Survey Engineer

We need to produce HTML fragment with sections: About the role? Actually the posting includes description of company, role description, responsibilities, requirements, maybe qualifications, skills, benefits, pay, schedule. We need to include sections only if posting has real specific content. Let's parse. Content: - Intro about Acteon and UTEC: could be "About the role" or "About the company"? The instruction: use

for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). So we can have sections: About the role (maybe summarizing role description), Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We need to preserve all substantive info, not invent. Remove boilerplate. Let's extract: Role description: "UTEC is looking to add a qualified Survey Engineer to the Offshore team in the United States. The Survey Engineer is responsible for ensuring that all engineering work carried out on site is conducted in the best interests of UTEC and the Client and meets all project safety, contractual and quality requirements. The Survey Engineer shall also ensure that all equipment received to the vessel is configured correctly and calibrations and certification is kept up to date. This is an both onshore vessel mobilizations and offshore support role and will require a significant amount time spent on a vessel and may take place in inclement weather and extreme temperatures. Responsibilities may require an adjusted work schedule, long days, and evening/weekend hours to meet deadlines. Extensive travel is required" That's role description and some responsibilities. Then list of duties (starting with "Duties:* ..."): Actually they list many bullet points after "Duties:*". Those are duties/responsibilities. Then "Required:* ..." list of qualifications/requirements. Then final paragraph about UTEC description maybe "About the company" but not needed as heading? Could be "About the role" includes that. We need to avoid repeating job title as heading. No Job ID. We need to output only HTML fragment. We need to decide sections: - About the role: could contain the introductory paragraph describing role and context (the first paragraph before duties). That includes: UTEC looking to add qualified Survey Engineer... responsibilities etc. Also mention onshore/offshore, travel, schedule. - Responsibilities: could contain the bullet list of duties (the long list after "Duties:*"). - Requirements: could contain the "Required:*" list. - Qualifications: maybe overlap with Requirements; but we could combine? The instruction says prefer few substantive sections over many thin ones. So we could have About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements. Possibly Skills as separate if distinct. The Required list includes education, experience, team-oriented, accuracy, ability to work independently/within teams, experience in Industry Standard Survey Packages preferable, must hold valid passport. Those are qualifications/requirements. Could also include Skills: knowledge of sensors, electronics, IT, networking, data protocols, CCTV, problem solving, cabling, wiring diagrams, maintenance, inventories, data storage, online software. Those are more skill-based. So we could split: Responsibilities (duties), Skills (technical abilities), Requirements (education/experience/attributes). Qualifications maybe not needed. Benefits, Pay, Schedule: The posting mentions schedule: "Responsibilities may require an adjusted work schedule, long days, and evening/weekend hours to meet deadlines." That's schedule info. Could be placed under Schedule section. No explicit pay or benefits mentioned. So we should not create Pay or Benefits sections because no specific content. Thus sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Skills, Requirements, Schedule. Check if any content duplicated: The introductory paragraph also mentions schedule; we could keep schedule details there or move to Schedule section. To avoid duplication, we could keep schedule info in Schedule section and not repeat in About the role. But we need to preserve all substantive info; we can move schedule details to Schedule section and remove from About the role. However the introductory paragraph also contains other info (role purpose, onshore/offshore, travel). We'll keep those. Let's extract: About the role content: "UTEC, Acteon's Geo-services business line, harnesses data to optimise designs, save time and maximise your project's economic value by providing a holistic understanding of the marine environment. Our insights underpin customers' decision-making from design to asset life extension, ensuring every decision delivers. UTEC is looking to add a qualified Survey Engineer to the Offshore team in the United States. The Survey Engineer is responsible for ensuring that all engineering work carried out on site is conducted in the best interests of UTEC and the Client and meets all project safety, contractual and quality requirements. The Survey Engineer shall also ensure that all equipment received to the vessel is configured correctly and calibrations and certification is kept up to date. This is an both onshore vessel mobilizations and offshore support role and will require a significant amount time spent on a vessel and may take place in inclement weather and extreme temperatures. Extensive travel is required." We removed schedule sentence. Now Responsibilities: list of duties after "Duties:*". Let's capture each bullet. The list: - Experience of all types of Survey sensors used across a different range of job/operations - Ability to understand sensor pinout/wiring diagrams, how to interface equipment and sensors through survey vehicles into the online system - Understanding of basic electronics, demonstrate understanding of commonly used electronic symbols and wiring principles - Knowledge and understanding of IT and general networking solutions. How to setup a dedicated survey network and interface survey sensors to online - Good knowledge of different data protocols used with survey sensors, serial 232, 422, 485 protocols, ethernet comms, fibre optic - Experience of CCTV and video systems. Setting up video distribution on board vessels - Ability to problem solve and fault find issues with equipment. Demonstrate good problem-solving practices and show common sense logical thinking to identify problems - Ability to make up and terminate all types of cabling, using specific tools, for interfacing, antenna cabling, network cabling, serial cabling, video cabling, ROV/survey sensor cabling - Ability to create vessel wiring diagrams, setup notes in relevant software packages - Maintain, service, calibrate equipment used in offshore survey operations - Keep vessel inventories, manifests, equipment certification up to date - Knowledge of data storage systems - Knowledge of online software packages, interfacing survey sensors to online systems and testing, - Ability to perform online and operate software during operations We need to format as

