Offshore Hydrographic Technician II

Oceaneering; Morgan City (LA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health and Retirement Benefits

Global travel opportunities

Comprehensive training

Job summary

Oceaneering seeks a Hydrographic Technician I to assist with operating AUV and geophysical/geotechnical equipment. The role involves maintaining and repairing complex subsystems, with offshore work in the Gulf of Mexico and worldwide locations; domestic and international travel is possible.

The candidate will learn to handle cameras, acoustics, sonars, manipulators, LARS, hydraulics, and subsea tooling while supporting survey data collection and reporting.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED is required.
• 0–1 year of survey or geoscience industry experience is preferred.
• Must obtain or already hold TWIC card.
• Must obtain COVID vaccination.
• Must be able to obtain a valid passport and other offshore work documents as required.
• Candidate should be proficient with mechanical and electrical equipment.

Responsibilities

• Learn to operate oceanographic and survey equipment including cameras, sonar, and subsea tooling.
• Perform maintenance and repairs on electronics, hydraulics, mechanics, and test equipment.
• Interface with subsea navigational equipment and survey instruments.
• Assist with hydrographic data collection and daily survey tasks.
• Maintain inventory of parts and supplies for electrical, electronic, mechanical, and hydraulic assemblies.
• Contribute to reporting and project documentation.

Skills

Mechanical proficiency

Electrical proficiency

Safety awareness

Willingness to travel

Teamwork

Problem solving

TWIC card

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Oceaneering seeks a Hydrographic Technician I to assist with operating AUV and geophysical/geotechnical equipment. The role involves maintaining and repairing complex subsystems, with offshore work in the Gulf of Mexico and worldwide locations; domestic and international travel is possible.

The candidate will learn to handle cameras, acoustics, sonars, manipulators, LARS, hydraulics, and subsea tooling while supporting survey data collection and reporting.