Radio Operator for Oil&Gas Project (USA)

Job Description

Job Summary

The Radio Operator operates vessel communications equipment, answers phones, and carries out clerical duties such as filing and typing as directed.

Principal Duties and Responsibilities

Receives and transmit messages between the vessel and shore bases, supply vessels, helicopters, and other stations by radio telephone.
Operates all communications equipment in the radio room, and ensure they are well maintained and operational. Responsible for communication onboard
Maintains a radio listening watch on marine and aeronautical emergency frequencies.
Maintains records/logs of all radio communications to and fr om the vessel. Keep records of telephone charges if possible.
Ensures the maintenance of all electronic navigational aids wh ere applicable.
On a weekly basis, tests the standby radio equipment, including the radio equipment in the lifeboats as well as the radio room batteries.
Advises the OIM/Master of any emergency situations within the vicinity of the vessel.
Informs the Helicopter Landing Officer and Bridge of all helicopter traffic to the vessel.
Establishes and maintains radio communications with helicopter traffic to and fr om the vessel.
Advises Pilots of landing clearances, meteorological conditions, etc., and record in the helicopter movement log.
Coordinates and controls the isolation of radio equipment during periods of radio silence.
Participates in weekly emergency drills and respond to emergency situations as per assigned duties on the Station Bill.
Becomes familiar with the vessel’s emergency and medical evacuation procedures.
Reports any incidents, potential hazards or abnormal situations to the marine supervisors.
Provides clerical/administrative support to the OIM/Master as required.
Coordinates crew changes by helicopter and boats.
Maintains up to date personnel on board and room assignment lists.
Maintains strict confidentiality of all work performed, including well data, payroll information, crew lists, and personal data including contact details of relatives of vessel’s crew.
Prepares time sheets for personnel onboard in accordance with payroll procedures wh ere applicable.
Arranges crew change travel where applicable
Qualifications / Experience

High School diploma or equivalent.
Fluent in English communication skills (oral and written).
Basic computer skills.
Valid GMDSS General Radio Operator’s certificate
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