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Survey Engineer / Senior Survey Engineer

Scotland
Posted about 13 hours ago
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UTEC, Acteon's Geo-services business line, harnesses data to optimise designs, save time and maximise your project's economic value by providing a holistic understanding of the marine environment. Our insights underpin customers' decision-making from design to asset life extension, ensuring every decision delivers

UTEC are looking to source a Survey Engineer / Senior Survey Engineer on a full time, permanent basis. The Survey Engineers are responsible for ensuring that all engineering work carried out on site is conducted in the best interests of UTEC and the Client and meets all project safety, contractual and quality requirements. The Survey Engineers shall also ensure that all equipment received to the vessel is configured correctly and calibrations and certification is kept up to date.

The role is based offshore and will require local and international travel to support UTEC operations, periods of onshore support may also be required working either remotely or from UTEC offices / workshops.

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Duties/Responsibilities

  • Sensor pinout/wiring diagrams, interface equipment and sensors through survey vehicles into the online system
  • Demonstrate understanding of commonly used electronic symbols and wiring principles
  • Setup a dedicated survey network and interface survey sensors to online
  • Data protocols using survey sensors, serial 232, 422, 485 protocols, ethernet comms, fibre optic
  • Setting up video distribution on board vessels
  • Solve and fault find issues with equipment. Demonstrating good problem-solving practices and show common sense logical thinking to identify problems
  • Make up and terminate all types of cabling, using specific tools, for interfacing, antenna cabling, network cabling, serial cabling, video cabling, ROV/survey sensor cabling
  • Create vessel wiring diagrams, setup notes in relevant software packages
  • Maintain, service, calibrate equipment used in offshore survey operations
  • Keep vessel inventories, manifests, equipment certification up to date
  • Perform online and operate software during operations
  • Conduct personnel performance reviews/appraisals for your direct reports

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Requirements

  • Education in Electronics / Engineering
  • Relevant industry experience or military/academic experience in survey related discipline
  • Completion of Senior Engineer Competencies or satisfactory completion of the competence criteria for Survey Engineer Grade I and essential competence criteria for Survey Engineer
  • 2 years experience, including 200 operational days offshore as Survey Engineer Grade I
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Skills

Survey Engineering
Electronics
Problem Solving
Calibration
Equipment Maintenance
Data Protocols
Wiring Diagrams
Network Cabling
Video Distribution
Sensor Integration
Operational Support
Performance Reviews
Marine Environment
Safety Compliance
Quality Assurance
Technical Documentation

Location

Scotland, United Kingdom

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