Role Overview
- Implement technical, safety, health, and environmental guidelines and identify deficiencies to report to relevant authorities for necessary actions.
- Continuous communication with the client’s survey supervisor and meeting their needs including data accuracy and relevant reports.
- Planning resources and equipment for project surveying, including surveying teams, hardware and software needs, and equipment.
- Preparation of network, daily, and final reports of project surveying operations and preparation of required data in project and client-requested formats.
- Receiving policies, strategies, and mid-to-long-term project objectives from the regional supervisor for planning, surveying, and reporting on operations.
- Adherence to Offset Policy and Safety Distance guidelines as required by the client in coordination with the QC unit.
- Processing and quality control of surveying data using GP Seismic and LGO software.
- Calibration and maintenance of surveying equipment, including training subordinates, and conducting Static and RTK calibration tests.
- Expansion of surveying control network as needed during the project, marking coordinates for new lines, controlling and inspecting demolished points
Candidate Requirements
- Minimum 5 years of experience in geophysics
- minimum of 2 years as a survey supervisor in seismic projects.
- Age: 25-42
- Place of activity: Operational project
- Proficiency in ArcGIS software
- Proficiency in Leica GEO Office software
- Mastery of GIS principles and concepts
- Proficiency in Gpseismic software
- Proficiency in seismic operations
- Ability to work with surveying equipment
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite
- Fluency in English
- Behavioral competency: planning and organizing, follow-up until results are achieved, stress management, conflict management, crisis management, adaptability, and flexibility.
