Mechanic - Source Vessel

Maintenance and deployment of seismic in-sea equipment and the maintenance of back deck systems, working closely with other departments where required. Their role includes:

• Maintaining high pressure air systems with 2000-3000 psi working pressures
• Maintaining hydraulic and PLC control systems to pressures of 250 bar.
• Maintaining high pressure seismic energy source systems
• Fault-finding and operation of seismic source controller (electronics)
• Back deck vessel operations including deployment and recovery of in-sea equipment.
• Small boat operations 10km from vessel for in-sea maintenance
• Inventory control.
• Use of computerized planned maintenance system

Requirements

Engineering School; Technician Diploma: General mechanic – Hydraulic – Electro-mechanic, familiar with:

• Mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, electrical equipment (up to 690 volts), Automats and Programmable Logic Controller.
• Electric motors (AC drive winch systems).
• Active heave compensated systems.
• Offshore Cranes and related LARS systems.
• Welding (aluminum, stainless steel).
• Knowledge of Seismic operations.
• Familiar or conversant with Subsea systems and components to include ROV tooling and skids.
• Survey planning.
• Marine back deck operations, cranes, winches, lifting and towing appliances.
• Managing Maintenance/reporting systems.
• Spoken and Written English with the ability to document clear technical reports.

Or equivalent vocational or military background, including:

• Engineer
• Mechanic
• Artificer
• Ability to work abroad in an international environment and in challenging field conditions.
• Ability to work as a team player with a spirit of initiative and achievement orientation.
• Flexible attitude to new situations and requirements.
• Integrity and Trustworthiness