Due to ongoing growth, we are seeking an experienced Hydrographic Survey Manager to join our client's expanding team and drive operational excellence and quality assurance processes.
If you have a solid background in hydrographic surveying across multiple disciplines and proven leadership skills in managing a team, this could be the perfect role for you. While primarily office-based, some site work may occasionally be required. The opportunity can be based in either Aberdeen, Edinburgh, or Glasgow.
Role Purpose
Lead a team of surveyors, providing technical guidance and expertise. Ensure surveys are conducted to client specifications with a focus on quality. Oversee robust QA processes to maintain the highest data accuracy standards. Support the commercial team with tenders and PQQ documentation. Key Responsibilities
Safety: Promote and uphold company HSEQ policies. Respect: Empower the hydrographic team to achieve top standards. Focus: Understand and exceed client expectations. Quality: Guarantee precise survey results aligned with industry best practices. Commercial Effectiveness: Manage resources efficiently to meet budgets and deadlines. Core Tasks
Plan and execute projects, determining the best approach for surveys. Oversee daily workloads to align with customer needs and company standards. Manage project delivery while maintaining resource optimisation and QA compliance. Resolve operational and technical issues independently or with appropriate support. Lead, coach, and develop the survey team, ensuring compliance with relevant standards. Coordinate training and development activities through performance management. Assist the management team in preparing tenders and PQQ documents. Support audits to ensure adherence to HS&E and quality procedures. Collaborate with department managers to ensure seamless coordination on multidisciplinary projects. Requirements
A degree qualification with at least 5 years of relevant industry experience. Exceptional communication and leadership skills. Eligibility to work in the UK and a full UK driving licence. Whats in it for you?
This is a full-time position offering a competitive salary, generous holiday entitlement, a company pension scheme, and the chance to work in a professional and progressive environment.
Take the next step in your career and make a difference in a thriving, innovative company. Apply now!
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If you have a solid background in hydrographic surveying across multiple disciplines and proven leadership skills in managing a team, this could be the perfect role for you. While primarily office-based, some site work may occasionally be required. The opportunity can be based in either Aberdeen, Edinburgh, or Glasgow.
Role Purpose
Lead a team of surveyors, providing technical guidance and expertise. Ensure surveys are conducted to client specifications with a focus on quality. Oversee robust QA processes to maintain the highest data accuracy standards. Support the commercial team with tenders and PQQ documentation. Key Responsibilities
Safety: Promote and uphold company HSEQ policies. Respect: Empower the hydrographic team to achieve top standards. Focus: Understand and exceed client expectations. Quality: Guarantee precise survey results aligned with industry best practices. Commercial Effectiveness: Manage resources efficiently to meet budgets and deadlines. Core Tasks
Plan and execute projects, determining the best approach for surveys. Oversee daily workloads to align with customer needs and company standards. Manage project delivery while maintaining resource optimisation and QA compliance. Resolve operational and technical issues independently or with appropriate support. Lead, coach, and develop the survey team, ensuring compliance with relevant standards. Coordinate training and development activities through performance management. Assist the management team in preparing tenders and PQQ documents. Support audits to ensure adherence to HS&E and quality procedures. Collaborate with department managers to ensure seamless coordination on multidisciplinary projects. Requirements
A degree qualification with at least 5 years of relevant industry experience. Exceptional communication and leadership skills. Eligibility to work in the UK and a full UK driving licence. Whats in it for you?
This is a full-time position offering a competitive salary, generous holiday entitlement, a company pension scheme, and the chance to work in a professional and progressive environment.
Take the next step in your career and make a difference in a thriving, innovative company. Apply now!
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