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Job Description Who we are Do you want to join our Geo-data revolution? Fugro's global reach and unique know-how will put the world at your fingertips. Our love of exploration and technical expertise help us to provide our clients with invaluable insights. We source and make sense of the most relevant Geo-data for their needs, so they can design, build and operate their assets more safely, sustainably and efficiently. But we're always looking for new talent to take the next step with us. For bright minds who enjoy meaningful work and want to push our pioneering spirit further. For individuals who can take the initiative, but work well within a team. About the role: Manages mid-complexity projects (Level 3), or mid-complexity work packages in support of higher complexity projects, through (1) consistently demonstrating Intermediate level capability in all project management competencies, (2) applying project governance and control in alignment with company best practices, standards, and procedures on their projects, (3) optimizing project outcomes by consistently meeting project baselines (4) ensuring that project QHSSE, technical, commercial and contractual requirements are met, (5) capturing, sharing, and applying lessons learned on all managed projects, (6) contributing to improvements in best practices, standards, and initiatives, and (7) acting as a role model for more junior colleagues. Job Requirements: <ul><li>Master degree / Bachelor Degree with more than 8 years of project management experience</li><li>Understand of Geophysical Hydrograp;hic survey operations. </li><li>Ability to professionally present project materials in client meetings, including identifying and mitigating client concerns.</li><li>Excellent written communication skills including comprehensive understanding of writing for professional documents and related legal terminology.</li></ul>What we offer <ul><li>Competitive salary</li><li>Generous paid-leave</li><li>Career &amp; training opportunities (international opportunities possible)</li><li>Collective health insurance and outpatient benefits;</li><li>Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) to provide help when you need extra support.</li><li>Additional benefits: Long Service Awards, Professional Membership, etc</li></ul>**Benefits may vary according to position/contract/grade level. 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

Senior Project Manager (Marine Geophysics and Hydrography)

Job Description Do you want to join our Geo-data revolution? Fugro's global reach and unique know-how will put the world at your fingertips. Our love of exploration and technical expertise help us to provide our clients with invaluable insights. We source and make sense of the most relevant Geo-data for their needs, so they can design, build and operate their assets more safely, sustainably and efficiently. But we're always looking for new talent to take the next step with us. For bright minds who enjoy meaningful work and want to push our pioneering spirit further. For individuals who can take the initiative but work well within a team. We are seeking a Senior Hydrographic Data Processor based in the UK. This role is suited for those who want to work within an operational team with occasional trips offshore. The role involves supervising, guiding, and supporting all data processing activities, taking ownership of projects, and providing feedback and recommendations to both offshore and onshore teams. The candidate will work closely with the MAI Client Deliverables team, particularly the Processing Support Lead and Processing Supervisor. While offshore, the candidate should ensure the successful completion of various campaigns and address or highlight any issues to the teams. In this role, the candidate will be responsible for successfully completing offshore processing campaigns to a standard where the MAI Client Deliverables team can finalise, ensuring an appropriate handover and highlighting any issues at the earliest opportunity. The candidate will identify software issues and recommend improvements, assist in designing or amending project-specific workflows, and research and recommend new ways of working. Additionally, the candidate will provide offshore/onshore training to junior personnel when required and seek out and bring any personal training requirements to the attention of the Processing Supervisor. This job is ideal for someone who wants to be part of a great team and is looking for a company that prioritises safety. The ideal candidate will have a qualification or background in hydrography, geomatics, geospatial sciences, GIS, mapping sciences, oceanography, or related fields. Additionally, they should have technical experience working with hydrographic/bathymetric data and processing software such as EIVA, Delph INS, Starfix, and ArcGIS. What we offer: Fugro provides a positive work environment as well as projects that will satisfy the most curious minds. We also offer great opportunities to stretch and develop yourself. By giving you the freedom to grow faster, we think you'll be able to do what you do best, better. Which should help us to find fresh ways to get to know the earth better. We encourage you to be yourself at Fugro. So bring your energy and enthusiasm, your keen eye and can-do attitude. But bring your questions and opinions too. Because to be the world's leading Geo-data specialist, we need the strength in depth that comes from a diverse, driven team. <ul><li>Extensive career &amp; training opportunities both nationally and internationally.</li></ul><ul><li>Competitive salary accompanied by an attractive package including a contributory pension scheme</li></ul><ul><li>Flexible working hours and the potential to work 2 days a week from home in accordance with your manager and corporate policies.</li></ul><ul><li>Option to lease an electric car.</li></ul>Our view on diversity, equity and inclusion At Fugro, our people are our superpower. Their variety of viewpoints, experiences, knowledge and talents give us collective strength. Distinctive beliefs and diverse backgrounds are therefore welcome, but discrimination, harassment, inappropriate behaviour and unfair treatment are not. Everybody is to be well-supported and treated fairly. And everyone must be valued and have their voice heard. Crucially, we believe that getting this right brings a sense of belonging, of safety and acceptance, that makes us feel more connected to Fugro's purpose 'together create a safe and liveable world' - and to each other. 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 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

