Mooring Safety Internship: Dynamic Wind Analysis

Haskoning; Delft; On-site; EUR 7,600 - 9,100; Full time

Job summary

Haskoning in the Netherlands offers an internship focused on safe mooring for ultra-long container ships, exploring the Dynamic Amplification Factor (DAF) to compare static and dynamic mooring forces under wind conditions. You will analyze ship behavior and mooring setups to improve safety and efficiency, contributing to real-world port engineering projects.

Ideal candidates are pursuing a Master’s degree in Civil, Marine, or Offshore Engineering with strong analytical skills and fluent English.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Civil, Marine, or Offshore Engineering.
• Fluent in English, both written and spoken.
• Interest in Static vs Dynamic Mooring Analysis for large container ships in wind.

Responsibilities

• Analyze safe mooring for large container ships and assess line tensions.
• Study Dynamic Amplification Factor (DAF) under wind and various mooring setups.
• Collaborate with a team to evaluate ship behavior and mooring safety.
• Report findings to support port authorities and terminal operators.

Skills

Analytical skills

Communication

Data-driven analyses

Fluent in English

Education

Master's in Civil/Marine/Offshore Engineering

Tools

DIFFRAC MARIN

aNySIM XMF MARIN

Job description

Haskoning in the Netherlands offers an internship focused on safe mooring for ultra-long container ships, exploring the Dynamic Amplification Factor (DAF) to compare static and dynamic mooring forces under wind conditions. You will analyze ship behavior and mooring setups to improve safety and efficiency, contributing to real-world port engineering projects.

Ideal candidates are pursuing a Master’s degree in Civil, Marine, or Offshore Engineering with strong analytical skills and fluent English.