University Of Technology Sydney - City Campus
Consulting in Upper Lachlan Shire

UBS Geophysics was formed in Australia in 1993 and has a long history of worldwide, tall resolution, fixed wing and rotary wing data acquisition and processing. In 2007 Aeroquest International acquired UBS Geophysics to include Australian operated airborne magnetic, radiometric and gravity systems into their different range of airborne geophysical operations. Latter on from the triumph of its pioneering helicopter stinger magnetic systems, UBS recognized the need for a immobile wing alternative to the more expensive helicopter platforms. In the mid1990s, UBS modified the Fletcher FU24 agricultural aircraft for geophysical survey use offering for the first time a low level, ultra detailed magnetic and radiometric survey platform that could be flown in all but the maximum rugged terrain. It also has the added advantage of exhibiting low magnetic racket characteristics resulting in a fresh era of low cost, ultra detailed geophysical survey services being made available in Australia. All UBS PAC750XL aircraft are fitted with wingtip magnetometers, measuring genuine time horizontal magnetic gradients to bear enhanced magnetic gridded data sets. UBS operates a fleet of fixed wing and helicopter systems to serve the mineral, petroleum and environmental industries and has acquired and processed more than 15 million line kilometers of lofty resolution airborne geophysical data worldwide.

Our surveying capabilities include ultrahigh resolution magnetic, radiometric, electromagnetic, gravity and digital terrain surveys. We have the aircraft and acquisition systems to ensure every Australian or international project is completed to the greatest standard, and is a cost effective asset to any exploration program. UBS utilize a diverse fleet of immobile wing aircraft to donate efficient and lofty detail data collection, ensuring we are able to safely conduct operations on and off shore. Our experience and continued development ensure we yield lofty quality, low racket data with turbine engine aircraft providing greatest safety. Feel free to drop in and say hello at booth 45. We ensure all operations are conducted as per our Safety Manual and staff take the proper ESE training. UBS Geophysics is an energetic member of IA GSA and as such adheres to all prescribed safety regulations. These survey systems have been configured to acquire a range of complimentary geophysical measurements during the one survey flight. A combine of both helicopter and firm wing aircraft allows us to produce the maximum effective platform to confront the specific demands of the local operating environment and terrain. UBS Geophysics is the world leader in ultra detailed fixed wing magnetic and radiometric data acquisition, through the use of specialized low glossy survey aircraft. After introducing the first ultra low level firm wing aircraft to the geophysical industry in 1995, UBS Geophysics has since acquired many millions of line ems of lofty resolution data worldwide from its extensive fleet. Instinctive and man made radioactivity is measured using a highly sensitive multichannel spectrometer housed in the body of the aircraft. Three diameters to select from based on the terrain and desired depth of penetration. UBS Geophysics, a Geo tech company, is a leading provider of airborne geophysical mapping technologies worldwide. Our team is currently looking for Geophysical survey operators on casual basis, occupied on a roster, managing domestic and international airborne geophysical projects. Reporting to the operations project manager, the role includes working in a team environment with air crew (both fixed and rotary wing) generally in remote and regional areas, whilst maintaining communication with project managers is imperative to the victory of projects. To install, maintain, and service geophysical surveying equipment, while collecting, compiling, and archiving related survey data. You will be required to fly in a helicopter, on a daily basis for lengthy periods of time, while maintaining the inboard survey equipment. The position involves working and living for extended periods of time in secluded locations across Australia, Asia, and around the world. Install, maintain, and service surveying equipment. Responsible for the operation of electronic equipment. Will be competent in applying basic mathematics and unit conversion. Must be qualified to distinguish colors and be in excellent physical condition (combination of sitting, lifting, and standing for lengthy periods of time). 35 years experience operating, maintaining and troubleshooting electronic equipment.