Ocean Career: Oceaneering Subsea (ROV) Technician ECO Posted On February 21, 2024
As one of the largest providers of Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), Oceaneering offers cost-effective, innovative solutions to solve our customers' most complex challenges. With 99% uptime, our vehicles offer tough, reliable service for the full asset life cycle anywhere in the world—from development through to decommissioning. With a focus on secure remote operations, we can assure any operation, including rig moves, subsea monitoring, inspection, and more. With our next generation of subsea vehicles, such as the Liberty E-ROV and Freedom AUV, we push the boundaries of autonomy and remote work capabilities, using machine learning for better decision making and asset maintenance.
Oceaneering is a global provider of engineered services and products, primarily to the offshore energy industry. We develop products and services for use throughout the lifecycle of an offshore oilfield, from drilling to decommissioning. We operate the world's premier fleet of work class ROVs. Additionally, we are a leader in offshore oilfield maintenance services, umbilicals, subsea hardware, and tooling. We also use applied technology expertise to serve the defense, entertainment, material handling, aerospace, science, and renewable energy industries.
Position SummaryResponsible for operating Remotely Operated Vehicles, Subsea Tooling, IWOCS and RWOCS Systems, Tensioning and Reel Systems in a safe and efficient manner, and maintaining and repairing all electronic, electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic systems and sub-systems associated with same including component repair, replacement, and troubleshooting
Duties & ResponsibilitiesESSENTIAL
Operate equipment to include cameras (video and still), acoustic positioning systems, sonars, manipulators (robotic arms), LARS (Launch and Recovery Systems), hydraulic power units, complex subsea tooling, surface, and subsea workover systems.Assist or pilot the ROV including evaluating the environment conditions and hazards, dock/undock from TMS (tether management system), and navigate the ROV by acoustics, sonar and visual (video).Perform maintenance/repairs on equipment: maintain/ repair electronics, maintain/ repair hydraulics, maintain/repair mechanics, use test equipment, calibrate, and align equipment, and perform general housekeeping and corrosion control.Will operate and repair electrical over hydraulic and direct hydraulic control systems that interact with pumps, valves and other hydraulic transmission and power equipment.Will operate and interface sub-sea navigational equipment including but not limited to magnetic compass, gyro, transducer, sonar, altimeter, and associated survey equipment.Integrates and operates tooling including but not limited to cutters, pump units, multipurpose skids, dredging systems, standalone sensory systems, and any other tooling integrated to the Remotely Operated Vehicle.Maintains parts and supplies inventory associated with all electrical, electronic, mechanical, and hydraulic assemblies and subassemblies.Required Qualifications18 to 24 months of formal mechanical and hydraulic training and 18 - 24 months of formal electrical and electronics training; or combination of education and experience.Must be able to obtain a valid Passport and any other regionally mandated offshore work requirement documents as appropriatePreferred QualificationsHigh School Graduate or General Education Degree (GED)KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, ABILITIES, AND OTHER CHARACTERISTICSKnowledge of appropriate steps to analytical problem solvingAbility to establish and maintain cooperative working relationshipsAbility to work in a team environment, remaining attentive to ideas, recognizing responsibilities, and actively participating with others to accomplish assignments and achieve desired goalsTreats others fairly and with respectKnowledge of company policies, rules, regulations, business goals, vision, organizational structure, culture, philosophy, operating principles and values, etc.Ability to establish and maintain project prioritiesSeeks out new learning experienceIdentifies what needs to be done and takes action before being asked or requiredWORKING CONDITIONSThis position is considered OFFSHORE WORK which is characterized as follows.
Outdoors and indoors, day and night, as well as over/near waterRequires working on or near moving equipment and vibrating equipmentFrequently the humidity is above 90%, noise is over 85 decibels, and the light is intense/glarePotential exposure to open fire/flames/sparksConstant exposure to airborne dust, fumes, and gasesWork surface is stable, height is elevatedPHYSICAL ACTIVITY/REQUIREMENTSThe physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
This position is considered HEAVY work.
OCCASIONALWork in confined spaces, kneel, jump, run, work while lying on his stomach/back, crawl, and use repetitive movements of the arms and handsDifferentiate between colorsEye protectionFREQUENTClimb stairs/ladders, stand, balance, stoop, squat, reach, and lift/carry objectsTwist, sit with back supported, head forward/flexed, head tilted/rotatedWork with arms extended below the waist, unsupported, elbows flexed, wrist supported and unsupportedOperate a motor vehicleCONSTANTStanding and walkingWear PPE for body, vision, and hearing protectionECO Magazine is a marine science trade publication committed to bringing scientists and professionals the latest ground-breaking research, industry news, and job opportunities from around the world.
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