Senior Hydrographic Data Processor

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

If you are fascinated by the sea and its geography, you will be fascinated by the opportunity to help create the sea and coastline charts to keep our ships at sea and clear of the rocks! Mō te tūranga About the role <ul> <li>Specialisations Combat &amp; Special Operations | Intelligence, IT &amp; Communications | Operational support</li> <li>Entry type General entry</li> <li>Under training $68,860</li> <li>Location Devonport</li> </ul>Naval Hydrographic Surveyors not only assist in the creation of accurate seabed and coastline charts for navigational and military purposes, they help search for mines, underwater explosives, missing persons, sunken vessels, operate Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV) and Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS). As a Naval Hydrographic Surveyor you will need to be adaptable to change, be physically fit, work well under pressure, enjoy a challenge and become familiar with rapidly advancing computer technology. You will also work towards gaining internationally recognised qualifications in Hydrographic Surveying, and the operation of Autonomous Vehicles. Requirements Basics <ul> <li>Must be 18 years old by the time you graduate from recruit course.</li> <li>Eligible to meet national security clearance criteria, as stipulated by the Government's Protective Security Requirements .</li> </ul>Education 3 years secondary school. Note, qualifications may be used to assess trade suitability. Fitness &amp; Medical <ul> <li> You must be medically fit for service. </li> <li> You must meet the minimum entry fitness standards. </li> </ul>Citizenship There are strict citizenship and security requirements to gain the SV security clearance required for this trade. You must b e free of any criminal convictions. Find out if you're eligible here . We offer guidance on entry requirements in our eligibility section . Apply if you're uncertain, as we'll work through the criteria with you to determine if you can proceed. <ul> <li>Job on deployment You will spend your time away either at sea or conducting small boat surveys. The tasks required within this specialized position include: <ul> <li> Operating, monitoring, and recording of survey data </li> <li> Recording tidal observations </li> <li> Preparing survey equipment for deployment </li> <li> Cleaning and maintenance of survey equipment </li> <li> Assisting in the set up and operation of shore surveying stations </li> <li> Maintaining survey records </li> <li> Driving small boats </li> <li> Driving 4WD and heavy transport (class 2+) vehicles </li> </ul>You will be part of Beach or Wharf Survey Teams conducting surveys and reconnaissance in preparation for the landing of Defence force personnel, stores, and logistics, both in New Zealand and where required in the pacific region. You could be part of the Mine Countermeasures Team (MCM). Where you will play a vital role in the detection of underwater threats / objects protecting both military and civilian vessels. At sea you will have an important role to play in the ships operational organisation and be required to conduct watches on the bridge as either the helmsman (drive the ship) or bowman (lookout) working in shifts over a 24 hour period. During times, such as "action stations", you may be a member of a small boats crew, refuelling at sea crew, and a man overboard recovery team. Damage control is an important aspect onboard all HMNZ Ships, and you will be required to participate in realistic fire and flood exercises. </li></ul>Career progression and training 01 Basic Training Basic Training Upon successful enlistment into the Navy you will be posted to Devonport, Auckland. Here you will do 16 weeks of basic military training to find out if you have what it takes to be in the Navy, and learn various subjects including: <ul> <li>Teamwork and support</li> <li>Naval history and customs</li> <li>Drill and parades</li> <li>Core