Keep the Ocean Alive Join the Team Behind the Scenes
At the Red Sea Marine Life Institute Corallium, the magic of living coral reefs and thriving fish schools depends on more than biology. Behind every crystal-clear habitat and every healthy animal is a world-class engineering system - the heartbeat of the ocean we create.
Corallium is a flagship experience under Red Sea Global (RSG), inspired by the wonders of the Red Sea. As a new attraction opening at Amaala's Triple Bay, Corallium aims to offer transformative, world-class visitor journeys grounded in marine education, environmental regeneration, and immersive storytelling. It operates with the ambition of becoming a global benchmark in ocean experience and stewardship, aligned with RSG's vision of responsible tourism, sustainability, and regeneration.
Every role at Corallium contributes directly to this mission from planning and development to day-to-day guest delivery as part of a team committed to excellence, innovation, and impact.
At Corallium, we are not only creating a one-of-a-kind marine destination we are building a culture grounded in purpose. Whether you are a scientist, storyteller, technician, or guest experience expert, your role here will shape a legacy of ocean stewardship for generations to come.
Join our pioneering team and help bring the Red Sea's wonders to life.
Ready to explore a role that inspires and impacts Apply now and join us at the heart of the Red Sea.
Job Purpose:
- Perform daily diving operations at Corallium, supporting animal care, exhibit maintenance, life support inspections, and guest engagement programs.
- Ensure all dives are conducted safely, efficiently, and in accordance with Corallium's Dive Safety Manual and international standards.
Job Responsibilities:
Core Duties
- Carry out in-water tasks such as exhibit cleaning, feeding, animal husbandry support, and habitat maintenance.
- Conduct visual inspections of life support intakes, exhibits, and underwater structures.
- Assist aquarists and veterinary staff in underwater procedures, collections, and transfers.
- Participate in guest diving programs, tours, and public presentations.
- Maintain dive equipment and report maintenance needs to supervisors.
- Complete accurate dive logs, records, and reports after every operation.
- Participate in emergency drills and respond to incidents when required.
Policies, Systems, Processes, Procedures, Standards and Reports
- Follow relevant functional policies, processes, standard operating procedures, and instructions to ensure that work is carried out in a controlled and consistent manner.
- Assist in the preparation of accurate and timely functional MIS statements and reports to meet corporate and functional requirements, policies, and standards.
Safety, Quality & Environment
- Apply safety, quality and environmental management policies, procedures, and controls to ensure employee safety, legislative compliance, delivery of high-quality products/service and a responsible environmental attitude.
Continuous Improvement
- Contribute to the identification of opportunities for continuous improvement of department's systems, processes and practices considering international best practice, improvement of business processes, cost reduction and productivity improvement.
Job Requirements:
Qualifications & Experience:
- Professional diving certification (AAUS, IMCA, ADAS, or equivalent).
- 24 years professional diving experience (aquarium, scientific, or commercial diving).
- Experience in exhibit or underwater maintenance preferred.
Skills:
- Strong in-water technical skills and buoyancy control.
- Knowledge of diving safety standards and risk management.
- Team player with effective communication skills.
- Reliability and attention to detail in high-risk environments
Job Context
- Role requires frequent in-water diving in exhibits and back-of-house systems.
- Physically demanding work in high-risk underwater conditions.
- Shift work, weekends, holidays, and emergency availability required.
