Saint-Ferréol-les-Neiges, Quebec, Canada
- Survey Planning – Technical lead within the project team responsible for planning optimum strategy for data capture while meeting the client’s scope of work. - Survey System Setup – hardware and software configuration prior to vessel mobilization on a project. - Quality Control – monitoring of the data being captured using online survey tools. - Online surveying on projects - Assessment of survey results and adjustment of survey plan as required. - Data processing and quality control of survey data, in order to create final deliverables to a high standard. - Report writing and customer interaction.
- Manage the operations of M2OCEAN services o Prepare bids for the realization of various mandates o Lead and carry out training for M2OCEAN products o Lead and carry out survey mandates - Ensure a good relationship with partners, suppliers, and customers - Follow up and contribute to the technological development of Hydrographic products
- Coordinate the developement of a collaborative bathymetry strategy in Northern Canada. - Contribution to CIDCO field work: o Project leader for a bathymetric survey mandate in Northern Quebec (Summer 2017) o In charge of MBES surveys on the Coriolis II - Contribution to CIDCO R&D projects: o Developement of Hydroball - Technical report writing
- Participation in operations at sea, including the acquisition of bathymetric data (on bord the CIDCO survey vessel and other vessels of opportunity) - Data processing and data analysis of bathymetric data - Production of derived products (DTM, maps, profils, etc.) - Quality control and validation of created products - Manage the scientific equipement of CIDCO
- Field surveys (certificate of location, staking, building layout, etc.) - Used a range of instruments (total stations, GNSS, etc.) - Survey calculations - Carried out research (cadastral renovation)
- Field party chief during field surveys - Used a range of instruments (GNSS TRIMBLE R8, etc.) - Gathered documents following the field work - Carried out research