Radio and Radar Operation Services Officer

Main Functions

• To provide radio and radar communication, surveillance, personnel coordination, and security support services for Joint Venture (JV) offshore facilities, ensuring effective information flow, early detection of security threats, emergency response coordination, and compliance with Company procedures.

Task And Responsibilities

• Receive and transmit radio, telex, and Inmarsat messages using VHF/HF radios and T-1200 telex systems.
• Monitor radar, surveillance, alarm, and detection systems to identify potential security threats and suspicious activities.
• Maintain effective communication with platform management, offshore personnel, vessels, and relevant stakeholders.
• Record, process, and transmit daily operational reports and other relevant information.
• Coordinate offshore personnel movements, including duty and off-duty schedules, resumption records, and personnel accountability.
• Handle offshore logistics, travel arrangements, and confidential operational information.
• Support emergency response procedures, including radio alarm activation, personnel mustering, and communication with relevant response teams.
• Assist in implementing security measures to protect offshore facilities, personnel, and equipment.
• Prepare incident and near-miss reports and promptly escalate security concerns, anomalies, and operational irregularities.
• Operate and maintain communication and surveillance systems in accordance with Company procedures.
• Perform administrative and computer-based tasks, including data entry, report preparation, and record management.
• Carry out any other duties assigned by the Company through its authorized representatives.
• Perform all duties safely and in compliance with Company HSE policies and procedures.
• Promptly report incidents, accidents, unsafe acts, and hazardous conditions to the appropriate authority.
• Participate actively in promoting a safe working environment.
• Avoid activities that may endanger personal safety or that of colleagues.
• Ensure equipment is operated safely and report defective or unsafe equipment.
• Use appropriate personal protective equipment and comply with established safety requirements.
• Familiarize oneself with offshore emergency procedures and assigned emergency response responsibilities.
• Ensure reliable and timely communication across offshore facilities and relevant stakeholders.
• Support early detection and reporting of potential security incidents through radar, surveillance, lighting, and alarm systems.
• Maintain accurate records of offshore personnel movements and ensure personnel accountability.
• Support the implementation of security measures to deter, detect, and respond to threats.
• Facilitate timely emergency communication, personnel mustering, and escalation of security incidents.
• Ensure accurate preparation of operational, security, incident, and near-miss reports.
• Maintain confidentiality and integrity of sensitive operational information.
• Ensure compliance with Company security, operational, and HSE procedur

Job Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, management, social sciences, or a related discipline.
• Minimum of five (5) years' relevant experience with an International Oil Company (IOC), preferably TotalEnergies.
• Certification in Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS).
• Basic Radar Operator Training.
• Certificate in Automatic Radar Plotting Aid (ARPA).
• Certificate in Vessel Monitoring and Alerting System (VMAS).
• Combined Marine and Aviation Radio Telephony (CMART) training.
• Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training (BOSIET).
• Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO) training.