mariner skills and weapons training</li> <li>First aid and firefighting</li> <li>Physical fitness</li> <li>Self-discipline</li> </ul>02 Ongoing Training Ongoing Training On completion of the basic branch training you will complete specialised courses covering: <ul> <li>Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV) Operators Course,</li> <li>Hydrographic theory,</li> <li>Mine Counter Measures - operations and tactics,</li> <li>Advanced First Aid and Firefighting,</li> <li>Introduction into Geographic Information Systems,</li> <li>Navigation Assistant (Navigation &amp; Chart correction course),</li> <li>Four Wheel Driving courses,</li> <li>Truck Driver (Classes 2-5),</li> <li>Small boat driving courses.</li> </ul>Hydrographic Systems Operators complete additional specialised courses as their career progresses. Soon after which you will gain your Skipper Restricted Limits Certificate, and be promoted from Hydrographic Systems Operator to Hydrographic Survey Technician. 03 Specialist Training Specialist Training On completion of a six month hydrographic course in the UK or Australia, you are accredited as an internationally recognised Category B Hydrographic Surveyor, and on completion of a competencies log, gain a Diploma in Hydrographic surveying and Diploma in Spatial Information Services. Can you think of a more exciting way to get an internationally recognised surveying qualification? 04 Career Progression Career Progression You will start your career with basic common training before completing your first hydrographic course, during your basic trade training phase. F ollowing successful completion you will have on the job training at HMNZS Matataua (MAT), based ashore and at sea to develop core surveying and seamanship skills. Once fully trained you will be skilled in hydrographic surveying, assisting in searching for mines utilising autonomous underwater vehicles (remote underwater search), piloting of Remote Piloted Air System (Drones), driving a number of watercraft (Workboats, RHIBs and Zodiacs), driving heavy vehicles and many more qualifications. You will primarily be a part of the operational unit, HMNZS MATATAUA, and be deployed via land, sea and air in New Zealand and overseas. This will include assisting Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Relief efforts, Land based deployments as an integral part of the Maritime Mine Warfare Force, assisting the New Zealand Police in search and recovery or conducting hydrographic surveys to assist with the freedom to manoeuvre for both RNZN ships and other waterborne craft. Benefits &amp; allowances Earn a competitive salary while training or learning your trade, along with additional allowances for time spent in the field, at sea, overseas, or deployed on operations. In addition to salary and allowances, other benefits of joining the New Zealand Defence Force include: <ul> <li>Access to your Service marae or tūrangawaewae</li> <li>Sponsored tertiary study programmes at all levels</li> <li>Free access to gyms and swimming pools on camp and bases</li> <li>Opportunities to travel</li> <li>Free and subsidised medical and dental care</li> <li>Subsidised food and accommodation on camps and bases</li> <li>Free and subsidised insurance cover</li> <li>Help to buy a home and save for retirement</li> </ul>Salary &amp; benefits Careers in the Navy are well-rewarded, as well as being diverse and exciting. As you become more experienced and move up through the ranks, gaining additional skills and qualifications, you will see your salary rise accordingly. <ul> <li>Under training $68,860</li> <li>Future potential earnings $98,000</li> </ul>Be Prepared Am I fit enough? If you want to be part of the NZ Defence Force you need to be medically and physically fit for military duties worldwide. Medical &amp; Fitness The application process Your step-by-step guide on what to expect at various stages of the application process, specifically for military roles. Application process Ready to start your Navy career?

