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Technical Officer - Remote Monitoring, Electronics, Hydrographic and Data Job no: 497566 Work type: Permanent Full time Location: Hobart Categories: Engineering &amp; Technical Salary Base from $80,000 + super + field allowances (Hobart) Shape the Future with Entura This is a role replacement in our Water Management Team where you will be responsible for the provision of reliable hydrological, meteorological, and environmental data monitoring systems for the purpose of collecting and presenting quality time series data to Entura's clients, including Hydro Tasmania. A broad range of data monitoring projects can be expected including dam surveillance, natural streams, water conveyance and delivery systems, groundwater, renewable energy projects, environmental management and electrical transmission and delivery. This role includes selecting fit-for-purpose equipment, system design, integration, commissioning and maintenance. The transmission, storage, and presentation of that data is also of prime importance. What will your week look like? If you like variety and being outside keep reading. Each week will be a bit different, so you will need to be a bit flexible, some weeks could include multiple days in the field carrying out site inspections and maintaining remote monitoring equipment. Other weeks could consist of analysing data collected from the field, assembling monitoring equipment for future installations or working with our team and clients to coordinate site activities. You will get to travel the state so you need a driver's licence (ideally a manual licence), work with multiple different technical teams and experts in the field, so you have amazing opportunities to learn from dedicated mentors. A full list of accountabilities is detailed in the Position description below. Further information can be found in the attached position description: PD- Entura-Remote Monitoring, Electronics, Hydrographic and Data Technical Officer - May 2025.pptx What you'll bring: We will teach you what you need to know but there are a few things that will set you apart: <ul><li>2+ years' experience in remote field installation, troubleshooting, calibration and maintenance of data monitoring instrumentation and telemetry equipment.</li><li>Undertaking (or completed) a recognised tertiary qualification in electrical, electronics, telecommunications, environmental or computer science.</li><li>Australian drivers licence - preferably manual.</li><li>Construction White Card.</li><li>Confident ability to swim and willingness to undertake safety training for water rescues.</li></ul>If you have done any of the following, we also want to know about it: <ul><li>Hydrographics, environmental or meteorological monitoring experience</li><li>Experience in a consulting environment</li><li>4WD experience</li><li>Boat operation</li><li>Experience using hand tools or power tools</li><li>Ability to work with a team that relies on each other in the field</li><li>Diploma or certificate in civil or building</li><li>Experience in minor civil works.</li></ul>Why Join Entura? We don't just offer jobs-we build careers with purpose. We are committed to an inclusive and equitable work environment where everyone belongs. When you join Entura, you become part of a team that values work-life balance, continuous learning, and professional growth. Our benefits include: <ul><li>Genuine work-life balance with flexible work arrangements.</li><li>Industry-leading parental leave for all genders.</li><li>Generous carer and personal leave.</li><li>Support with on-the-job training and formal technical training.</li><li>Subsidised school holiday vacation care to support working parents.</li><li>Discounted health insurance.</li><li>Access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for you and your family.</li><li>A workplace that values diversity and actively promotes gender equality.</li><li>Clear career progression pathways and strong support networks.</li></ul>At Entura, we are proud to work on innovative engineering solutions that make a difference. We are deeply committed to environmental and social responsibility, empowering people and communities with clean energy. Ready to Make an Impact? If this opportunity excites you, we encourage you to apply! Please submit your CV and a cover letter outlining your experience and what drives you. We value diversity and inclusion and welcome applications from candidates of all ages, cultural backgrounds, abilities, and genders. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during the application process, please let us know-we're here to support you. Discover more about Entura's work and values at <a href="http://www.entura.com.au" target="_blank">www.entura.com.au</a> and learn how our unique approach, Our Way, is shaping the future of engineering. Join us and help power a cleaner, brighter future! CLOSING DATE - FRIDAY 16 MAY 2025 Advertised: 20 Feb 2025 Tasmania Daylight Time Applications close: 16 May 2025 Tasmania Standard Time Whatsapp Facebook LinkedIn Email App

