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.