Oceanscan is constantly expanding and seeking talented, passionate individuals to contribute to the growing success of our offshore and subsea solutions. Be part of a forward-thinking team that drives innovation and supports industries such as petrochemical, defense, and oil & gas.
Although our personnel division primarily concentrates on several key disciplines, we frequently recruit for additional roles not explicitly mentioned.
In addition, out sister company HPR (UK) supports other disciplines not listed here
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The role of offshore technicians involved in lay operations is essential for the successful installation, maintenance, and operation of offshore energy infrastructure. These technicians are responsible for executing the intricate tasks involved in laying pipelines, cables, or other equipment beneath the seabed.
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When offshore energy infrastructure needs to be designed, developed, maintained or decommissioned, the role of the survey team is to provide precise positioning, data acquisition and processing to measure and map underwater surfaces and study the morphology of the seabed.
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When offshore energy infrastructure needs to be installed, maintained, inspected or decommissioned, the role of the ROV team is to operate the ROV equipment and associated tooling. The ROV is the survey platform and is key to the operation carrying a payload of tools and or sensors that are required to fulfil the work scope.
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Offshore Management encompasses various personnel engaged in Subsea & Renewables projects, including roles like OCM/OPM/OVM.
For other offshore management roles and requirements please contact HPR (UK) website
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Certified 3.3U and 3.4U inspectors perform a range of tasks in the industry, including general visual inspections (GVO), close visual inspections (CVI), corrosion monitoring, pipeline inspection, and monitoring diver safety.
For other inspection roles and requirements please contact HPR (UK) website
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Commercial diving work scopes are undertaken from multiple platforms and cover many different activities, such as installation, inspection, repair and maintenance of platforms and subsea structures.
The type of diving operation can be either surface supplied or saturation diving.
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