Lead Marine Vessel Safety Inspector

U.S. Coast Guard; Wilmington (NC); On-site; USD 90,000 - 116,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health

Dental

Vision

Life insurance

Long-term care insurance

Retirement plan

Thrift Savings Plan

Flexible Spending Account

Employee Assistance Program

Personal leave days

Paid federal holidays

Flexible work schedules

Tuition reimbursement

Transportation subsidies

Uniform allowance

Health and wellness programs

Fitness centers

Job summary

U.S. Coast Guard in Wilmington, NC seeks a Marine Inspector (GS-1801-12) to lead vessel inspections and ensure compliance with international safety standards. The role involves technical reviews, enforcement of regulations, and collaboration with maritime industry partners.

The position requires expertise in marine inspections, training of staff, and adherence to SOLAS and other treaties. Federal benefits and competitive pay accompany the role.

Qualifications

• This position does not have a positive education requirement.
• If you are including education on your resume, report only attendance and/or degrees from schools accredited by accrediting institutions recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical expertise and leadership in enforcing marine safety, vessel inspection, pollution prevention, vessel manning, regulations, treaties, and international conventions.
• Conduct technical reviews of vessel plans and inspect onboard operating systems to ensure compliance with regulations and standards.
• Inspect a vessel's hull and related structures to ensure compliance with safety standards.
• Assist in training and certifying inspection personnel and support continuity of inspection policies.

Job description

U.S. Coast Guard in Wilmington, NC seeks a Marine Inspector (GS-1801-12) to lead vessel inspections and ensure compliance with international safety standards. The role involves technical reviews, enforcement of regulations, and collaboration with maritime industry partners.

The position requires expertise in marine inspections, training of staff, and adherence to SOLAS and other treaties. Federal benefits and competitive pay accompany the role.