Hydrographic Surveyors measure water depths, seabeds, and shorelines with sonar and high-precision satellite positioning. They produce charts and models used for ports, intakes, and coastal protection. Their work supports secure water access and safeguards coastal agriculture and infrastructure.

Job Responsibilities

• ●Survey: Plan and execute seafloor-depth surveys.
• ●Acquire: Collect sonar, tide, and positioning data.
• ●Process: Clean, grid, and validate depth datasets.
• ●Chart: Produce maps and surfaces for engineering use.
• ●Coordinate: Align results with environmental constraints.