Main missions
The Wave Radar Maintenance Technician & Commissioner is responsible for the regular maintenance and monitoring of the wave radar, ensuring that it operates optimally to detect and track marine weather conditions such as waves, currents, and winds.
He performs regular inspections of the wave radar to detect any malfunctions and carries out necessary repairs, in collaboration with on-site technical teams or specialized service providers.
He monitors the data collected by the wave radar, analyzes weather trends and oceanic conditions, and provides regular reports to operational teams to assist in making informed decisions regarding offshore activities.
He participates in the implementation of safety protocols for offshore operations, ensuring that the wave radar effectively contributes to managing risks associated with oceanic conditions and extreme weather events.
Job activities
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Preventive Maintenance: Perform regular inspections of the wave radar, carry out preventive maintenance operations according to established procedures, and replace defective parts if necessary.
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Troubleshooting and Repair: Diagnose and resolve technical issues with the wave radar, coordinate interventions with technical teams, and ensure that repairs are carried out within required deadlines.
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Data Monitoring: Continuously monitor data collected by the wave radar, analyze meteorological and oceanic parameters, and report anomalies or significant trends.
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Reporting and Communication: Prepare periodic reports on the performance of the wave radar, communicate analysis results to stakeholders, and recommend corrective actions if necessary.
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Coordination with Operational Teams: Collaborate with operational teams to integrate wave radar information into offshore activity planning and make real-time decisions based on weather conditions.
Required skills
A Wave Radar Maintenance Technician & Commissioner in the field of wind energy must possess the following skills:
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In-depth knowledge of wave radar operation and maintenance principles.
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Technical skills in electronics, instrumentation, and communication systems.
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Ability to diagnose and resolve technical issues quickly.
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Strong data analysis skills and ability to interpret meteorological and oceanic trends.
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Awareness of offshore safety standards and emergency protocols in extreme weather conditions.
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