Marine Safety & Regulatory Training Lead

Carnival Corporation & plc; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

401(k) plan

Paid time off

Employee discounts

Job summary

Carnival Corporation & plc is seeking a Senior Regulatory Safety and Training SME to guide vessels on regulatory interpretation and compliance, oversee fire and lifesaving safety requirements, and lead fleet training across Deck, Engine, and Hotel operations.

Responsibilities include auditing incidents, coordinating with regulatory bodies, and driving continuous improvement in emergency preparedness and fleet safety performance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in maritime-related field; Master’s preferred.
• STCW certifications required for shipboard safety roles.
• Proven ability to develop and manage training programs across multiple shipboard departments.
• Experience leading regulatory safety, emergency preparedness, and training initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Lead fleet-wide HESS training, drills, and proficiency programs across Deck, Engine, and Hotel operations.
• Serve as shoreside SME for regulatory safety, ensuring alignment with maritime regulations.
• Oversee ERP training governance, gap analyses, and budget/expenses for training programs.
• Review incident reports and coordinate corrective actions to improve emergency response.
• Coordinate with Flag States and Classification Societies on regulatory changes and training needs.
• Participate in newbuild/retrofit safety efforts and incident reviews.

Skills

Regulatory compliance

Emergency response

Training governance

LMS knowledge

Leadership

Effective communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Maritime studies / related field

Master's degree in Maritime Safety / related field

STCW certifications

Tools

LMS

MS Office

Job description

Carnival Corporation & plc is seeking a Senior Regulatory Safety and Training SME to guide vessels on regulatory interpretation and compliance, oversee fire and lifesaving safety requirements, and lead fleet training across Deck, Engine, and Hotel operations.

Responsibilities include auditing incidents, coordinating with regulatory bodies, and driving continuous improvement in emergency preparedness and fleet safety performance.