ROV Pilot Technician I at Boskalis Canada

Aberdeen City, Scotland, United Kingdom -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

13 Jul, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

14 Apr, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

ROV piloting, Fault-finding, Hydraulics, Electrical systems, Electronic systems, Subsea operations, Navigation, Visual inspection, Sonar tracking, Manipulator operations, LARS/TMS operations, Telemetry monitoring, Mechanical maintenance, Offshore safety, Technical reporting

Industry

Civil Engineering

Description

Company Description Working at Boskalis is about creating new horizons and sustainable solutions. In a world where population growth, an increase of global trade, demand for (new) energy and climate change are driving forces, we challenge you to make your mark in finding innovative and relevant solutions for complex infrastructural and marine projects. In your job you will work for the offshore energy division. Boskalis has one of the largest global fleets of specialized offshore vessels, allowing us to carry out a broad range of offshore activities. We provide innovative and sustainable all-round solutions to tackle major worldwide maritime challenges. Our Offshore Energy division supports sustainable energy solutions such as wind energy as well as traditional fossil facilities. We’re involved in the entire journey from developing and transporting to maintaining and decommissioning these facilities. Job Description Make your mark as ROV Pilot Technician Grade I at Boskalis Subsea Services in Aberdeen. You will be responsible for supporting the delivery of safe and effective subsea operations through competent piloting, maintenance, and fault-finding of ROV systems and associated tooling. Building on foundational experience gained as a Pilot Technician Grade II, this role requires increased autonomy in task execution and problem-solving, while still operating under the direction of senior personnel. The ideal candidate will demonstrate progressing technical proficiency across mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and electronic systems, and be confident in piloting operations such as navigation, visual inspection, station keeping, and manipulator use. This role plays a key part in live operations and offshore readiness, and supports mobilisation, maintenance, and reporting activities. Working within the offshore ROV team and reporting to the ROV Supervisor, the Pilot Technician Grade I is expected to uphold high operational standards, contribute to a strong safety culture, and actively participate in the company’s Competence Management Scheme (CMS) as they progress toward Senior Pilot Technician status. Your responsibilities as a ROV Pilot Technician Grade I: The main responsibilities of the role include, but are not limited to; Pilot the ROV during subsea operations, including navigation, station keeping, visual inspection, sonar tracking, and basic tooling deployment, under the supervision of senior personnel. Assist in manipulator operations, including simple intervention tasks, object recovery, and valve operations as required by the work scope. Support launch and recovery operations (LARS/TMS), including deck safety, tether management, and communication with deck crew and bridge. Monitor ROV telemetry, video feeds, sonar, and sensor data during live operations to ensure situational awareness and early identification of anomalies. Conduct pre- and post-dive checks, recording all data in accordance with company and client documentation procedures. Carry out first-line fault-finding and basic corrective maintenance across ROV sub-systems, including hydraulics, electrical connections, sensors, and propulsion. Undertake planned maintenance on ROV systems and associated tooling in accordance with the company’s maintenance management system (MMS). Qualifications You can make your mark as an ROV Pilot Technician Grade I if you have: A minimum of 180 days offshore in the role of ROV Pilot Technician II – CV with work history to date and IMCA Logbook – last 12 months work experience verification. Multi-discipline Project Experience: piloting observation or work-class ROVs, supporting live fault-finding or repair, familiarity with subsea tooling or sensors and practical experience assisting with integration checks, deck layout setup or equipment retention – CV with work history to date. Valid and current IMCA Company Member Competence Certificate or completed and validated IMCA Competence Portfolio supporting completion of all ROV Pilot Technician Grade II (R04) competencies. Technical qualifications: recognised technical qualification in electrical, electronic, mechanical, or hydraulic discipline (e.g. NVQ Level 3, HNC, military trade, or equivalent). ROV Introductory Training.: successful completion of an IMCA-approved ROV Introductory Training course (IMCA R002 compliant), with valid certification. Offshore availability and resilience - willingness to work rotational offshore shifts in physically demanding conditions. Strong communication skills - contributes positively to team dynamics and maintains clear, respectful communication. Positive attitude and willingness to improve - open to feedback, actively seeks learning opportunities, and contributes to a learning-oriented environment. OPITO approved BOSIET with CA-EBS, MIST (for UKCS only) and OEUK Medical (including Bi-Deltoid shoulder measurements. What you can expect A dynamic environment: A job that allows you to collaborate with a talented team of experts from different backgrounds and contribute to making a significant impact. Rewarding conditions: Besides a competitive salary, you will be part of a contributory pension scheme, private medical insurance and death in service benefit. Career development: We offer you plenty of opportunities to bring out the best in yourself for example through (online) courses at our Boskalis academy. Extra information Your team: you will report to the ROV Supervisor (directly) and ROV Senior Pilot Technician (indirectly). Where you will work: You will work on our designated DSVs or CSV with some exposure to our onshore Remote Operations Centre. Full/part- time job: The position of ROV Pilot Technician Grade I is a permanent role and will be offered on a Guaranteed Days Contract basis. Next steps: Apply easily by completing the online application form. Interviews are held online or in the office. Once it’s clear we’re a good match, we’ll make you an offer – and look forward to welcoming you to the company. Additional Information We are more than happy to answer your questions about the position of ROV Pilot Technician Grade I. Please contact Matthew Hurrel, Recruiter. Please apply by filling in your details and by uploading your cover letter and CV on our careers site. Please note: Boskalis never requests a financial contribution to arrange visas or other documents related to a job vacancy. Be wary of individuals who pretend to be our recruiters and do ask for such contributions. Disclaimer for Recruiters and Recruitment Agencies We appreciate your interest in our vacancies and understand that your candidate might be enthusiastic about this exciting opportunity. However, our recruitment process is not structured this way, at Boskalis we handle recruitment ourselves. Therefore, we do not accept unsolicited applications or CVs from recruitment agencies. Any submission will be treated as a direct application. Department: Subsea services Level of experience: Professional What we promise 1: Being part of the energy transition Organisation: Offshore Energy Region: UK What we ask of you 3: Problem Solving What we ask of you 1: Adaptability Disciplines: Engineering What we promise 2: Contributing to one of a kind projects What we promise 3: Creating new horizons, literally What we ask of you 2: Planning and Organizing

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Responsibilities

The ROV Pilot Technician I is responsible for the safe piloting, maintenance, and fault-finding of ROV systems during subsea operations. They support launch and recovery, monitor telemetry data, and perform corrective maintenance on mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical sub-systems.