Hydrographic Systems Operator

Hydrographic Survey Officers lead teams undertaking survey work in support of everything from beach landings to identifying routes through minefields. You will be trained as a leader, a mariner and a surveyor. Your career will be diverse and challenging with regularly changing roles both within and outside the hydrographic survey trade. Mō te tūranga About the role <ul> <li>Specialisations Navigation | Officers &amp; Management | Operational support</li> <li>Entry type Officer entry</li> <li>Under training $68,860</li> <li>Location Devonport</li> </ul>Hydrographic Survey Officers are qualified in all aspects of military hydrography. Accurate, up-to-date charts and geospatial information are essential to enabling operations at sea and especially in the littoral environment, ensuring hydrographers will continue to be at the forefront of operations. You will gain many technical skills in your time as a hydrographic surveyor utilising a wide range of software and hardware in a field that is rapidly evolving. As a Hydrographic Survey Officer, your career will commence with Warfare Officer training. The skillsets you develop in the first few years of your career, alongside your Warfare Officer course mates, will be developed as you progress. On achieving Warfare Officer qualification milestones you will specialise, undertaking Hydrographic Survey Training as detailed below. Being a Hydrographer still gives you the option of one day becoming Captain of your own ship. Requirements Basics <ul> <li>Must be 18 years old by the time you graduate from recruit course.</li> <li>Eligible to meet national security clearance criteria, as stipulated by the Government's Protective Security Requirements .</li> </ul>Education Minimum: NCEA Level 2 certificate. Find out more about the NCEA levels and certificate requirements Fitness &amp; Medical <ul> <li> You must be medically fit for service. </li> <li> You must meet the minimum entry fitness standards. </li> </ul>Citizenship There are strict citizenship and security requirements to gain the required TS security clearance for this trade. Find out if you're eligible here. We offer guidance on entry requirements in our eligibility section . Apply if you're uncertain, as we'll work through the criteria with you to determine if you can proceed. Play video Discover more about hydrography as a career Benefits &amp; allowances Earn a competitive salary while training or learning your trade, along with additional allowances for time spent in the field, at sea, overseas, or deployed on operations. In addition to salary and allowances, other benefits of joining the New Zealand Defence Force include: <ul> <li>Access to your Service marae or tūrangawaewae</li> <li>Sponsored tertiary study programmes at all levels</li> <li>Free access to gyms and swimming pools on camp and bases</li> <li>Opportunities to travel</li> <li>Free and subsidised medical and dental care</li> <li>Subsidised food and accommodation on camps and bases</li> <li>Free and subsidised insurance cover</li> <li>Help to buy a home and save for retirement</li> </ul>Salary &amp; benefits Careers in the Navy are well-rewarded, as well as being diverse and exciting. As you become more experienced and move up through the ranks, gaining additional skills and qualifications, you will see your salary rise accordingly. <ul> <li>Under training $68,860</li> <li>Future potential earnings $142,000</li> </ul>Career progression and training 01 Basic Training Basic Training Junior Officer Common Training (JOCT) (21 weeks) Location: Devonport Naval Base The objective of JOCT is to provide you with the core skills of military, mariner, and leadership to be an effective Officer in the Navy. The course is completed in two phases of training that train key areas of development. Phase 1 - Introduction This phase focuses on 'followership' and teamwork. Trainees are instructed in basic service knowledge, discipline, parade, and kit preparation. Physical Training will be conducted at all times throughout training to develop a high level of physical and mental fitness that promotes morale, good health, and good habits. This phase will cover various topics including: <ul> <li> Physical Fitness </li> <li> Service Knowledge </li> <li> Service Discipline </li> <li> Introduction to the Leadership Development Framework </li> <li> Damage Control Training </li> <li> Weapons Training </li> <li> First Aid </li> <li> Basic seamanship training </li> <li> Moving to advanced application </li> </ul>Phase 