Seasonal Work in the USA
ITC H-2B Recruitment connects candidates with Alaska seafood plants, crab fishing vessels and Repsol platforms. Honest conditions, direct employer offers, support before travel.
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Hot vacancy
Seasonal seafood processing work: sorting, packing, freezer areas and long shifts in a fast production environment.
Industrial helper, maintenance support, kitchen, cleaning and service roles for candidates ready for safety rules.
Crab harvesting vessel work for candidates with strong discipline, sea readiness and physical stamina.
By the numbers
We work with leading Alaska seafood companies
How it works
We explain real conditions upfront: documents, interview, shifts, housing and season discipline.
Age, passport, experience, English level, physical readiness and preferred dates.
The route starts from the employer offer. We review conditions, pay and expectations together.
Forms, deadlines, interview preparation and candidate file control.
Transfer coordination, group departures and first-week preparation.
H-2B is a U.S. nonimmigrant visa for temporary seasonal non-agricultural work. The visa process is initiated by the employer, and we assist candidates with document preparation and step-by-step support throughout the process.
After signing the agreement and receiving the job invitation, the client pays our service fee of $120 and the petition fee of $460.
At a fish processing plant, the monthly income is usually $7,400–$9,800 plus bonuses. On a crab fishing vessel, the monthly income can be around $12,000–$14,000, based on $458 per day. For Repsol platform positions, the salary depends on the specific job offer and position.
At fish processing plants, the employer usually provides shared accommodation. On vessels, accommodation is provided in a cabin. For Repsol positions, housing conditions are confirmed individually for each specific vacancy.
For seafood processing, experience helps but discipline, stamina and overtime readiness matter most. For vessel and Repsol, requirements are higher.
H-2B is a U.S. non-immigrant visa for seasonal non-agricultural work. The employer petitions; we help the candidate through the process.
Seafood plant: $7,400–$9,800 + bonuses. Crab vessel: $12,000–$14,000 ($458/day). Repsol platforms: depends on position.
At seafood plants, the employer provides group housing. On the vessel — a cabin. For Repsol we confirm by position.
Salmon season: typically June–September. Crab: depends on quotas and trips. Repsol: per employer schedule. We confirm at the time of application.
Standards
Our process follows recognized quality, environmental responsibility and transparent organization standards.
Quality Management Systems
Greenhouse gas reporting
Greenhouse Gases
Marine responsibility
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