Hydrographic Surveyor - Onshore & OffshoreOur client, EGS is a multi-national organisation operating in Europe, America, Asia and Australia. EGS provides a wide range of Marine Surveying services to the Telecommunications, Renewables, Oil & Gas, Charting and Marine Infrastructure sectors.Due to an increase in demand for EGS services based out of Australia, they are seeking an experienced Hydrographic Surveyor to work out of their Western Australian branch for Onshore and Offshore responsibilities.The RoleBased at the EGS branch in Fremantle, the successful candidate will be working on projects based in Australia and globally, involving both Onshore office-based work and Offshore surveying. EGS estimates the following workloads:OnshoreMainly based in Fremantle with additional land-based project work in Australia & OverseasApproximately 60% of the timeOffshore & InshoreNorthwestern Australia, Australia & InternationalApproximately 40% of the job - 90 to 120 Days Per YearMultibeam work accounts for over half of the Hydrographic Surveyor's workload, with UXO, Geophysics, ROV Support, and Geotech Support making up the remainder. EGS has a large suite of cutting-edge equipment and applications including Applanix, Kongsberg, Reson, and Edgetech, to name a few.Opportunities are available for branching out into Project Management, Survey Engineering, or Geosciences. The office environment is relaxed, with flexible start/end times and partial working from home possible. The working week is 38 hours. Our Client's newly refurbished office is based in central Fremantle, within walking distance to the train station and the Freo CBD/main streets and beach. This role will also potentially include: Coxswain's training/sea time on EGS Survey Launch, UAV training/certification, CPD opportunities, networking, and attendance to Hydro and Subsea events is actively encouraged.The Hydrographic Surveyor is primarily responsible for the quality control in computation and logging of geospatial data and subsequent processing and reporting. As an experienced surveyor, you will be involved with all aspects of a project that includes:Survey PlanningSurvey AcquisitionEquipment Calibration & verificationData QC, processing, and final reportingWorking in small survey teams on complex projects, surveyors will:be responsible for acquisition of high-quality MBES bathymetric databe involved in acquisition of other geophysical equipment (side scan sonar, sub-bottom profiler, magnetometer, multi-channel seismic, CPT, Vibrocore, and grab sampling)Surface and Subsea Positioning (USBL)work closely with the engineering department to assist in troubleshooting any equipment-related issuesExperience in online QC to ensure that the data meets client specifications is essentialResponsibilities and Accountabilities:A commitment to safe work practices and willingness to embrace the EGS Management System and policiesAble to operate as the onboard lead surveyor/party chiefBe able to plan and organise daily survey activities onboard the survey vesselCalibrating and operating all survey equipmentProcessing and reporting activities for the projects undertakenProject coordination to assist managementInstruct all EGS junior personnel in operations and Management System applicationExcellent oral and written communication skillsThe CandidateEGS is seeking a qualified Hydrographic Surveyor with at least 2 to 5 years of experience working in a similar role with the following criteria:University degree in Hydrography or a closely related marine or survey disciplineExperience with the following software: QINSY, Qimera, CarisExperience with the following Equipment: Kongsberg/Reson MBES, RTK, Total Station, Sonardyne/Kongsberg USBLSite work rotations can be as short as a few days but also up to 6 weeks; therefore, the ability to work away from home for long periods is essentialSelf-motivated, with the ability to work well under pressure in a team environmentCurrent medical, BOSIET/FOET certificates are an advantage#J-18808-Ljbffr