Underwater Inspection Technician at Scruples Resources

Conduct underwater visual inspections of subsea structures, pipelines, risers, jackets, mooring systems, vessels, tanks, and marine facilities.
Perform inspections using diving equipment, remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), cameras, sonar, and other subsea inspection technologies.
Identify and document corrosion, cracks, coating deterioration, marine growth, deformation, erosion, leaks, weld defects, and other structural anomalies.
Carry out dimensional measurements, thickness measurements, and other non-destructive testing (NDT) activities where qualified.
Inspect underwater welds, structural members, anodes, clamps, supports, valves, and subsea equipment.
Collect photographic, video, measurement, and condition-monitoring data for technical evaluation.
Prepare accurate inspection reports, including defect descriptions, locations, measurements, photographs, and recommendations.
Verify inspection activities against approved procedures, drawings, specifications, inspection plans, and applicable standards.
Work closely with diving supervisors, ROV personnel, engineers, QA/QC teams, and offshore operations personnel.
Ensure all inspection equipment is properly calibrated, maintained, and fit for purpose.
Immediately report critical defects, unsafe conditions, leaks, or structural integrity concerns to the appropriate supervisor.
Participate in risk assessments, toolbox talks, permit-to-work activities, and emergency-response procedures.
Maintain accurate inspection records and ensure compliance with company HSE and quality requirements.
SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Diploma, HND, Bachelor's degree, or relevant technical qualification in Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil/Structural Engineering, Diving Technology, or a related field.
Relevant commercial diving or subsea inspection certification, where applicable.
NDT certification such as UT, MPI, DPI, or Visual Testing (VT) is an advantage.
Relevant offshore experience in underwater inspection, marine construction, oil & gas, or subsea operations is preferred.
Knowledge of applicable offshore, diving, inspection, and structural-integrity standards.
Valid offshore safety and medical certifications may be required.
Strong knowledge of underwater inspection methods and subsea structural integrity.
Ability to identify and assess corrosion, cracking, marine growth, weld defects, and structural deterioration.
Competence in using underwater cameras, measurement tools, NDT equipment, ROV systems, and inspection software.
Good understanding of engineering drawings, inspection procedures, and technical specifications.
Strong report-writing, documentation, communication, and analytical skills.
High attention to detail and ability to work effectively in challenging offshore and underwater environments.
Strong commitment to safety, quality, and procedural compliance.
Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.