Page 62: of Marine Technology Magazine (January 2007)

MTR MARKETPLACE • JOBS WWW.SEADISCOVERY.COM ¦ Willing to travel ¦ Experience with diving, ROV & vessel opera- tions

Other requirements ¦ Oilfield client relationships ¦ Oilfield contracts knowledge ¦ Organizational skills ¦ Documentation skills ¦ Technical Writing skills

Chuck Ebner

Divecon Services Inc. 741 E. Arcturus Ave.

Oxnard, CA 93033

Phone: 805-488-6428

Fax: 805-986-5309

Email: [email protected]

E&I Engineer

Job Location: Singapore, Singapore

Our Client in the Marine Drill ship industry are sourcing for suitable candidate to fill up their open positions.

Responsibilities:

To study the project and develop a concept by listing basic requirements.

To further develop the concept and develop a drilling equipment package.

To propose basic layouts to suit the project needs while evaluating the commercial impact.

To prepare bid packages for procurement.

To review proposals from vendors and assist in equipment selection.

To follow up on interface issues with various parties.

To review documents related to drilling equip- ment design and layout from the designers.

To give support to the operations department for trouble shooting and providing vendor support.

Requirements:

A degree in engineering as the basic educa- tional level.

Experience in design of electrical and instru- mentation/automation on offshore, preferably in Oil & Gas.

Interested candidate please e-mail your resume to [email protected] with the following 1 Availability 2 Expected Salary 3 Current Salary 4 Contactable number

Huey Meei

Energyskills 111 Somerset Road #13-03 Singapore

Power Building Singapore 238164

Singapore, Singapore

Email: [email protected]

Commercial Tender Co-ordinator

Job Location: USA, TX Houston

Fugro GEOS is the world’s foremost provider of commercial oceanographic measurement, assessment and consulting services, with offices in the US, UK, Norway, Malaysia, UAE and Singapore. The Company is part of the multi-national Fugro Group that provides a complete range of integrated geotechnical, environmental, survey and positioning servic- es world-wide. To meet the demands of our rapid market expansion throughout the

Americas, we are seeking to employ the fol- lowing high caliber staff member to be based in Houston:

Commercial Tender Co-ordinator

We are seeking to employ a Commercial

Tender Co-ordinator to work as part of an existing tendering team in our Houston office.

The role will involve compilation of tenders for oceanographic services, mainly to our clients within the offshore oil and gas industry. There may be requirements to attend client meet- ings and negotiations, potentially anywhere in the world. Previous commercial experience is desirable although not essential, however, candidates will be required to demonstrate their potential business acumen.

To be effective, the appointed candidate is likely to have a minimum of 4 years experi- ence gained from the marine and offshore environment. The successful candidate will be very much part of a team, liaising with oceanographers, contractors and clients to ensure the highest technical standards are maintained. A high degree of initiative and attention to detail are essential, along with good negotiation and decision making skills.

A strong command of both written and spo- ken English is vital. By it’s very nature, this fast-moving role requires an inquisitive mind, flexibility and working to very tight deadlines.

Familiarity with Windows software, especially

Excel or equivalent, is required.

In return Fugro GEOS offers a dynamic team based, working environment in an exciting and developing market, as well as the long- term potential for you to develop your skills and career. Compensation will be commen- surate with qualifications and experience and includes a full benefits package. EOE. If you are up to the challenge please fax resume to (713) 346-3605, e-mail to [email protected] or mail to Fugro GEOS, Inc., P.O. Box 740010, Houston, TX 77274.

Jan van Smirren

Fugro GEOS Inc. 6100 Hillcroft

Houston, TX 77081

Phone: 713 346 3600

Fax: 713 346-3605

Email: [email protected]

WEB: http://www.geos.com

Marine Environmental and Safety

Coordinator

Job Location: USA, NY Palisades

The Office of Marine Operations (OMO: http://www.ldeo.columbia.edu/res/fac/oma/) of The Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of

Columbia University in Palisades, New York,

USA is seeking an outstanding individual for the position of Marine Environmental and

Safety Coordinator - #048263.

