Weather and ice observers play a vital role in ensuring the safety and efficiency of energy operations in harsh environments. They collect and analyze meteorological and oceanographic data, tracking weather patterns, sea ice movement, and atmospheric conditions that can impact offshore drilling, marine logistics, and renewable energy production. Their insights help prevent operational delays, reduce safety risks, and optimize energy production in extreme climates.

This role requires expertise in meteorological observation, satellite data analysis, and environmental monitoring. Weather and ice observers work closely with drilling teams, marine transport coordinators, and offshore safety specialists to integrate real-time environmental data into decision-making. A career in this field offers opportunities to work in challenging and dynamic environments, such as the Arctic, North Sea, and other high-latitude energy hubs.