OPERATION EXECUTIVE

. Plan and coordinate projects: Lead diving operations from start to finish, including scheduling, resource allocation, and defining project scope.

. Supervise daily operations: Oversee the day-to-day functions of a dive team to ensure efficient and timely project completion.

. Manage logistics: Arrange for crew changes, vessel schedules, immigration clearance (if applicable), and equipment mobilization.

. Report to management: Provide regular updates to senior management on operational performance and key metrics.

Safety and compliance

. Enforce safety protocols: Ensure all diving activities strictly adhere to safety standards from relevant bodies, such as IMCA, ADCI, or local regulations (e.g., SS511 in Singapore).

. Manage risk: Conduct risk assessments, develop contingency plans, and oversee emergency response procedures.

. Monitor dive teams: Closely supervise divers to ensure adherence to safety procedures and check for potential health or equipment issues.

. Maintain records: Keep accurate and up-to-date records of all diving operations, maintenance, and safety inspections.

Team leadership and training

. Lead dive teams: Supervise and mentor dive supervisors, divers, and support staff, fostering a culture of safety and professionalism.

. Conduct training: Facilitate training programs to enhance the team's technical skills and ensure all members are properly certified.

. Conduct briefings: Hold pre- and post-dive briefings with the team to review operational and safety plans.

Client

. Communicate with clients: Act as the primary point of contact for clients, assessing project requirements and providing regular updates.

. Represent the company: Maintain strong relationships with clients, vendors, and port authorities.

. Relevant qualifications: Often holds diving qualifications and certifications, with a degree in a related field preferred.