Short Summary Requirements

- physically fit
- min Engineering Degree with Offshore survey experience with a CAT B Cert organized by FIG/IHO/ICA
- 6 days work week
- attractive allowance/increment program for skills learned

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Key Responsibilities:

• Data Acquisition:Hydrographers use advanced equipment like sonar, echo sounders, and GPS to measure water depths and identify underwater features such as wrecks, rocks, and other navigational hazards.
• Mapping and Charting:They create detailed maps and charts that show the topography of the seabed, including depths, shapes, and contours.
• Precise Positioning:They ensure accurate positioning of survey data, crucial for the safety of navigation.
• Marine Environmental Assessment:They assess the impact of marine developments on the environment and can predict the effects of proposed or existing projects.
• Technical Advice:They provide technical guidance on hydrographic survey matters and help manage internal and external clients.

Skills and Qualifications:

• Technical Skills:Proficiency in using sonar, GPS, and other hydrographic equipment is essential.
• Problem-Solving:Hydrographers must be able to troubleshoot technical issues and adapt to changing survey conditions.
• Communication:They need strong communication skills to work with teams, manage projects, and interact with clients.
• Education:A background in engineering, nautical studies, or related fields is often required.
• Experience:Previous experience in hydrographic or land surveying, cartography, or GIS can be an advantage