Overview
Every maritime, dredging, or offshore project requires preparatory survey investigation. Throughout the project's lifecycle, including post-completion, the team performs regular measurements (hydrographic, topographic, etc.) using modern equipment. This detailed mapping and monitoring are crucial, as measurement is knowledge.
Responsibilities
- Set-up of Survey Activities: At the project's start, install equipment such as sounding equipment, tide gauges, and positioning system equipment.
- Determination of Sounding Method: Choose the most suitable sounding method for the project.
- Performance of Measurements: Conduct accurate measurements as required.
- Volume Calculation: Calculate dredged volumes for reporting, invoicing, etc.
- Map Creation: Draw maps using specialized software.
- Maintenance and Calibration: Maintain and calibrate various 'high-tech' systems.
- Problem-Solving and Communication: Act as a contact person for issues regarding positioning systems on board vessels.
- Reporting: Report activities to line management.
- Administration: Handle administrative tasks related to survey activities.
Profile
- Education: Degree in engineering, preferably in hydrography or topography.
- Work Schedule: Willingness to work on projects worldwide with a rotation of 2 months onshore and 1 month holiday.
- Skills: Good command of English is essential. A driver's license is required.
What We Offer
- Training: A permanent training trajectory through the JDN-Academy, starting with a 4 to 5-week training.
- Well-being Program: Our FIT-programme focuses on exercise, nutrition, and a healthy work-life balance.
- Impact and Creativity: Opportunity to make a difference, innovate, and distinguish yourself through creativity and durability.
- Team Structure: Work in multidisciplinary teams tailor-made for each project, ensuring the right person is in the right place.
- Global Projects: Engage in challenging projects worldwide with a rotation system of 2 months work / 1 month leave.