially taking shifts as a CBI inspector

Requirements:

• Absolutely reliable, with reliable transportation
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Integrity
• Ability to use a DEP mobile app
• Transportation to and from scheduled boat ramps
• Interest in working 6- to 12-hour shifts.
• Availability from Memorial Day through Labor Day, Thursday-Sunday
• Availability for training for 1-2 days in Spring of 2026
• Manager should have management, training, and simple reporting skills

We offer:

• Pay $25 /hour for manager
• Pay $20/hour for CBI’s
• A schedule you can count on: established in May for entire summer

To apply, contact: info@raymondwaterways.org, with a letter outlining your qualifications and availability, and attaching 2 professional or volunteer references