The Offshore Survey Technician mobilizes, integrates, operates, and maintains survey, positioning, and measurement equipment used in offshore and subsea survey operations. The role includes field survey work using technologies that may include inertial navigation, imaging, photogrammetry, machine vision, acoustic positioning, GNSS, and other positioning and measurement systems. The technician prepares and integrates equipment, acquires and monitors survey data, and supports reliable system operation in accordance with client scopes of work, project requirements, and company procedures. The position combines practical electrical, mechanical, electronics, and instrumentation work with systematic troubleshooting in field and office settings. Duties include offshore equipment installation and data collection; monitoring equipment, communications, and recording; maintaining and documenting equipment; and supporting project preparation, equipment testing, workshop integration, and remote survey operations. The role involves office, remote, workshop, vessel, and offshore environments, with possible worldwide travel, extended offshore assignments, and shifts of up to 12 hours, including day or night shifts. No college or university degree is required.
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Full-time
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