Calling all hydrographic surveys! Montage video! We are still looking for hydrographic surveyors to join our team at Ultrabeam so have made a short video to highlight the cool vehicles we build and operate and the industry leading 3D asset inspection data we collect. We have some really interesting projects this year with lots of options available for potential candidates. If you are interested and currently available for UK work then come and chat with us to see how a role at Ultrabeam would suit you. We are interested in talking to applicants in all stages of their career, from those with years of experience to share, to those who are just starting out on their journey and are looking for a solid introduction to our world from a friendly and very skilled team. As this role will involve visits to our Cornwall office, rotations offshore and also frequent small inshore projects around the UK, this role will be best suited to an applicant located in the UK. Relocation to Cornwall not required. Salary and benefits package to be determined with the successful candidate based upon their relevant experience. If you think that this role might suit you and you would like to discuss further with us, then please get in touch via: careers@ultrahydrographic.com We look forward to speaking to you.
Ultrabeam Hydrographic
Oil and Gas
Hayle, England 6,801 followers
Ultrabeam is a multi-award-winning company specialising in high-definition marine survey and asset inspection.
About us
Ultrabeam is a multi-award-winning company specialising in high-definition marine survey and asset inspection. The company was established in Spring 2018 by Andy McLeay and Gabriel Walton, who share over 45 years of combined experience in coastal and offshore surveys. The company was formed to service the inshore survey market by providing high quality hydrographic and geophysical services to a wide range of clients from ports & harbours, utilities, offshore renewable energy, oil & gas and public sector industries. Using a fleet of advanced survey-grade Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs), Ultrabeam surveys a variety of assets including harbours and quay walls, bridge structures, subsea cables and pipelines, offshore wind and oil and gas platforms. The bespoke systems allow for superior data acquisition even at slow speed and feature a range of benefits including Dynamic Positioning, extended battery life and a large payload with simultaneous sensor mounting. Ultrabeam provides an unparalleled level of accuracy and detail through the use of specialist highly innovative survey tools and techniques. The Ultrabeam difference is in our data supported by our many years of shallow and deepwater survey experience. We see our work as a distinct specialism and rather than overlapping from a core land survey company or being an appendage to a large offshore survey company Ultrabeam is entirely focused on ultra-high-resolution coastal survey and delivery of outstanding high-quality data.
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- Industry
- Oil and Gas
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Hayle, England
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2018
- Specialties
- hydrographic survey, seabed mapping, marine asset inspection, underwater inspection, USV Survey, Geophysical survey, Asset Inspection, Laser Scanning, 3D Inspection, and remote survey
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Unit 3
Hayle Marine Business Park
Hayle, England TR27 4DD , GB
Employees at Ultrabeam Hydrographic
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We are looking for a land surveyor to join our team at Ultrabeam. At Ultrabeam we cover a wide range of interesting projects, from work supporting offshore renewable energy production, specialist coastal and inshore high resolution surveys, shipwreck surveys, as well as the development of unique and cutting edge survey vehicles and vessels. Your role as a land surveyor within our projects would involve static laser scanning, robotic total station positioning of static and moving targets, site control and processing. We would also like to involve you in the operations and acquisition of sonar and laser data from our fleet of unmanned vehicles. We are interested in talking to applicants in all stages of their career, from those with years of experience to share, to those who are just starting out on their journey and are looking for a solid introduction to our world from a friendly and very skilled team. As this role will involve visits to our Cornwall office, rotations offshore and also frequent small inshore projects around the UK, this role will be best suited to an applicant located in the UK. Relocation to Cornwall not required. Salary and benefits package to be determined with the successful candidate based upon their relevant experience. If you think that this role might suit you and you would like to discuss further with us, then please get in touch via: careers@ultrahydrographic.com We look forward to speaking to you.
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We are looking for hydrographic surveyors to join our team at Ultrabeam. At Ultrabeam we cover a wide range of interesting projects, from work supporting offshore renewable energy production, specialist coastal and inshore high resolution surveys, shipwreck surveys, as well as the development of unique and cutting edge survey vehicles and vessels. Your role as a hydrographic surveyor within our projects would involve elements of both offshore work as well as remote or office based working, and your main responsibilities would include the mobilisations, data acquisition, processing, deliverables and reporting of our hydrographic survey projects. We are interested in talking to applicants in all stages of their career, from those with years of experience to share, to those who are just starting out on their journey and are looking for a solid introduction to our world from a friendly and very skilled team. As this role will involve visits to our Cornwall office, rotations offshore and also frequent small inshore projects around the UK, this role will be best suited to an applicant located in the UK. Relocation to Cornwall not required. Salary and benefits package to be determined with the successful candidate based upon their relevant experience. If you think that this role might suit you and you would like to discuss further with us, then please get in touch via: careers@ultrahydrographic.com We look forward to speaking to you.
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We are looking for a hydrographic surveyor to join our team at Ultrabeam. At Ultrabeam we cover a wide range of interesting projects, from work supporting offshore renewable energy production, specialist coastal and inshore high resolution surveys, shipwreck surveys, as well as the development of unique and cutting edge survey vehicles and vessels. Your role as a hydrographic surveyor within our projects would involve elements of both offshore work as well as remote or office based working, and your main responsibilities would include the mobilisations, data acquisition, processing, deliverables and reporting of our hydrographic survey projects. We are interested in talking to applicants in all stages of their career, from those with years of experience to share, to those who are just starting out on their journey and are looking for a solid introduction to our world from a friendly and very skilled team. As this role will involve visits to our Cornwall office, rotations offshore and also frequent small inshore projects around the UK, this role will be best suited to an applicant located in the UK. Salary and benefits package to be determined with the succesful candidate based upon their relevant experience. If you think that this role might suit you and you would like to discuss further with us, then please get in touch via: careers@ultrahydrographic.com We look forward to speaking to you.
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An interesting example...
WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE? This type of sediment mobility wasn’t something that we had previously seen in rivers here at Ultrabeam. These examples show some results from a high resolution bathymetric survey around a highway bridge that we did in the same river 2 years apart. The two surveys were conducted in an identical fashion, first in 2021 and then later in 2023. The data that caught our interest was the Red/Blue plot of the riverbed. This is a calculated surface that shows the difference in the riverbed levels between 2021 and 2023. The red areas show where the riverbed has lowered down, and the blue areas show where the riverbed has raised up. The plot clearly shows how the sediments that form the riverbed are mobile and are moving downstream in a wave shaped bedform. The waves also appear to be moving slower towards the banks, due to the lower current speeds and increased friction, and faster in the central portion of the river, where current speed is highest. Q: But why is this interesting from an engineering point of view? A: Because one day your foundations could be more or less exposed than on another, and the cycle of wave peaks and troughs just keeps moving downstream.
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