Radio Operator

Operate and maintain the rig’s communication systems and assist with general clerical duties..QUALIFICATIONSHigh school diploma or equivalent; associate's degree in electrical technology or related field preferred.1+ years of experience as a dispatcher or comparable position, experience working offshore preferred.Completion of all training requirements for the position within designated time period.Class 1 Radio Operation Certificate or equivalent certification required; GMDSS Radio Operator’s License or equivalent certification preferred.Strong written and verbal communication skills.Proficient in office applications and other systems required for the position.Proactive, self-starter with the ability to work at a high pace with minimal supervision.ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSEstablish and coordinate all radio communications.Receive and transmit radio communication messages in accordance with applicable regulations as well as Noble’s policies.Perform and coordinate isolation of radio transmissions during radio silence for the use of explosive devices.Maintain listening watch on the marine and aeronautical band emergency channels and respond to distress and emergency calls. Informs and takes direction from the Master/Rig Superintendent on what assistance can be offered.Maintain the communications equipment and navigational aids.Perform tests, minor repairs and adjustments on radio equipment and lifeboat radios.Charge and replace batteries as needed.Copy broadcast schedules such as weather information and news.Coordinate crew changes. Keep POB and Crew Roster, and distribute as directed.Maintain the radio log, keeping account of the telephone calls, facsimiles, and telexes transmitted.Maintain helicopter safety “flight watch” when requested to do so by aircraft pilots.Monitor communication on the appropriate frequency during helicopter and boat operations to the location and as specified by the helicopter and boat operating for Noble.Advise helicopter traffic of prevailing wind conditions.Maintain a log of all aircraft and boat activities.Maintain up-to-date knowledge of maritime and aeronautical related communications procedures and regulations.Perform inspections as required and reports all hazards.HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTALImplement and uphold Noble's safety policies and procedures.Ensure that all operations proceed in a safe manner. Correct and notify responsible parties of any unsafe acts and/or conditions which exist.Encourage and motivate personnel to observe safety and environmental policies and all intended and implied requirements of Noble's Management System.Responsible for familiarizing and adhering to Noble's Live Safe Code for the purpose of promoting a zero-incident and no-harm workplace.Responsible for familiarizing and utilizing Noble's Hazard Identification Tool to manage risk created by various energy sources found in the workplace.Attend and actively participate in daily pre-tour and weekly safety meetings.Ensure compliance with the requirements established in Noble's Management System.Initiate a safety stand down whenever an unplanned hazard or change in the expected results is observed.Perform all Safety Critical Tasks as detailed in the HSE Case.Incorporate the STOP the job planning process into all tasks, whether working alone or as part of a team.Take the initiative to perform emergency duties without specific orders or instruction.Responsible for compliance with all government regulations.SUPERVISORYNone #J-18808-Ljbffr Noble