• each. Now Skills: maybe we could treat the above as Skills rather than Responsibilities. But the instruction says Responsibilities for list of duties/requirements/benefits. The list is duties. So we can put them under Responsibilities. Then Requirements: list after "Required:*": - Education in Electronics / Engineering preferred - Relevant industry experience or military/academic experience in survey related discipline - Must be team-oriented, possess a positive attitude and work well with others - Ability to perform tasks and achieve results with a high degree of accuracy and precision - Ability to work both independently and within teams - Experience in Industry Standard Survey Packages preferable - Must hold a valid passport free from status or restrictive conditions that preclude travel to and work in countries where the Company routinely operates We could also include "Must hold a valid passport..." as requirement. Now Schedule: from earlier: "Responsibilities may require an adjusted work schedule, long days, and evening/weekend hours to meet deadlines." We could also mention "significant amount time spent on a vessel" but that's more about role. Thus Schedule section:

  Responsibilities may require an adjusted work schedule, long days, and evening/weekend hours to meet deadlines.

  Now Benefits, Pay: none. Now we need to output HTML fragment with

  headings and appropriate

  or

  . Make sure not to include any extra text. Let's craft:

  About the role

  UTEC, Acteon's Geo-services business line, harnesses data to optimise designs, save time and maximise your project's economic value by providing a holistic understanding of the marine environment. Our insights underpin customers' decision-making from design to asset life extension, ensuring every decision delivers. UTEC is looking to add a qualified Survey Engineer to the Offshore team in the United States. The Survey Engineer is responsible for ensuring that all engineering work carried out on site is conducted in the best interests of UTEC and the Client and meets all project safety, contractual and quality requirements. The Survey Engineer shall also ensure that all equipment received to the vessel is configured correctly and calibrations and certification is kept up to date. This is both an onshore vessel mobilizations and offshore support role and will require a significant amount of time spent on a vessel and may take place in inclement weather and extreme temperatures. Extensive travel is required.

  Responsibilities

  • Experience of all types of Survey sensors used across a different range of job/operations
  • Ability to understand sensor pinout/wiring diagrams, how to interface equipment and sensors through survey vehicles into the online system
  • Understanding of basic electronics, demonstrate understanding of commonly used electronic symbols and wiring principles
  • Knowledge and understanding of IT and general networking solutions. How to setup a dedicated survey network and interface survey sensors to online
  • Good knowledge of different data protocols used with survey sensors, serial 232, 422, 485 protocols, ethernet comms, fibre optic
  • Experience of CCTV and video systems. Setting up video distribution on board vessels
  • Ability to problem solve and fault find issues with equipment. Demonstrate good problem-solving practices and show common sense logical thinking to identify problems
  • Ability to make up and terminate all types of cabling, using specific tools, for interfacing, antenna cabling, network cabling, serial cabling, video cabling, ROV/survey sensor cabling
  • Ability to create vessel wiring diagrams, setup notes in relevant software packages
  • Maintain, service, calibrate equipment used in offshore survey operations
  • Keep vessel inventories, manifests, equipment certification up to date
  • Knowledge of data storage systems
  • Knowledge of online software packages, interfacing survey sensors to online systems and testing
  • Ability to perform online and operate software during operations

  Requirements

  • Education in Electronics / Engineering preferred
  • Relevant industry experience or military/academic experience in survey related discipline
  • Must be team-oriented, possess a positive attitude and work well with others
  • Ability to perform tasks and achieve results with a high degree of accuracy and precision
  • Ability to work both independently and within teams
  • Experience in Industry Standard Survey Packages preferable
  • Must hold a valid passport free from status or restrictive conditions that preclude travel to and work in countries where the Company routinely operates

  Schedule

  Responsibilities may require an adjusted work schedule, long days, and evening/weekend hours to meet deadlines.

  Check for any duplicate content: We removed schedule sentence from About the role. Good. Check grammar: "This is both an onshore vessel mobilizations and offshore support role" maybe awkward but we keep as is. Check for any missing info: The phrase "This is an both onshore vessel mobilizations and offshore support role" original had "an both". We corrected to "both an". That's a minor edit but preserves meaning. Should we keep original wording? The instruction: preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. Changing grammar might be considered altering but not inventing. It's okay to fix grammar? Might be considered altering but not adding/subtracting meaning. Safer to keep original phrasing: "This is an both onshore vessel mobilizations and offshore support role