Adhoc Offshore Radio Operator Position

Location: St. John's

Become an Offshore Radio Operator with Wood in Newfoundland and Labrador, responsible for critical marine and aeronautical communications. This adhoc role focuses on safety and operational efficiency.

Wood is seeking an experienced Offshore Radio Operator to join the Operations team in the oil and gas petrochemical sector. This position entails communication with vessels and aircraft, managing emergency response tasks, and utilizing GMDSS functions on-site. Expect to work in challenging environments while supporting various marine operations.

Key Responsibilities:

• Monitor communications with vessels and aircraft

• Execute Global Maritime Distress and Safety System tasks

• Coordinate helicopter operations with contractors

• Maintain communication logs as required by the license

• Report accidents and hazardous conditions

Requirements:

• Experience as a Radio Operator in offshore settings

• GMDSS Certificate from an accredited institution

• Restricted Operators Aeronautical Certificate

• Effective communication skills in various formats

• Certification in weather observing from a recognized body

Leverage your communication and technical expertise to ensure safe operations as a Radio Operator with Wood.