Radio Operator

Offshore requirement

*Description for Internal Candidates

• Accurately receives and passes on all communications (including telex and fax) between Barges, Supply boats and other vessels

• Prepares, copies, submits to supervisor and distributes to all relevant parties the Midnight Daily Marine Spread Report.

• Maintains a Satellite Phone register and Radio Log.

• Maintains a 24 hrs Channel 16 watch, notes and issues Navigational warnings and relays to section head and vessel captains.

• Maintains constant contact with the helicopter during barge arrival/departure process and during infield work to ensure that all relevant information is relayed for operational and safety purposes.

• Facilitates personal calls and maintains a Personal Calls Report.

*Responsibilities for Internal Candidates

• Accurately receives and passes on all communications (including telex and fax) between Barges, Supply boats and other vessels

• Prepares, copies, submits to supervisor and distributes to all relevant parties the Midnight Daily Marine Spread Report.

• Maintains a Satellite Phone register and Radio Log.

• Maintains a 24 hrs Channel 16 watch, notes and issues Navigational warnings and relays to section head and vessel captains.

• Maintains constant contact with the helicopter during barge arrival/departure process and during infield work to ensure that all relevant information is relayed for operational and safety purposes.

• Facilitates personal calls and maintains a Personal Calls Report.

*Qualifications for Internal Candidates

• Radio Operators Licence (GOC) or minimum of 2 years radio/telecommunications experience

• Fluent written and spoken English.

• Excellent information retention and communication ability.

• Works well in a multi-cultural and multi-national environment.