Survey Engineer (Oceanographic)

• Use, maintain and troubleshoot metocean equipment including wave buoys, tide gauges and meteorological stations
• Keep accurate equipment records and ensure all assets are handled with care
• Support and eventually supervise survey work, including mobilisation and demobilisation
• Mentor newer team members in survey tasks and safe working practices
• Identify safe working methods and carry out dynamic risk assessments
• Help improve survey practices and report safety observations
• Assist project managers with planning survey operations and liaising with vessel crews
• Support decisions on equipment and mooring purchases
• Complete required health, safety, quality and environmental documentation
• Take responsibility for small projects or act as a deputy on larger ones
• Maintain routine client communication
• Provide technical and operational input for tendering
• Carry out office RCMP duty, including out of hours
• Troubleshoot operational issues and look for ways to improve safety and efficiency
• Write and review operational, technical and data analysis reports
• Peer review survey documentation and log sheets
• Process datasets, create clear data displays and compare results with other sources
• Follow company health, safety and quality systems and minimise environmental impact
• Maintain a positive and professional approach to work and support colleagues

• Bachelor's degree in oceanography, science, instrumentation, engineering, electrical or mechanical disciplines or an equivalent vocational qualification
• At least one year of relevant experience in a technical or operational discipline
• Intermediate knowledge of oceanographic and metocean principles
• Intermediate capability in marine operational planning
• Intermediate skills in data acquisition and data analysis
• Proficient communication skills
• Valid Global Wind Organisation or Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training certification
• Valid first aid certification
• Valid offshore medical certification such as OGUK or ENG1
• Working at height certification
• Slinger and signaller certification
• Full driving licence
• Proficiency in English
• Ability to travel offshore for approximately seventy to one hundred days per year, including time away during weekdays and weekends
• Ability to provide out of hours support when required
• Physical and medical fitness suitable for offshore work
• Positive and professional attitude toward colleagues, clients and work tasks
• Willingness to support teamwork and take on additional duties when needed
• Commitment to high standards of health, safety and environmental performance
• Ability to use company reporting platforms for safety observations and incident reporting
• Prior offshore experience, whether recreational or professional, is a significant advantage

Prior offshore experience, whether recreational or professional, is a significant advantage

• Extensive career & training opportunities
• Competitive salary
• Contributory pension scheme
• Private medical insurance
• Health cash plan
• Group life assurance
• Group income protection
• Electric car scheme
• Cycle to work scheme
• Discounted gym membership
• Discounts platform
• The Fugro Card (pre-paid virtual visa card, which earns cash back automatically when money is spent at any participating retailers)
• Enhanced maternity and paternity pay
• Long service awards
• Fugro values awards
• Employee referral bonus scheme