ROV Pilot Technician; Offshore

Job Purpose

Safe and effective operation of remote vehicle and associated systems in the pursuit of project objectives and deliverables on board the nominated vessel. Ensuring that all aspects of the Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) operation they are asked to carry out are in accordance with the ROV Operations Manual and the Business Management System (BMS). Assist with the offshore training and development of ROV Pilot Technician Grade 4 and 3 personnel.

• To assist with ROV operations as instructed and in accordance with approved procedures and Technip
  
  FMC Quality Health Safety and Environment (QHS&E) policy and objectives
• To complete, as requested, daily documentation and produce accurate detailed reports as well as project deliverables
• To perform remote vehicle and systems maintenance in compliance with Technip
  
  FMC schedules
• Assist with system stock control
• To assist with the procurement of parts/materials
• To perform corrective and equipment breakdown reporting and system stock control
• Good housekeeping in and around ROV work area
• To carry out tasks deemed within candidate’s capability/competency as requested by Company
• Management or Superintendent / Supervisor / Snr Pilot Tech
• Launch and recovery of ROV system

• Offshore experience in a similar role
• A nationally recognised Technician qualification in a relevant technical subject (Mechanical / Electrical / Electronic). Minimum Higher National Certificate (HNC) or equivalent
• Shall possess current offshore survival and medical certification to UK and Norwegian minimum standards

• Higher National Diploma (HND) in relevant engineering subject (Mechanical / Electrical / Electronic / Hydraulic)
• High Voltage Safety Awareness training certification
• Basic Hydraulics training certification
  
  Manual Handling certification
• Working at Height certification

• Experience operating / maintaining ROV’s and associated launch systems
• Awareness of legislation/guidance e.g. reporting accidents, near miss reports
• Awareness of Company safety management system
• Demonstrates good safety and housekeeping practices
• Channel ROV system technical queries to the shift Supervisor
• Knowledge of emergency procedures
• Work as part of a team and assists others
• Demonstrates good communications between colleagues/Client/office
• Capable of assisting with planned maintenance system
• Capable of assisting crew to locate fault
• Capable of operating ROV to worksite in most conditions
• Minimum 200 hours piloting time with relevant offshore experience
• Capable of performing general manipulator duties with 5 and 7 finger manipulators
• Capable of performing task under supervision
• Capable of performing task without direct supervision
• Ability to coordinate dive records, video, audio and written logs
• Looks for improvements, regularly makes suggestions, occasionally offers new ideas, methods or concepts
• Generally efficient and productive
• Capable of interpreting and using navigation aids

Please note this role in being offered on a day rate contract basis only.