Hydrographic Surveyor

Responsibilities Survey Planning: Plan and execute hydrographic surveys for offshore and coastal projects. Data Collection: Operate survey equipment (multibeam echo sounders, side-scan sonar, GPS, total stations) to collect accurate seabed and coastal data. Charting & Mapping: Process survey data to produce nautical charts, bathymetric maps, and seabed models. Positioning & Navigation: Ensure precise vessel positioning and navigation during survey operations. Quality Control: Verify accuracy of survey data, calibrate instruments, and maintain compliance with international standards. Reporting: Prepare survey reports, charts, and documentation for clients and regulatory authorities. Safety Compliance: Follow offshore HSE protocols, permit-to-work systems, and ensure safe survey operations. Coordination: Work closely with project managers, geophysicists, and offshore teams to deliver survey outputs. Skills & Competencies Strong knowledge of hydrographic survey methods, bathymetry, and geospatial data processing. Proficiency in survey software (Hypack, QINSy, AutoCAD, GIS). Familiarity with GPS, DGPS, RTK, and acoustic positioning systems. Ability to interpret and process large datasets into usable charts and maps. Effective communication and teamwork skills in offshore environments. Requirements Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Hydrography, Geomatics, Civil Engineering, or Surveying. Minimum 5–7 years of hydrographic survey experience, preferably offshore. Certifications & Training IHO/FIG Hydrographic Survey Certification (Category A/B). BOSIET / HUET Offshore Survival Training. ISO 9001 Quality Awareness. Marine Safety & Navigation Training. Interested can share your CV and certificates to [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])