The Oceanographic Electronics Technician will coordinate and participate in a variety of technical tasks associated with the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of scientific instruments and systems.
Job Responsibilities
- Assists in the Mobilization of equipment, as directed
- Travel offshore to install/service/repair Metocean equipment
- Maintain Company Vehicles following company and safety protocols
- Maintain RigADCP Tool Boxes, tools and spare inventory (Spare Kits, Chain inventory, Rope inventory, Ballast Inventory)
- Service and test equipment (to include sub-sea and meteorological equipment, chain hoist, life jackets, safety harnesses, shrouds, flotation, subsea frames, winches, spreader bars, etc.)
- Drive forklift, maintain forklift credentials and adhere to all forklift safety protocols
- Performs and assists with maintenance and cleaning of equipment and work area as directed
- Employee is responsible for the quality of work performed along with personal safety, co-workers’ safety and the care and maintenance of equipment
- Observe and follow all company safety rules and procedures
- Support and encourage continuous improvement of the company’s processes, including safety programs and quality management systems
- Communicate tactfully and effectively, verbally and in writing
- Maintain effective work relations with those encountered in the course of employment
- Come to work regularly and on time
- Execute work duties in an organized and efficient manner
- Maintain an organized and clean work area
- Work well while under supervision
- Work well as part of a team
- Able to meet deadlines
- Able to work while under stress
- Perform other duties as assigned
Job Requirements
- Legally authorized to work in the United States without restrictions.
- Must have a valid Driver’s License (Commercial preferred).
- Possess a High School Diploma or equivalent required.
- Have 1 year of shop experience preferred.
- General knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite & AutoCad.
- Basic knowledge of electricity, hydraulics, engines.
- Good mechanical and electronics aptitude.
- Have or be able to obtain and maintain offshore work/safety certifications, including UKOOA/OGUK physical and other offshore requirements.
- Communicate tactfully and effectively, verbally and in writing.
- Must be able to meet physical demands, including heavy lifting.
- Must be able to work offshore for up to 30 days at a time and be able to travel.
What’s in it for you?
At Fugro, our people are truly our number one priority and are central to our purpose to create a safe and livable world. Our values set the foundation for our unique culture: we are determined to deliver, we prepare for tomorrow, we do what’s right, and we build trust. Our talent philosophy is seeded by our values and fueled by a passion for learning, developing leadership behaviors, transparency, and accountability.
Fugro offers opportunities to sharpen skills and provide career growth through on-the-job learning experiences, LinkedIn Learning access, business and technical training, and leadership development programs.
We value the mental, physical, and financial health of our employees and their families and offer a variety of flexible work models. Additionally, Fugro USA’s comprehensive benefits package ensures you have choices that fit your needs at any life stage.