2 - Fit for Sea The second phase of training will focus on attributes of being in the Navy in preparation for operational service at sea. Trainees will be taught about the roles and responsibilities on board an RNZN ship. Trainees will also spend time ashore conducting academic and leadership training to further develop as a Naval Officer. This phase will cover various topics including: <ul> <li> Sea survival </li> <li> Ship familiarisation </li> <li> Leadership training </li> <li> Communications skills </li> <li> Defence and Strategic Studies </li> </ul>02 Job Training Job Training Officer of the Watch (OOW) Course The aim of this course is to teach the basic principles and processes of navigation and good bridgemanship, which includes experience in the bridge simulator and culminates in assessments at sea navigating a small naval vessel. On completion of your OOW(Basic) course you will spend time aboard a navy ship getting platformed endorsed and putting your new skills into practice, or commence your tertiary studies if you are entering on the University scheme of training. This on-the-job training is aimed at preparing you in a practical sense for the OOW(Advanced) course. You will also progress your OOW task book which is a written record of your progress, training and development. The OOW(A) course is 16 weeks and covers navigation, bridgemanship and training in basic warfare skills. On completion of that you will then return to sea to get qualified by completing the task book and gaining your OOW (A) Certificate or, if posted to a Frigate, an OOW (Warfare) Certificate. You will then post as a qualified Officer of the Watch to complete your core job as an Officer of the Watch on any naval ship. Royal Navy Exchange There is currently an exchange program in place with the Royal Navy, with which you could be posted to one of the survey ships of the UK Navy for a two year period. This is a great opportunity to gain more surveying experience, as well as travelling to locations in which the RNZN rarely operates. 03 Ongoing Training Ongoing Training International Hydrographic Organisation CAT-B Once you have consolidated your OOW training, you will head to HMAS PENGUIN in Sydney or HMS Drake in the UK to conduct your first Hydrographic Surveying course. The H2 Course is accredited as a FIG(International Federation of Surveyors)/IHO Category 'B' Hydrographic Surveying Course. The course is designed to provide students with the theoretical and practical knowledge required to carry out surveying tasks ashore and afloat. On successful completion of the H2 Course, students will be awarded a Certificate of Completion and will be graded as a Hydrographic Surveyor Grade 2. Prior to the award of the FIG/IHO Category B qualification all students are required to complete a Field Proficiency and Experience Competency Log. To consolidate your skills, you will likely be posted into a Hydrographic Surveying role in the Auckland region. This will involve short term survey activities which could include beach surveys, small boat operations, use of autonomous vehicles (underwater and aerial), offshore surveying on a ship, and participating in international exercises, both within NZ and overseas. Internation Hydrographic Organisation CAT-A Once you have become more senior, normally around the 10 year point in your career you will be able to conduct further Advanced Hydrographic Surveying training in the form of the H1 course held at HMS DRAKE in Plymouth, UK. This is another 6 month course and gives you the skills and qualifications to be able to be in charge of a Hydrographic Survey. This course also gives you an equivalent civilian qualification in the form of a post-graduate diploma in Hydrographic Surveying. 04 Career Progression Career Progression Early in your career you will spend the majority of time at sea for a period of around 2 years, and will be posted to various ships alongside your Warfare Officer course mates. You will become qualified to keep watch on a number of RNZN ships, giving you some great experience as a mariner which is hugely beneficial as you begin your specialised career as a Hydrographic Officer. Be Prepared Am I fit enough? If you want to be part of the NZ Defence Force you need to be medically and physically fit for military duties worldwide. Medical &amp; Fitness The application process Your step-by-step guide on what to expect at various stages of the application process, specifically for military roles. Application process Ready to start your Navy career?

