Marine Surveyor II: Vessel Classification & Compliance

American Bureau of Shipping (ABS); Fatih; On-site; TRY 2,997,000 - 4,496,000; Full time

Job summary

American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) seeks an intermediate-level Surveyor II to support vessel and marine structure surveys under supervision. You will perform class surveys, prepare reports, and coordinate with clients, following ABS rules and regulatory requirements.

The role requires relevant engineering or marine qualifications, several years of surveying or engineering experience, and the ability to read plans and communicate in English. Travel and physical requirements apply.

Qualifications

• A tertiary qualification in engineering or physical sciences (minimum two years program).
• Marine or nautical qualification with seagoing experience as a certificated ship officer.
• Minimum five years in engineering or survey within the marine industry, or minimum three years as Surveyor I.
• Appropriate certification and/or licenses in areas of specialization may be required.

Responsibilities

• Acts as a professional specialist for the organization in applying rules, regulations, concepts, principles and processes.
• Performs routine surveys on classed vessels, platforms or other marine structures and at manufacturers for classification and compliance with statutory requirements.
• Prepares technically accurate and timely reports of inspections and surveys performed.
• Engages in contact with clients to resolve problems within area of expertise.
• Maintains survey files in an orderly and up-to-date manner in area of responsibility.

Education

Engineering/physical sciences qualification

Marine/nautical qualification

Certification/licenses in area of specialization

Tools

Computer software familiarity

Job description

American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) seeks an intermediate-level Surveyor II to support vessel and marine structure surveys under supervision. You will perform class surveys, prepare reports, and coordinate with clients, following ABS rules and regulatory requirements.

The role requires relevant engineering or marine qualifications, several years of surveying or engineering experience, and the ability to read plans and communicate in English. Travel and physical requirements apply.