Atlas NextWave
Survey Workshop Engineer

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Are you an experienced engineer with a background in survey equipment maintenance and testing? Atlas NextWave are supporting a leading international offshore and marine services organisation to appoint a Survey Workshop Engineer to join their Survey Asset team in Aberdeen.
This is an excellent opportunity to play a key role in supporting offshore operations by ensuring critical survey and positioning equipment is maintained, tested, and ready for deployment.
Key Responsibilities
- Test, maintain, inspect and prepare survey and positioning equipment in accordance with QA/QC procedures.
- Diagnose faults and coordinate repairs with equipment suppliers where required.
- Maintain accurate records of equipment servicing, calibration, repairs and maintenance activities.
- Register and track new equipment using the asset management system.
- Provide technical support and advice to offshore survey personnel.
- Assist with equipment selection and availability planning for project requirements.
- Support vessel mobilisations and demobilisations when required.
- Monitor inventory levels and manage workshop consumables and spare parts.
- Contribute to technical updates, equipment improvement initiatives and R&D activities.
- Support warehouse operations, including packing, receiving and handling third-party equipment.
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Qualifications
College education and/or industry training in survey-related electronic engineering or a similar discipline.
Experience
- Previous experience working in a workshop environment testing, maintaining and repairing survey equipment.
- Knowledge of survey and positioning systems used within offshore or marine environments.


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Technical Skills
- Experience installing and interfacing survey equipment and associated sensors.
- Ability to read and interpret electronic and mechanical technical drawings.
- Strong fault-finding and troubleshooting capabilities.
IT Skills
- Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications.
What's on Offer
- Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.
- Opportunity to work with advanced offshore survey technology.
- Career development within a well-established and globally recognised engineering organisation.
- Collaborative and supportive working environment.
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