Hydrographic Survey Officer

Job Description Job Description Working with a multi-national marine survey company, the Project Manager is responsible for the effective planning and smooth execution of assigned hydrographic/geophysics projects, whilst ensuring high QHSSE standards, cost effectiveness and good utilization of available resources. Responsibilities: <ul><li>Managing assigned projects within Asia Pacific region, ensuring all tasks are carried out in accordance with Fugro's Quality Assurance published procedures, QHSE policy and best business conduct in the most effective and timely manner. Always ensure project acquired data and results are adhere to customer's defined specifications and objectives; final deliverable is submitted in client desire format within contractual or agreed timeline schedule.</li><li>Keep track of project expenses and running budget throughout the entire life span of assigned project, including issuing, evaluating and approving purchase orders; ensure project execution is within given budget; issue invoices promptly and follow through with client to ensure timely payments are received. Project Manager will be required to produce monthly project accounting including project running profitability and WIP analysis, revenue and cashflow forecast, invoice and receivable status, and forecast.</li><li>Key communication and focal point to Client of assigned project throughout the life cycle of the project; representing Company to discuss and reaching agreement with Client on project scheduling, technical specifications, achievable results quality, commercial variation order, data processing and reporting objectives, and final deliverables formats and timing.</li><li>Discuss critical success factor and expectations with client / client representatives being part of project preparation stage; monitor and measure achievement and deviation of project performance during execution, and conduct post project performance review with client representatives. Documenting and sharing lesson learn with relevant field personnel and other project managers.</li><li>Working closely with business development and tendering team during handover of assigned project, prepare project documentations and commercial planning to ensure a technically and financially successful project will be achieved.</li><li>Working closely with technical and operational supports team on vessel, equipment and personnel planning and allocation to ensure project specifications, requirements and objectives are met.</li><li>Working closely with data processing and reporting team members to ensure project deliverables are meeting project specification and submitted to client in a timely manner.</li><li>Retain good and regular communication with client and client representative to promote Company services whenever possible; and sharing acquired information on market, client, and competitions with service Line Manager, Company marketing and commercial teams as appropriate.</li><li>Retain good and regular communication with supporting companies, service and consumable providers and equipment rental companies; ensuring best quality, economical and suitable services/consumables and equipment is used for the project.</li><li>Constantly observe Company's QHSE policy and ABC (anti-bribery and corruption) rules and best business conduct; and ensuring all project team members and suppliers are adhering to the same.</li></ul>Required Skills <ul><li>Skills and experience in managing projects for / related to the oil &amp; gas and/or marine survey industry; knowledgeable in handling vessel associated projects / operation in multiple regions / countries preferred.</li><li>Strong communication skills with good command of written and spoken English; preference given if capable to communicate in other Asian / local languages.</li><li>Academic education on Geophysics, Geomatics or equivalent is preferred.</li><li>Offshore Party Chief experience is preferred.</li></ul>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 - Hydrography/Geophysics

About the role The Survey Department is responsible for organising the surveying and hydrographic measurements carried out before, during and after dredging or offshore works. This involves working with state-of-the-art equipment. What you'll do For the continuous expansion of the department, we are looking for enthusiastic new colleagues. Depending on your education and experience, you will be deployed on one of several projects in Taiwan (Taichung). As Hydrographic Surveyor, your main tasks and responsibilities are: <ul><li>Set-up of survey work at project start-up: installation of equipment (sounding equipment, tide gauges, positioning system equipment, etc.);</li><li>Determining the most suitable sounding method;</li><li>Carrying out the measurements;</li><li>Drawing up maps using specific software;</li><li>Maintenance and calibration of the various high-tech systems;</li><li>Reporting on activities to line management;</li><li>Monitoring the work of local Surveyors;</li><li>Keeping Survey records up to date.</li></ul>What do you need? You have a degree in Industrial Engineering Construction, Hydrography, Electronics, Geology, Surveying, Geography, Bioengineering or Topography. Driving license is a must. Why working for us Working at Jan De Nul means helping to find solutions to some of the biggest challenges of our time: from energy transition to rising sea levels to smart mobility. It means learning and working together every day, with the aim of ensuring the global quality of life for generations to come. What we offer you <ul><li>An ongoing training programme through our JDN Acacemy</li><li>The possibility to exercise at work through our FIT programme </li><li>A competitive salary</li></ul>The world becomes what you make of it Jan De Nul is shaping water and land worldwide. We drive the transition to renewable energy with offshore energy infrastructure. We focus on nature-inclusive dredging solutions to build ports and protect our coastline. We develop innovative construction projects for smart mobility and sustainable buildings. And we redevelop our planet by giving polluted sites a new purpose. At Jan De Nul, the world becomes what you make of it. Jan De Nul Group promotes diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We are an equal opportunities and anti-discrimination employer. Hydrographic Surveyor;Marine Surveyor;Geomatic Surveyor;Hydrographer;Survey Engineer;Geophysical;Geospatial;Hydrographic Technician;Taiwan

