Marine Surveyor II – Classification & Compliance

American Bureau of Shipping; Fatih; On-site; TRY 3,131,000 - 4,576,000; Full time

Job summary

The American Bureau of Shipping is seeking a Surveyor II to perform surveys on vessels and marine structures under supervision. You will prepare accurate inspection reports and maintain files, while engaging with clients to resolve issues.

The role requires engineering or nautical qualifications and several years of survey/engineering experience. Based in a field environment, the position emphasizes safe operations, adherence to ABS Rules, and collaboration with senior surveyors to ensure

Qualifications

• Requirements from a tertiary institution in engineering or physical sciences.
• Marine/nautical qualification with seagoing experience is preferred.
• Three years as Surveyor I or five years in a marine engineering/survey role.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine surveys on vessels, platforms, and marine structures for classification compliance.
• Prepare technically accurate survey reports and communicate findings to clients.
• Maintain survey files in an orderly, up-to-date manner.
• Engage with clients to resolve problems within area of expertise.

Skills

Reading engineering plans

Knowledge of ships' machinery

English communication

Problem solving

Team collaboration

Analytical thinking

Education

Engineering or physical science degree (2-year program)

Marine/nautical qualification

Seagoing experience as a certificated ship officer

Tools

ABS Rules & Guides

General software literacy

Job description

The American Bureau of Shipping is seeking a Surveyor II to perform surveys on vessels and marine structures under supervision. You will prepare accurate inspection reports and maintain files, while engaging with clients to resolve issues.

The role requires engineering or nautical qualifications and several years of survey/engineering experience. Based in a field environment, the position emphasizes safe operations, adherence to ABS Rules, and collaboration with senior surveyors to ensure