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ROV Supervisor

30.09.2024

ROV Supervisors play a pivotal role in the management and operation of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) in the subsea industry. Their primary responsibility is ensuring the effective performance and safety of ROV operations underwater, which are crucial for various industrial sectors such as oil and gas, marine research, and underwater construction. As leaders of technical teams, ROV Supervisors coordinate and supervise the deployment, maintenance, and operational activities of ROVs, while also ensuring adherence to safety regulations and operational protocols. Key Responsibilities ROV Supervisors oversee the daily operations concerning remotely operated vehicles. Their responsibilities include planning and preparing for ROV operations, managing the ROV crew, and ensuring that all activities comply with company policies, and health and safety regulations. They are also in charge of troubleshooting and resolving any technical issues related to the ROVs, which requires a deep understanding of robotic systems and subsea operations. Additionally, these supervisors are responsible for conducting regular inspections to maintain the operational integrity of the equipment and documenting the findings and operations for further analysis and reporting. Tasks and Duties The typical duties of an ROV Supervisor involve a wide array of tasks including but not limited to: - Creating and executing operation plans that align with project objectives and timelines. - Supervising and directing the deployment of ROVs and ensuring operational standards are met. - Maintaining communication with other project team members and stakeholders to ensure coordinated efforts and optimal use of the ROVs. - Implementing and overseeing safety drills and training sessions for the ROV team. - Maintaining detailed logs of ROV operations, anomalies, and maintenance procedures. - Collaborating with engineers and technicians to enhance ROV functionalities and address any operational challenges. - Assessing risks and implementing mitigation measures to minimise potential hazards in the subsea environment. Education and Certification Requirements To qualify for the position of ROV Supervisor, candidates typically need a combination of education and specific certifications: - A bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline, marine sciences, or related field is highly beneficial. - Comprehensive training in ROV operations; certification from recognised institutions such as the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) is advantageous. - Several years of experience in ROV operations, with progressive responsibility, including a track record of successful supervisory roles. - Knowledge of electronic, hydraulic, and mechanical systems used in ROV technology. - Strong problem-solving skills, leadership capabilities, and the ability to make decisions under pressure. - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to effectively manage and collaborate with diverse teams. - ROV Supervisors must also frequently update their skills and certifications to keep up with technological advancements in the field, ensuring safe and efficient operations across various underwater conditions and scenarios.

Marinus van Dam

MPSV

LUXEMBOURG

13433

16255

MAN

9L27/38

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