Hydrographic Surveyor

Job Description: Hydrographic Surveyor We are seeking a skilled Hydrographic Surveyor to join our Offshore department at SAUDI GEOPHYSICAL CONSULTING OFFICE. As a Hydrographic Surveyor, you will be responsible for conducting surveys to measure and map underwater terrains, ensuring accurate data collection for various marine projects. <ul><li>Utilize specialized equipment to collect and analyze data related to water depths, tides, currents, and seabed features.</li><li>Prepare detailed reports and charts based on survey findings to support offshore operations and decision-making processes.</li><li>Collaborate with project teams to ensure survey objectives are met within specified timelines and quality standards.</li><li>Adhere to safety protocols and industry regulations to maintain a secure working environment during survey operations.</li></ul>If you have a passion for marine exploration, strong analytical skills, and the ability to work effectively in a team, we invite you to apply for the Hydrographic Surveyor position. Job Requirements: <ul><li>Minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Geomatics, Hydrography, Oceanography, or related field.</li><li>Proven experience in conducting hydrographic surveys using specialized equipment.</li><li>Familiarity with relevant software for data processing and analysis.</li><li>Ability to interpret survey data accurately and prepare detailed reports.</li><li>Strong communication skills to collaborate with team members and clients effectively.</li><li>Knowledge of safety protocols and regulations for offshore survey operations.</li><li>Attention to detail and ability to work efficiently in challenging offshore environments.</li></ul>

Hydrographic surveyor

Be visionary Teledyne Technologies Incorporated provides enabling technologies for industrial growth markets that require advanced technology and high reliability. These markets include aerospace and defense, factory automation, air and water quality environmental monitoring, electronics design and development, oceanographic research, deepwater oil and gas exploration and production, medical imaging and pharmaceutical research. We are looking for individuals who thrive on making an impact and want the excitement of being on a team that wins. Job Description Teledyne CARIS and Teledyne Optech have united to form the new Teledyne Geospatial offering holistic solutions to seamlessly map land and sea through the integration of industry-leading lidar sensors and world-renowned software workflows. Teledyne CARIS is the world's leading developer of geospatial software for ocean mapping and marine information systems with its headquarters in Fredericton, Canada. We offer an integrated suite of software that specializes in processing sonar and LiDAR data, managing and analyzing large data sets, producing charts and maps, and serving data over the internet as well as other specialized needs. Our software is used by government agencies, defence organizations, commercial survey companies as well as the research and academic community. Teledyne Optech has been a world leader in the design, development, and manufacture of advanced lidar instruments for 40 years. Teledyne Optech is a pioneer in sensor technology with decades of experience in lidar and photogrammetry, as well as auxiliary technologies such as GPS, inertial measurement systems, and waveform digitization. Our rugged, reliable, and innovative lidar and camera products are deployed on all seven continents-and even on other planets, where for instance a Teledyne Optech lidar provided proof of precipitation on Mars. As part of our growth we are currently seeking a Hydrographic Technical Support Consultant to join our CARIS Team in Netherlands ! Position Summary: As a technical expert in the field of hydrographic data processing, digital terrain modelling, bathymetric &amp; topographic data management, engineering analysis, you are the main point of contact with our current and future customers, providing support over email, phone and online resources as well as trainings remote or onsite around the world. Primary Duties &amp; Responsibilities: • Provide first line technical support to our customers; • Provide software training in the office as well as at client sites. • Build close working relationships with existing clients; • Analyze current client systems and issues, identify technical problems, formulate, and demonstrate integrated solutions; • Document workflows, operating procedures, and technical notes for our customers; • Potentially be involved in marketing and sales activities of Teledyne CARIS , including attending international conferences and exhibitions; • Provide expert consultancy, once fully experienced within this role. Job Qualifications: <ul><li>At minimum a Bachelor degree in Hydrography, Geomatics or related disciplines;</li><li>Alternatively proven working experience in the fields of hydrographic surveys;</li><li>Experience in scripting languages (Python preferred)</li><li>Experience with Cloud technologies, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, is considered an asset;</li><li>Cat A Hydrography Certification would be an asset;</li><li>Confidence to stand in front of a crowd and provide in-depth training events;</li><li>Fluency in English - a second language would be an asset;</li><li>Willingness to travel internationally (approx. 25-30%);</li><li>Strong social, inter-cultural, communicative, time management and problem solving skills.</li></ul>The perfect candidate also brings one or several of the following: • Knowledge of and working experience with hydrographic processing software, especially using the CARIS line of products; • Experience with and knowledge of bathymetric LiDAR systems; • Knowledge and working experience with RDBMS packages (Oracle / PostgreSQL); • Affinity with RESTful API, SQL, JSON. Teledyne and all of our employees are committed to conducting business with the highest ethical standards. We require all employees to comply with all applicable laws, regulations, rules and regulatory orders. Our reputation for honesty, integrity and high ethics is as important to us as our reputation for making innovative sensing solutions.

