Telecommunications Officer (Marine Industry)

1. Job Purpose:

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The main purpose of the telecommunication officer’s job is to manage
the daily operations of all communications and IT equipment onboard all
RVOS vessels.

2. Principal Accountabilities

• Is responsible for the overall planning, supervision and management of the telecommunication networks onboard RVOS vessels.

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Liaises with the concerned authorities for the provision of radio
licenses and frequencies, and assist with the clearance of radio
equipment.

• Assist in the preparation of the budget linked to telecommunication equipment and systems.

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Submits, on a regulate basis, communications reports to the head
office, outlining the scope and operational status of the
telecommunications, and the performance and suitability of existing
installations.

• Recommends modifications or upgrading of standardized equipment, to keep abreast of technology development.

• Serves as a focal point for all telecommunication matters on board all RVOS vessels.

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Complies with established health and safety guidelines and procedures
and ensures the health, safety and welfare of self and others.

• Identifies and reports to management any health, safety or environmental risks and makes suggestions to address these risks.

• Is responsible for the development, performance appraisal and succession planning of all direct and indirect reports.

• Performs miscellaneous task as assigned by his/her direct manager

• Identifies and tracks KPIs for his functions, and devises plans and initiatives for operations improvements.

3. Communications and Working Relationships

• Coordinates with Rawabi Holding IT department for all telecommunication issues and requests

• Manages vessels day to day request and needs linked to networking and internet broadcasting.