Job Location: Offshore Newfoundland, onboard the DSV, Deep Explorer

Contract Length: August 1, 2025 - October 15, 2025

Business Address: TechnipFMC Canada Ltd., St. John's, NL

How to Apply: All applications must be received through the provided e-mail address: [email protected]

Language of Work: English

Number of Positions: 14

Supplemental pay types: Bonus pay

Job Purpose: The Diver is required to work on deck as Stand By and underwater utilising a variety of equipment under instruction from the Diving Supervisor. May undertake supervised panel time to gain the appropriate IMCA requirements towards Dive Supervisor (Air/Gas) qualification.

Reporting lines and interactions:

Hierarchically reports to: Offshore People Manager

Operationally reports to: Dive Supervisor Air or Gas and Life Support Supervisor during saturation chamber occupancy

Directly supervises: Trainee Divers (when mentoring)

Key interactions (internally, externally): Dive Supervisors, LSS, LST, Dive Technicians, Deck Crew, Training and Competence Department

Job Scope (budget, management, specific criteria):

Management

• Liaising with the Life Support Supervisor, Dive Supervisor and Dive Technicians as to the readiness of the equipment
• Communicate feedback and interpret Dive Supervisors instructions whilst performing diving duties.
• Ensure an effective shift handover including any safe work procedure and explanation of current working conditions.
• Ensuring all operational or system changes are managed in accordance with company MOC process.
• Actively participating in feedback and developing emergency training/drills
• Report any illness or other medical condition that may prevent safe diving.

Safety

• Anticipation of unsafe working conditions on deck and sub-sea operations
• Operations are carried out in accordance with company requirements ensuring proper protocol is followed with regards JRA and PTW
• Dive system emergency training and familiarisation is carried out in accordance with company guidelines.
• Practical working knowledge and use of personal survival equipment in bell and hyperbaric lifeboat
• Dive system internal firefighting equipment operational awareness.
• Ensure any additional work or panel hours are planned appropriately and in no way infringe on their main tasks when working as stand by diver.

Operations

• Ensure all equipment checks and operations are carried out by competent personnel.
• Familiarised with all aspects of the system and equipment including diving bells, chambers, personal dive equipment and deck layout.
• Good understanding, knowledge and management of diver's umbilical lengths to suit job requirements.
• Ensure that the scope of the task is understood and is within the range of present competence.
• Familiarised ad competent to operate any tools required for the work scope and any ambiguities are clarified prior to undertaking the dive.
• Practical appreciation and working knowledge of gas supplies and reclaim systems.
• Understanding of decompression and excursion dive tables

Technical / Systems

• Logging of any incidents involving equipment malfunction or failure
• Equipment failures/ issues are captured within the system defects log and reported accordingly.
• Ensure all documentation in use is relevant and traceable within the BMS/FMS or exerts from vendor operational manuals.

People

• Ongoing personnel mentoring and timely completion of appraisals and competency portfolios
• Continued logging of all relevant details within their personnel logbook
• Familiar with the Company's Key Human Resources Policies and Procedures

Qualifications (professional, technical, academic):

Essential:

Industry Certification (IMCA)

• HSE Part 2 certificate or recognised equivalent for bell diving operations
• Professional gas diver as per ODIA Diver Pay Grading Matrix
• OPITO Rigger Initial Training or OPITO/TechnipFMC competence assessment
• Stand by Diver attaining panel hours - IMCA Closed Bell Supervisor certificate

Company Required Certification

• Current DMT certificate (Saturation)
• Valid Offshore Survival Certificate
• Valid Diving Medical Certificate
• JFD 1 day COBRA training certificate
• Valid DCBC Certification

Typical background and experience required:

Essential:

Practical Knowledge

• Industry and local legislation/ guidance ensuring compliance.
• TechnipFMC Group Values and Dive Management Manuals demonstrable in daily activities
• Company BMS/FMS, SMS and vessels ISSOW
• Good working knowledge of diving and rigging techniques in all aspects of sub-sea activities.
• Knowledge and practical ability to carry out all wet Bellman and/or Standby Diver duties effectively.
• Experience undertaking Saturation Diving Operations from DP3 Dive Support Vessel.

Additional information:

Personal Qualities

• Effective communicator, reporting all relevant information to and from management clearly and concisely; listening to others and prepared to receive feedback.
• Good time and team management, identifying priorities and remaining focused on outcomes.
• Proactive and shows initiative towards improvements in the work site and safety awareness within the team.
• Sets realistic goals which are achievable and measurable, motivating others and acknowledging achievement.
• Accepts responsibility for own behavior and actions.
• Self-motivated, can work unsupervised and has good organizational skills.

Team Member Behavioral Qualities

• Showing initiative and 'self-starting'
• Constructive and responsive to supervisor's / manager's requests
• Learning and developing skills and knowledge
• Listening to others and prepared to receive feedback.
• Cooperating with others and adapting to change
• Mutual support and coaching of colleagues
• Accepting responsibility for own behaviour / actions
• Appropriate self-confidence / awareness of limitations
• Raising concerns assertively but calmly
• Demonstrating respect for others
• Good situational and spatial awareness