Hydrographic Technical Support Consultant

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.

Hydrographic Officer

[What the role is] Reporting to MPA's Hydrographic Division, candidate will be part of our team of maritime professionals whose responsibilities are to ensure safe navigation in Singapore waters by providing hydrographic, cartographic and aids to navigation products and services. [What you will be working on] Your duties will include: - Conduct hydrographic surveys in Singapore waters. - Operate, calibrate and maintain hydrographic equipment such as the multibeam sonar survey systems, side scan sonars, laser coast-lining systems, etc. - Process data generated from the various hydrographic surveys in office or on board the survey vessel. The data collected from the hydrographic surveys are used for nautical charting for the safety of navigation in Singapore waters. The work entails embarking and disembarking with equipment from small vessels to jetties via ladders/ landing steps and long duration on board survey vessel. The candidate is also expected to perform administrative roles such as liaising with internal/ external customers, report writing, project management and procurement processes. [What we are looking for] Candidate should possess relevant discipline such as Engineering, Nautical Studies or Information Technology. Candidates with at least 2 years of prior working experience in land surveying, cartography or geographical information/computer-aided design systems will have an advantage. You must be independent, meticulous with an eye for detail and a good team player with good interpersonal and communication skills.

Technical Executive / Senior Technical Executive (Hydrographic Survey)

[What the role is] Reporting to MPA's Hydrographic Division, the candidate will be part of our team of maritime professionals whose responsibilities are to ensure safe navigation in Singapore waters by providing hydrographic, cartographic and aids to navigation products and services. [What you will be working on] Your duties will include but not limited to the following: <ul><li>Supervise a team of Hydrographic Survey officers, including the planning and deployment of survey teams for survey works</li><li>Promote Singapore's interests at international Hydrographic fora</li><li>Manage projects and prepare reports</li><li>Plan, co-ordinate and monitor hydrographic survey training programs</li><li>Approval of hydrographic survey reports following the attainment of IHO Cat "A" certification</li><li>Manage internal and external clients to provide hydrographic information to meet client's requirements</li><li>Provision of technical advice on strategic hydrographic survey matters</li><li>Review hydrographic survey contractors' hydrographic surveys procedures and reports</li><li>Responsible for maintaining the functions and equipment for hydrographic surveys</li><li>Responsible for the management of contracts and agreements relating to Hydrographic Survey Department</li><li>Ensure department compliance to international standards and ISO quality management system for hydrographic survey</li><li>Development and delivery of training on subject matter</li></ul>[What we are looking for] Background in a relevant discipline such as Engineering, Nautical Studies or Information Technology. Candidates with at least 2 years of prior working experience in related fields such as hydrographic/land surveying, cartography or geographical information systems will have an advantage. You must be independent, meticulous with an eye for detail and a good team player with good interpersonal and communication skills.

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