TSC Subsea
Tooling Technician Specialist

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TSC Subsea Overview
TSC Subsea is a specialist provider of subsea inspection, integrity, and technology-driven solutions supporting the global energy industry. Alongside NDT Global, TSC Subsea combines deep subsea expertise with access to industry-leading inspection technologies, advanced data insights, and integrity management capabilities.
NDT Global is recognized worldwide for its leadership in inline inspection and asset integrity solutions, including ultrasonic technologies such as Pulse Echo, Pitch-and-Catch, Phased Array, Acoustic Resonance (ART Scan), as well as ultra-high-resolution Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) services.
Through this group structure, TSC Subsea benefits from a strong technology backbone while maintaining a focused, agile approach to subsea operations and customer delivery. Innovation is central to both TSC Subsea and the wider NDT Global. By continuously advancing inspection technologies, analytical methods, and digital capabilities, we deliver reliable, data-driven insights that help customers operate safely, efficiently, and sustainably. These capabilities enable asset owners to make informed decisions, optimize infrastructure performance, reduce operational risk, and support long-term integrity strategies.
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Responsibilities
- Management of TSC’s subsea robotic tooling and NDT systems required for its offshore campaigns.
- Testing, fault finding, repairing, calibration, and fabrication of equipment and parts.
- Ordering spares, reporting problems, and improvements to engineers.
- General assembly of prototype tooling from engineering drawings.
- Logging issues and faults and implementing fixes.
- Travel may be required within the UK, to Norway offices, and other locations around the world for training purposes, to support local operations, and Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs) at client sites.
- Ensuring that Safety policies and procedures are understood and adhered to so far as reasonably practicable in order to ensure a safe working environment.
- Carrying out work in accordance with company Health, Safety, and Quality systems.
- Performing the assigned tasks with due diligence regarding the integrated management Systems of the company.
- Eliminating waste of whatever form, suggesting the use of more environmentally friendly substances and practices, and contributing to the conscious improvement of the environment.
Skills and Competence Requirements
- Basic engineering and/or science-based background to GCSE-level or equivalent.
- Practical experience of working with tools to assemble and disassemble mechanical and electrical systems is desirable.
- Willingness to learn and get hands dirty is essential for maintaining NDT and robotic tooling.
- Experience with the general operations of a warehouse and its staff, including handling the recording and maintaining of inventory.
- Experience with the use of workshop tools including drill presses, hydraulic benders, lathe, mill, TIG welding would be beneficial (training will be provided).
- Experience with MS Office, especially WORD and EXCEL with a view to writing equipment packing lists, fault reports, assembly instructions would be beneficial.
- Attention to detail.
- Self-motivated and able to work without constant supervision.


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Benefits
- Opportunity to work on cutting-edge NDT technologies that ensure the safety and reliability of critical offshore infrastructure.
- Collaborative and innovative work environment with a focus on professional development and growth.
- Competitive salary and benefits package, including health insurance, cycle to work scheme, tech scheme.
- Further career development through additional company provided training.
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