Diving Technician

• Prepare, inspect, test, service, maintain, and repair commercial diving equipment and related systems. • Perform maintenance and servicing of diving helmets, masks, umbilicals, regulators, breathing-air systems, compressors, gas panels, cylinders, communication equipment, and other associated tools. • Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic equipment issues. • Conduct scheduled preventive maintenance and carry out corrective repairs when required. • Verify that all diving equipment is properly calibrated, certified, inspected, and safe for operational use. • Maintain complete and accurate records of equipment inspections, maintenance activities, repairs, testing, and certifications. • Monitor and manage the availability of consumables, spare parts, tools, and equipment. • Ensure all equipment is properly stored, handled, transported, and maintained in accordance with established company procedures. • Assist with pressure testing, functional testing, equipment commissioning, and other required testing activities. • Identify potential equipment defects or failures and promptly report safety and technical concerns to the Supervisor or Manager. • Comply with company HSE policies, applicable diving regulations, client requirements, and relevant industry standards. • Participate in toolbox meetings, risk assessments, safety briefings, and other operational safety activities. • Keep the workshop and work areas clean, organized, and safe at all times. • Perform other duties and responsibilities related to diving equipment and operations as assigned.