Maritime Compliance Engineer – Certification & Regulation

Kraken Technology Group Limited; Fareham; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday per year

Private Medical Insurance

Pension scheme 5% employer

Life assurance 3x salary

Health Care Cash Plan

Cycle to Work Scheme

Job summary

Kraken Works Limited seeks a regulatory compliance lead to drive maritime compliance across engineering programmes, from design to operation. You will liaise with classification societies, regulators and customers, translating complex standards into practical actions for design and build teams.

Key duties include managing evidence packages, certification activities and ongoing compliance reporting, with a focus on continuous improvement across programmes and interactions with external

Qualifications

• Experience with maritime regulatory compliance activities.
• Ability to interpret complex regulations and translate into engineering actions.
• Experience communicating obligations to engineering teams.

Responsibilities

• Manage compliance activities across engineering programmes.
• Coordinate submissions, reviews and evidence packages with classification societies.
• Review equipment against regulatory requirements and verify certifications.
• Generate compliance reports, gap analyses and action plans.
• Monitor emerging regulations and update processes accordingly.

Skills

Regulatory compliance

Stakeholder management

Maritime standards

Certification processes

Risk assessment

Tools

Regulatory databases

Job description

Kraken Works Limited seeks a regulatory compliance lead to drive maritime compliance across engineering programmes, from design to operation. You will liaise with classification societies, regulators and customers, translating complex standards into practical actions for design and build teams.

Key duties include managing evidence packages, certification activities and ongoing compliance reporting, with a focus on continuous improvement across programmes and interactions with external