IHO CAT A Hydrographer

YJP SURVEYORS PTE LTD; Singapore; On-site; SGD 40,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading surveying company in Singapore is seeking a Hydrographer to join their team full-time. The role involves utilizing advanced equipment for data acquisition, mapping, and ensuring precise positioning to enhance navigation safety. Candidates should possess an engineering degree, be physically fit, and demonstrate strong problem-solving and communication skills. An attractive allowance and training for skill development are offered, along with a 5.5-day work week.

Benefits

Attractive allowance

Increment program for skills learned

Qualifications

• Minimum Engineering Degree with Offshore survey experience.
• Technical skills in sonar, GPS, and hydrographic equipment.
• Previous experience in hydrographic or land surveying can be advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Data acquisition using sonar, echo sounders, and GPS.
• Create maps and charts showing seabed topography.
• Ensure accurate positioning of survey data.
• Assess the impact of marine developments on the environment.
• Provide technical guidance on hydrographic survey matters.

Skills

Proficiency in sonar

GPS usage

Problem-solving

Communication skills

Education

Engineering Degree

Job description

Short Summary Requirements

- physically fit
- min Engineering Degree with Offshore survey experience with a CAT A Cert organized by FIG/IHO/ICA
- 5.5 days work week
- attractive allowance/increment program for skills learned

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Key Responsibilities:

• Data Acquisition:Hydrographers use advanced equipment like sonar, echo sounders, and GPS to measure water depths and identify underwater features such as wrecks, rocks, and other navigational hazards.
• Mapping and Charting:They create detailed maps and charts that show the topography of the seabed, including depths, shapes, and contours.
• Precise Positioning:They ensure accurate positioning of survey data, crucial for the safety of navigation.
• Marine Environmental Assessment:They assess the impact of marine developments on the environment and can predict the effects of proposed or existing projects.
• Technical Advice:They provide technical guidance on hydrographic survey matters and help manage internal and external clients.

Skills and Qualifications:

• Technical Skills:Proficiency in using sonar, GPS, and other hydrographic equipment is essential.
• Problem-Solving:Hydrographers must be able to troubleshoot technical issues and adapt to changing survey conditions.
• Communication:They need strong communication skills to work with teams, manage projects, and interact with clients.
• Education:A background in engineering, nautical studies, or related fields is often required.
• Experience:Previous experience in hydrographic or land surveying, cartography, or GIS can be an advantage