Job Description:
The offshore radio operator is responsible for maintaining reliable communication systems and ensuring effective communication between the offshore platform and onshore facilities, vessels, and emergency services. They manage radio equipment, handle distress signals, and facilitate smooth communication to support offshore operations safely and efficiently.
Key Responsibilities:
- Operate and maintain all radio communication equipment on the offshore platform.
- Ensure clear, accurate, and timely communication between the platform, vessels, and onshore offices.
- Monitor radio channels and respond promptly to incoming calls and distress signals.
- Record all radio communications in logs, ensuring compliance with regulations.
- Assist in emergency communication procedures, including evacuations and incident reporting.
- Conduct routine inspections and troubleshooting of radio and communication systems.
- Coordinate communication during critical operations, drills, and safety checks.
- Maintain knowledge of operational procedures, emergency protocols, and relevant regulations.
- Ensure all communication equipment functions properly and report malfunctions for repairs.
- Support other safety and operational personnel as needed for effective communication.
Qualifications and Skills:
- This position is open to Thai Nationals only
- Previous offshore experience in the Gulf of Thailand preferred
- Holds a valid GMDSS License
- Previous experience as a radio or communication operator preferred.
- Knowledge of marine and offshore communication systems and protocols.
- Good understanding of emergency communication procedures.
- Strong attention to detail and record-keeping skills.
- Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
- Valid offshore safety certifications such as BOSIET/T-BOSIET, HUET, and offshore medical
- Ability to work shifts in a remote offshore environment.
- Calm and professional demeanor in emergency situations.
Work Environment:
- Work on offshore drilling rigs or production platforms.
- Rotation 28/28 or 28/14 depending on drilling activity.
- Exposure to harsh weather conditions and safety risks.
- Strict adherence to safety and communication standards.
Contract worker (Permanently assigned to rig). 7-12 Months contract.