Jobs at Scruples Resources

MAIN FUNCTIONS

• Operate and maintain radio communication systems to support safe and reliable communication across offshore, onshore, marine, drilling, construction, and industrial operations.
• Monitor assigned radio channels and maintain continuous communication with field personnel, vessels, aircraft, control rooms, emergency response teams, and operational facilities.
• Transmit and receive clear, accurate, and timely radio communications in accordance with established procedures.
• Maintain radio communication logs, call records, operational reports, and other required documentation.
• Conduct routine checks of radios, antennas, batteries, chargers, repeaters, and associated communication equipment.
• Identify communication faults and coordinate troubleshooting, repairs, and maintenance with technical support teams.
• Ensure radio equipment is correctly configured, tested, and available for operational and emergency use.
• Support emergency response activities by maintaining reliable communication with emergency response and incident management teams.
• Manage radio frequencies, channels, call signs, and communication protocols in accordance with approved operating procedures.
• Conduct radio checks before and during critical operations to confirm communication reliability.
• Coordinate communication requirements for drilling, lifting, marine, aviation, logistics, maintenance, and other field activities.
• Maintain confidentiality and security of operational communications and information.
• Report equipment failures, communication disruptions, interference, and other operational issues promptly.
• Assist with radio equipment inventory, inspection, calibration, battery management, and replacement activities.
• Ensure radio operations comply with company procedures, regulatory requirements, telecommunications standards, and HSE requirements.
• Provide guidance to personnel on proper radio communication procedures and protocols.
• Participate in communication drills, emergency exercises, and operational readiness activities.

REQUIREMENTS

• OND, HND, Bachelor’s Degree, or equivalent qualification in Telecommunications, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Communications, or a related discipline.
• Relevant experience in radio operations, telecommunications, marine communications, aviation communications, offshore operations, or industrial communications.
• Knowledge of VHF, UHF, HF, marine, digital, and other radio communication systems.
• Experience operating two-way radios, base stations, repeaters, antennas, and related communication equipment.
• Familiarity with radio communication protocols, call signs, frequency management, and emergency communication procedures.
• Ability to troubleshoot basic radio and communication equipment faults.
• Good communication, coordination, reporting, and record-keeping skills.
• Ability to remain calm and communicate effectively during emergency and high-pressure situations.
• Working knowledge of relevant telecommunications, maritime, aviation, and HSE requirements is an advantage.
• Ability to work shifts and in onshore, offshore, marine, or remote operational environments as required.

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MAIN FUNCTIONS

• Perform industrial radiographic testing (RT) of welds, castings, forgings, piping, pressure vessels, structural components, and other equipment to detect internal defects.
• Operate X-ray and gamma-ray radiography equipment in accordance with approved procedures and applicable safety requirements.
• Review radiographic testing procedures, drawings, inspection requirements, and acceptance criteria before commencing examinations.
• Select appropriate radiographic techniques, exposure parameters, source types, films, digital detectors, and image quality indicators (IQIs) for the examination.
• Set up and position radiographic equipment, source, film, detectors, and accessories accurately to obtain quality radiographs.
• Establish and control restricted areas, warning signs, barriers, and radiation safety measures during radiographic operations.
• Conduct radiographic examinations and ensure exposures are performed safely and in accordance with approved techniques.
• Process, develop, or digitally acquire radiographic images and evaluate image quality for acceptability.
• Interpret radiographs to identify discontinuities such as cracks, porosity, inclusions, lack of fusion, lack of penetration, and other weld or material defects.
• Compare radiographic indications against applicable codes, standards, specifications, and acceptance criteria.
• Maintain accurate records of radiographic examinations, exposure details, source identification, locations, results, and equipment used.
• Prepare radiographic reports and communicate examination results to QA/QC inspectors, engineers, clients, and relevant project personnel.
• Ensure radiation sources, exposure devices, X-ray equipment, survey meters, dosimeters, and associated accessories are properly inspected and maintained.
• Perform radiation surveys before, during, and after exposures as required to confirm safe working conditions.
• Monitor personal radiation exposure and ensure dosimetry requirements are followed.
• Report equipment defects, abnormal radiation readings, safety incidents, and non-conformances immediately.
• Maintain traceability of radiographs, test locations, weld numbers, components, and inspection records.
• Support other NDT activities and coordinate with welding, fabrication, inspection, and QA/QC teams as required.
• Ensure all radiographic activities comply with applicable NDT standards, radiation protection regulations, client requirements, and HSE procedures.

REQUIREMENTS

• Technical Diploma, HND, Bachelor’s Degree, or equivalent qualification in Engineering, Physical Sciences, or a related technical discipline.
• Valid ASNT, PCN, ISO 9712, or equivalent Radiographic Testing (RT) certification appropriate to the role.
• Relevant Level II/II-C radiography qualification or authorization, as required by the applicable certification scheme and regulatory authority.
• Minimum 5 years of relevant industrial radiography experience, preferably within oil & gas, petrochemical, fabrication, construction, or maintenance environments.
• Demonstrated experience in weld and material radiography using X-ray and/or gamma-ray sources.
• Strong knowledge of radiographic techniques, image quality requirements, exposure calculations, and film/digital image interpretation.
• Good understanding of applicable codes and standards such as ASME, API, AWS, ASTM, ISO, and client-specific specifications.
• Knowledge of radiation protection principles, safe source handling, controlled-area requirements, and emergency procedures.
• Ability to interpret engineering drawings, weld maps, inspection plans, and radiographic procedures.
• Strong documentation, reporting, communication, and attention-to-detail skills.
• Ability to work effectively in fabrication yards, workshops, construction sites, offshore facilities, and other industrial environments.
• Must be medically fit for industrial radiography duties and able to comply with applicable radiation safety and regulatory requirements.