Global Marine Surveyor Lead — MWS & Vessel Risk

Tribepad; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 180,000 - 270,000; Full time

Job summary

ABL USA, Inc. in Houston, TX seeks a Sr. Principal Marine Surveyor to lead third-party maritime surveys for offshore and conventional vessels. You will evaluate safety, perform MWS services, and oversee vessel assurance inspections, with involvement in new-builds and delivery projects.

Requires 15 years in maritime surveying, SOMWS membership, and STCW Master Mariner or Chief Engineer credentials. Travel of 50-75% across North and South America will be expected.

Qualifications

• 15 years of progressively responsible maritime industry experience.
• 8 years in marine surveying, Marine Warranty Survey, and Hull & Machinery & P&I, plus client relationships in London, Norwegian, and Greek markets.
• 1 year of vessel new-build and delivery project experience.
• Experience with offshore transportation, wet transportation, offshore installation, and Condition & Suitability Surveys.

Responsibilities

• Lead third-party maritime and offshore surveys and major casualty responses for conventional and offshore vessels, barges, and MOPUs.
• Perform MWS services evaluating safety of marine transportation and offshore operations.
• Conduct independent investigations of maritime incidents, including root-cause analyses and salvage assessments.
• Carry out Hull & Machinery and P&I surveys, including claims investigations and repair cost estimates.

Skills

Maritime surveying

Marine Warranty Survey

Hull & Machinery surveys

P&I surveys

Client relationship building

Education

Master Mariner or Chief Engineer

SOMWS membership

OVID accreditation

Job description

ABL USA, Inc. in Houston, TX seeks a Sr. Principal Marine Surveyor to lead third-party maritime surveys for offshore and conventional vessels. You will evaluate safety, perform MWS services, and oversee vessel assurance inspections, with involvement in new-builds and delivery projects.

Requires 15 years in maritime surveying, SOMWS membership, and STCW Master Mariner or Chief Engineer credentials. Travel of 50-75% across North and South America will be expected.