Marine Surveyor I/II: Vessel Classification & Compliance

American Bureau of Shipping (ABS); San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance (PPO/HD)

Dental and vision insurance

Health Savings Account (HSA)

Flexible Savings Account (FSA)

Life insurance

AD&D insurance

Disability leave programs

Parental leave program

Paid holidays

Paid vacation time

EAP

Job summary

ABS Bureau is seeking an intermediate Surveyor I or II to examine vessels and marine structures under supervision, ensuring compliance with ABS rules and applicable maritime regulations. You will conduct surveys on vessels, platforms, and during construction, and report findings with precision.

The role requires reading engineering plans, maintaining survey files, and engaging with clients to resolve issues while ensuring safety and environmental standards are met.

Qualifications

• Education in engineering or physical science (minimum two-year program).
• Marine/nautical institution with seagoing experience and ship-officer certification.
• Minimum three years as Surveyor I or five years in marine engineering/survey.
• Appropriate certifications/licenses may be required.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine surveys on classed vessels, platforms or other marine structures.
• Prepare technically accurate and timely inspection reports.
• Maintain survey files in an orderly and up-to-date manner.
• Engage with clients to resolve problems within area of expertise.

Skills

ABS Rules knowledge

English communication

Problem solving

Client relations

Survey reporting

Documentation

Education

Engineering or physical science degree (2+ years)

Marine/nautical institution with seagoing cert

Tools

Engineering drawings reading

Job description

ABS Bureau is seeking an intermediate Surveyor I or II to examine vessels and marine structures under supervision, ensuring compliance with ABS rules and applicable maritime regulations. You will conduct surveys on vessels, platforms, and during construction, and report findings with precision.

The role requires reading engineering plans, maintaining survey files, and engaging with clients to resolve issues while ensuring safety and environmental standards are met.