SEP Hydrographic

Support marine survey projects by assisting with hydrographic and geophysical data acquisition, processing, and reporting for offshore and coastal infrastructure projects.About the PositionAs a Graduate Hydrographic Surveyor, you will work with the project leadership team to support the acquisition, processing and interpretation of geophysical and hydrographic data across a range of marine survey projects. It is a hands-on graduate role designed to give you real breadth: mobilisations, field acquisition on our vessels, and office-based data processing and reporting.This role will involve working both on-site and in the office / from home, as required. You must be based in the North West or Wirral, or willing to relocate before starting.Duties & ResponsibilitiesUnder the direction of senior management, you will be responsible for:Supporting the installation, calibration and operation of multibeam echosounder, sidescan sonar, sub-bottom profiler, magnetometer and positioning systems on a range of nearshore and offshore projectsAssisting with the acquisition, quality control and processing of geophysical and bathymetric datasets, using QPS QINSy and other industry-standard softwareSupporting survey planning, mobilisations and equipment setupContributing to survey reports for clients across offshore renewables, ports and harbours, nuclear new build and coastal infrastructureMaintaining health, safety and quality standards on every taskSupporting other duties as directed by senior management that are deemed reasonably practicableAbout YouWe are looking for an enthusiastic recent graduate who can demonstrate the following:A proactive attitude and a genuine willingness to learn new techniques and new software. This is the most important thing for us. Attitude matters more than a perfect skills match on day one.Based in the North West or Wirral, or willing to relocate before starting (essential)Degree-qualified in a relevant scientific subject (e.g., Hydrographic Surveying, Geophysics, Geography, Marine Geography, Geomatics, Marine Science, Ocean Engineering, Physics or Geology)A basic understanding of the principles behind multibeam, sidescan, sub-bottom and magnetometer systems, or a strong interest in learning them if your course only touched on surveying techniquesPrior placement, internship or dissertation project in a hydrographic, geophysical or wider marine environment (preferred)Familiarity with QINSy, Qimera, SonarWiz, FMGT, PDS or Oasis Montaj (preferred)Full UK driving license (essential)Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skillsProficient with MS Office applicationsWillingness to work flexibly and spend periods offshore around tidal cyclesAbility to work effectively as part of a team, both on-site and in an office environmentRight to work in the UKAbout SEP HydrographicSEP Hydrographic was established in 2020 by an experienced and driven leadership team. The company delivers nearshore hydrographic and geophysical surveys across the UK, working on projects in offshore renewables, ports and harbours, oil and gas, and coastal mapping.Our success is built on integrity and professionalism, which underpin every aspect of our work. High-quality data, delivered on time, is at the core of what we do. To support our continued growth, we are looking to strengthen our technical team with an ambitious individual at the start of their career.Why SEP Hydrographic?At SEP Hydrographic, we are an equal opportunities employer, and we share a common goal, delivering high-quality data and exceptional service to our clients. We work collaboratively, sharing knowledge and resources in an open and transparent way. We empower our team to be the best they can be, providing a positive and supportive environment where every contribution matters.We offer:A competitive salary plus benefits, including private healthcareAdditional rates for site workStructured mentoring from senior surveyors and geophysicistsFunded training and certification, including Offshore Survival Training and Offshore Medical, which we provide as part of the roleA supportive and collaborative working environmentThe opportunity to work on some of the UK’s most exciting marine survey projects

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