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Dredging Operations Officer (Stream 1) and Project Officer, Hydrographic Data Processing (Stream 2) Expired
Posted on December 08, 2020 by Employer details Fisheries and Oceans Canada
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DREDGING OPERATIONS OFFICER (STREAM 1)Reviews and establishes an annual program of bathymetric surveys required in regional waterways (including the survey to determine the state of the St. Lawrence River) and issues associated navigational warnings to inform boaters of obstacles to navigation.Plans and develops an annual regional program to monitor various types of contracted dredging work. Prepares plans and cost estimates for contracted dredging work in accordance with technical and environmental requirements, and orders services from Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC).Coordinates, monitors and conducts quality control of contracted dredging services with Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) bathymetric survey project managers, the PSPC contract administrator and contractors.Analyze and approve various bathymetric plans and volumes of materials to be dredged and paid for; approve dredging in phases and recommend payment.Acts as a dredging advisor to sector leads, PSPC representatives and contractors; leads meetings and working groups; conducts various analyses and special case studies; formulates advice and recommendations; represents and defends the interests of the Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) in relation to surveys carried out, dredging volumes, timelines, amounts paid and operating methods, in the resolution of disputes, which are frequent.PROJECT OFFICER, HYDROGRAPHIC DATA PROCESSING (STREAM 2)Processes, quality controls and manages hydrographic data and develops plans based on these data to ensure the safety of boaters (by notifying them of the presence of shoals) and to ensure that maintenance dredging is carried out, primarily in the St. Lawrence River Seaway (between Île aux Coudres and Montreal) and the Great Lakes connecting channels. Gathers, analyzes, categorizes, processes and disseminates bathymetric data properly in the form of statistics, weekly and monthly progress reports, and final reports. Assesses the volumes of dredged materials, participates in the development and implementation of standards of operation and levels of services offered by the division and participates in the development and launch of new hydrographic data processing and management software that meets the division's very specific needs.Visits the sounding vessels to improve processes for collecting, sharing and processing hydrographic data. Various language requirements and/or profiles- LocationQuébec, QC
- Salary$72,406 to $88,091YEAR annually
- Start date Starts as soon as possible
- Source Jobs.gc.ca #p21528702
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