AUV Engineer

Job Summary:

An AUV Engineer is regarded as someone who can fault find on equipment but also plan and to some degree manage technical activities. In many cases the AUV Enginer will be required to assist the supervisor on some managerial activities, for instance acting as a Night Shift Supervisor.

The AUV Engineer is also expected to coach colleagues in all aspects of sub-sea operations and maintenance.

In practise there is some overlap between AUV Engineer and Supervisor grades. It is not the intention of this programme to limit the technical activities undertaken by an AUV Engineer when they are clearly capable of undertaking some of the responsibilities of the Supervisor grade, with the consent of the AUV Supervisor or assessor.

Entry Level Specifications:

• Valid and current offshore medical certificate that is acceptable in the region of the world in which they are employed
• Valid and current offshore survival certificate that is acceptable in the region of the world in which they are employed
• Achieve 360 days offshore experience at AUV Technician grade
• Have a minimum of 36 months in the industry
• Achieve 100 hours operational experience at AUV Technician grade

The following competencies will be assessed through performance criteria:

Competencies	Performance Criteria	Underpinning Knowledge Questions
1) Demonstrates the ability to co-ordinate activities in a safe manner
2) Demonstrates the ability to co-ordinate emergency response activities
3) Can demonstrate team leadership and assessment skills
4) Demonstrates the ability to assist in mobilisation and de-mobilisation activities in a safe manner in line with company requirements
5) Demonstrates the ability to inspect and test AUV launch equipment and have an awareness of appropriate legislative requirements
6) Demonstrates the ability to implement and manage maintenance activities
7) Demonstrates the ability to carry out and co-ordinate fault-finding activities on AUV systems
8) Demonstrates the ability to install, maintain and calibrate auxiliary equipment used in AUV operations
9) Demonstrates the ability to set-up, install and operate navigation aids used in sub-sea operations
10) Demonstrates the ability to oversee all routine administrative requirements during sub-sea operations and maintenance activities
Supporting Documentation:
Assessment Plan
Assessment Feedback Form
Assessor Sign off Form
Record of Witnesses Form
Witness Statement
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