FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Marine Surveyor in the Ships in Services department?
The primary responsibility is to carry out inspections and surveys of vessels when they come into service, ensuring compliance with class rules and international legislation.
What qualifications are required for this Marine Surveyor position?
A Bachelor’s degree in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering is required, along with at least 5 years of experience as a seagoing engineer, maritime officer, or technical superintendent.
Is prior experience as a Marine Surveyor in a classification society necessary?
While it is preferred, it is not explicitly required; however, relevant experience in the maritime industry is important.
Will the Marine Surveyor need to travel frequently?
Yes, the role requires the ability to travel at short notice and accept short to mid-term overseas assignments as necessary.
What type of audits will the Marine Surveyor be responsible for?
The Marine Surveyor will carry out ISM/ISPS/MLC audits as assigned by their supervisor.
How important are communication skills for this position?
Good communication skills are essential, as the Marine Surveyor will work closely with internal and external stakeholders and interact with the crew, manager, and owners.
Are there opportunities for training and development in this role?
Yes, the Marine Surveyor is required to attend all scheduled trainings (locally and overseas) to achieve specified delegations as part of their performance management process.
What language skills are required for this position?
English language skills, both written and spoken, are a requirement for the role.
How should survey and inspection reports be submitted?
All survey and inspection reports, including survey certificates, must be factual, objective, and submitted within the stipulated format and timeframe.
What prior experience is preferred for candidates applying for this position?
Candidates with experience as a Marine Surveyor in a classification society are preferred.