Superintendent - Hydrographic

NEW CONTRACT ROLE - QATAR ONSHORE Job Purpose Responsible for overseeing all hydrographic related functions, ensuring the collection, processing, interpretation and delivery of high-quality marine data for RLIC Port dredging and reclamation project, marine works related to NFW Offplot project. The role shall support project planning and execution by providing precise seabed information, while ensuring compliance with project and safety requirements, and project timelines. To ensure hydrographic related activities meet quality standards, adhere to project schedules, and support cost-effective project delivery. Position Details 8-10 hours per day / 6 days per week 36 months contract Qualifications Certification course in Hydrographic studies from Hydrographic institute holding Category A Certification by International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO) Required Experience 10-15 years relevant experience in Hydrographic studies, preferably within Oil & Gas Industry, or marine/infrastructure works, or dredging projects. Minimum 5-year experience in a supervisory or acting role or managing personnel of contractor/sub-contractors/service/vendor. Proven experience in leading and managing hydrographic studies teams, including survey operations. Strong knowledge of hydrographic principles, including bathymetric surveying, positioning systems (GPS/DGPS), geophysical surveys, and seabed mapping. Proficiency in survey data acquisition and processing software (e.g., PDS 2000, HYPACK, CARIS, AutoCAD, GIS applications). Sound understanding of international standards and guidelines (e.g., IHO standards, IMO regulations). Familiarity with survey vessels, equipment calibration, and maintenance requirements. Strong understanding of HSE regulations and safe working practices in marine and offshore environments. Demonstrated ability to manage contractors, vendors, and stakeholders effectively. Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills. Experience in Middle East projects is an advantage.