Job Description

Collects and analyses data related to the depths, shapes, and contours of bodies of water for the purpose of producing charts and maps. Some of the key responsibilities of a Hydrographic Surveyor include:

• Conducting surveys using a variety of equipment, including multibeam echosounders, single beam echosounders, and side scan sonars.
• Collecting and processing data to create detailed charts and maps of the ocean floor and underwater features.
• Collaborating with geologists, geophysicists, and other professionals to interpret survey data and make recommendations for safe navigation.
• Participating in the planning and execution of hydrographic surveys, including the selection of survey locations and the deployment of equipment.
• Keeping accurate records of survey data and results.
• Complying with all regulatory requirements related to hydrographic surveying, including data management and dissemination.

The ideal candidate for a Hydrographic Surveyor position should have a background in geospatial science, oceanography, or a related field. They should be proficient in the use of hydrographic survey equipment and have experience in the collection and interpretation of hydrographic data. Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work effectively as part of a team are also essential for this role.