Technical Officer - Remote Monitoring, Electronics, Hydrographic and Data

Job Description The Opportunity We are currently seeking a Project Manager, ideally with a Hydrographic or Geophysical Survey background, to join our established Australian Marine Site Characterisation service line. This position has become available due to recent structural changes, which offers a great opportunity to get involved in a broad variety of different projects and make this role your own. Based in our Perth or Adelaide office, reporting to the Geophysical and Hydrography Service Line Manager, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: <ul><li>Managing projects from beginning to end to meet client objectives</li><li>Establish, maintain and monitor project schedules; from planning and design phases to survey execution</li><li>Control and monitor project financial performance</li><li>Work with clients, regulatory agencies, and community stakeholders to ensure permitting, hazard's, emergency response etc. are in place to achieve project success</li><li>Work closely with suppliers, sub-contractors, party chiefs and team leaders to ensure project goals are achieved</li><li>Occasional travel for project purposes such as client visits, project mobilisations and project completions</li><li>Involvement with sourcing and preparing for new project opportunities, including conversations with existing clients and proposal submission</li></ul>Who are we We are Fugro, the world's leading Geo-data specialist, focused on mapping, modeling and monitoring data about the earth's surface and the structures built upon it. With clients spanning land, sea and space, our respected reputation is grounded in valuing our employees as our greatest asset, a steadfast commitment to delivery excellence, and an innovative approach that leverages cutting-edge technology to solve our clients' challenges. This role forms part of the Geophysics and Hydrography service line. We combine cutting-edge techniques with a deep understanding of environmental dynamics to help clients create sustainable solutions. Our survey methods include airborne lidar bathymetry, multispectral imaging, and vessel-based multibeam technologies. Furthermore, we acquire geophysical data to assist in the assessment of seafloor and sub-seafloor conditions for various projects including offshore windfarms. How we work Embracing a modern and collaborative work culture, Fugro is committed to helping our employees move towards their full potential. How? Through alignment, autonomy, and personal accountability, in a supportive, information sharing work environment. While we support remote work, we also value face-to-face interactions, whiteboard discussions and sharing a meal together. About You Your organization and communication skills are the foundational attributes which will help you succeed in this impactful role. We are looking for a team player who has: <ul><li>Sound understanding of project management principles and industry standard project management software</li><li>Emotional intelligence with the ability to establish and maintain relationships with colleagues, clients, sub-contractors and suppliers</li><li>Attention to detail with a strong focus on effective resource management</li><li>Flexible, reliable, independent, and able to work well in a constantly changing environment</li><li>Background in Survey, Geophysical or Geotechnical fields preferred</li></ul>Extra things that we value: <ul><li>Tertiary education in Surveying, Geotechnical Engineering, Geophysics, Geoscience, Geospatial or related degree</li><li>Offshore experience</li><li>Hydrographic or Lidar experience</li></ul>Fugro offers <ul><li>Ongoing, hybrid work from home arrangement | Flexible start and finish times</li><li>Competitive compensation | Annual salary reviews</li><li>Salary continuance insurance</li><li>Culture that supports career development, training and progression</li><li>An inclusive and diverse group of colleagues who happily share knowledge</li><li>12 week Parental Leave policy</li><li>Friendly and supportive environment - feel free to be yourself</li><li>Global, progressive company with industry new, cutting edge technology</li></ul>How to apply Please ensure your CV is up to date, with relevant information clear and succinct and follow the application prompts. Candidates will be asked to provide evidence of Australian working rights to be considered for this position (visa sponsorship is not offered). Fugro reserves the right to close this advert at any time. Applications or interest via recruitment agencies will not be accepted at this time. Disclaimer for recruitment agencies: Fugro does not accept any unsolicited applications from recruitment agencies. Acquisition to Fugro Recruitment or any Fugro employee is not appreciated

Project Manager - Geophysical / Hydrography / Coastal Resilience Resilience

As a Hydrographic Officer, you'll play a pivotal role in collecting, analysing and disseminating critical environmental data to empower the Navy to excel at sea. You'll analyse and use geospatial information to produce and distribute essential bathymetric, hydrographic, and intelligence products and services. Your work will directly impact decision-making processes and operational strategies, ensuring the protection of Australia's maritime interests and national security. Traditionally, Hydrographic Officers were primarily responsible for charting seas for navigation. However, while that aspect of the role remains a critical one, modern hydrographic surveying has evolved into a diverse and multidisciplinary profession. You'll apply your specialised knowledge and skills in hydrographic data collection to meticulously plan, manage, and execute geospatial data activities. ","roleDescriptionHeader":"What you'll do","roleDescription":" Utilising advanced sensors, you'll collect and analyse a range of data crucial for ensuring ship safety, tactical advantages and enhanced situational awareness for the Navy. You'll perform bathymetric mapping, seafloor analysis, current and tide measurements, terrestrial mapping and environmental observation. The data you collect and analyse supports military operations and informs nautical charting efforts by the Australian Hydrographic Office. You'll work onboard dedicated hydrographic ships or as part of Deployable Geospatial Support Teams stationed aboard various vessels and locations. Onshore, you'll collaborate with the Australian Geospatial-Intelligence Organisation, leveraging geospatial data analysis to enhance maritime operations and provide strategic, operational, and tactical advantages to our naval forces. Wherever you're based, your expertise will play a crucial role in helping the Navy achieve strategic and operational superiority.

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