Job Description
Reach Subsea
The Offshore Survey Engineer is responsible for leading the technical aspects of all survey and positioning projects offshore.
KEY TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Project preparations in office as required.
- Lead technical offshore project execution according to general or project specific procedures / work instructions.
- Act as team leader for mobilisation / demobilisation, maintenance and operation of all positioning and survey sensors.
- Installation and configuration of technical software packages.
- Report preparations onshore as required.
- Follow up software and hardware developments when required.
- Actively develop own knowledge of offshore survey and positioning techniques.
- Provide assistance to other offshore operations as required.
- Familiarity with project technical requirements.
EXTERNAL RELATIONSHIPS
- Client’s offshore representatives, daily co-operation.
- Hardware suppliers, contact as required.
- Software suppliers, contact as required.
Both positions shall:
- Carry out work only when it can be done in a safe and healthy manner. Ensure that the work is not hazardous to the environment.
- Comply with the Reach Subsea Management System procedures, contractual requirements and authority regulations relevant for the work.
- Contribute to the Reach Subsea improvement and report incidents and proposals using the formal feedback reporting system.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS:
- Bachelor of Engineering or TAFE equivalent.
- Relevant experience could substitute in from a Navy or Army Relevant equipment experience with geophysical, site survey, UXO surveys, cable burial surveys, inspection and subsea construction surveys can compensate for lack of formal education.
- Offshore safety training (desirable).