The Office of Marine Operations is seeking a

Marine Environmental and Safety Coordinator in support the operation of 235ft oceano- graphic research vessel MARCUS G.

LANGSETH. The ship is a general purpose oceanographic research vessel operating around the world with a specialized capabili- ties for geology and geophysics which include 2D and 3D multi channel seismic research. Duties include: -Coordinating permit applications to Federal agencies to operate the LDEO research ves- sel(s) in accordance with the Marine Mammal

Protection Act (MMPA) and Endangered

Species Act (ESA) requirements. -Identify and insure compliance with other environmental requirements established by state and foreign governments relating to research programs on board LDEO research vessel(s). -Preparation of documentation for submission of Incidental Harassment Authorization to

NOAA Fisheries for IHA and ESA permits. -Coordinate training of marine mammal observers in accordance with the mitigation requirements for IHA and ESA permits. BR> -Participate as marine mammal observer as required on LDEO research vessel(s). -Recruit biologically trained marine mammal observers to fulfill mitigation requirements for

LDEO research vessel(s) seismic cruises. -Review and update the LDEO Marine

Department Safety Management System (SMS) aboard the LDEO research vessel(s) and at the Marine Department facility on the

LDEO campus. -Maintain the SMS through revision of existing procedures or issuance of new procedures.

Maintain and update the SMS in accordance with departmental Health Safety and

Environmental Protection (HSE) Code.

Safety Management Systems duties will take approximately 25% of the year while Marine

Mammal/Endangered Species permitting duties will be responsible for 75% of the proj- ect. Both functions are vital to the success of LDEO seagoing research efforts.

The selected individual is expected to foster a culture promoting health, safety and envi- ronmental issues. Minimum requirements for the position include:

BS in Marine Sciences and a minimum of 2 years experience in Marine Operations or field experience with Marine Science or a combination thereof is required. Must have full knowledge of MMPA and ESA codes and permit applications. Knowledge of ISM Code and HSE policies and procedures preferred.

Experience with mitigation compliance as marine mammal observer at sea and as a trainer of onboard personnel in mitigation requirements for IHA permits is preferred.

Completion of training program as Internal

Auditor of ISM Code, is desired. Must be physically capable of working in isolated seagoing environment. Must have valid

Passport. Good command of written and spo- ken English, required.

Columbia University benefits accompany appointment. Salary is commensurate with experience. This position is located on the

Lamont Campus in Rockland County, NY.

Prospective candidates must apply via

Columbia University’s website: www.colum- bia.edu/cu/jobs following on-line application steps (Requisition # 048263) or use quick link: jobs.columbia..edu/applicants/Central?quickFi nd=102236.

Paul Ljunggren

Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory of

Columbia Univ.

Email: [email protected]

Marine Engineering Technology

Lecturer

Job Location: USA, CA Vallejo

FACULTY POSITION AVAILABLE

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2, 2007

LECTURER

MARINE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 62 MTR January 2007

Mechanical Engineer

Hydroid, the leading producer of autonomous underwater vehicles, seeks a highly qualified, BSME or equivalent, mechanical engineer to support both new development and manufacturing efforts.

Qualifications include more than five years of experience in the design of ocean instruments and/or underwater vehicles; demonstrated proficiency in material selection for underwater applications with corrosion considerations, structural analysis (FEA skills desired), electronics packaging, CAD and solid modeling (AutoCAD and

Solidworks), and strong communication skills.

Selected candidate will research, develop, plan, design mechanical and electromechanical products, oversee and coordinate activities involved in fabrication, operation, application, installation, and repair of mechanical or electromechanical products and systems.

Applicants selected will be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility require- ments for access to classified information.

Qualified candidates should send their resume and salary requirements to;

Hydroid, LLC 6 Benjamin Nye Circle,

Pocasset, MA 02559

Attn: Human Resources

Or e-mail to: [email protected].

Hydroid is an equal opportunity employer. Visit us at www.hydroidinc.com for information.

MTR#1 (49-64).qxd 1/11/2007 4:29 PM Page 62