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American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) is seeking a Surveyor II or above to evaluate vessels and marine structures during construction against ABS Rules and applicable SOLAS, Loadline, Tonnage, and Pollution Prevention standards. You will work under supervision to report on compliance and safety requirements.
Responsibilities include performing routine surveys, preparing precise reports, and maintaining survey files, with direct client contact to resolve issues.
The Surveyor II or above is an intermediate-level position for an individual under the supervision and guidance of experienced field surveyors. The Surveyor II's primary function is to examine and report on vessels and other marine structures during and after construction relative to compliance with the applicable requirements for maintaining the vessel in Classification with ABS and meeting associated statutory and special service requirements related to Safety of Life at Sea, Loadline, Tonnage, Cargo Gear and Pollution Prevention Certification.
Education and ExperienceQualifications from a tertiary institution within a relevant field of engineering or physical science (minimum two (2) years program); orQualifications from a marine or nautical institution and relevant seagoing experience as a certificated ship officer, andMinimum requirements & knowledge listed for Surveyor I.Minimum three (3) years of experience working as a Surveyor I orMinimum five (5) years of experience in an Engineering or Survey Capacity within the marine industry or other applicable industry to their specializationAppropriate certification and/or licenses in areas of specialization may be required.
Will report to the Principal, Senior, or Surveyor-in-Charge of the assigned port. This position does not have any direct reports.
Salary: 80k - 130k (plus COLA)
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We set out more than 160 years ago to promote the security of life and property at sea and preserve the natural environment. Today, we remain true to our mission and continue to support organizations facing a rapidly evolving seascape of challenging regulations and new technologies. Through it all, we are anchored by a vision and mission that help our clients find clarity in uncertain times. ABS is a global leader in marine and offshore classification and other innovative safety, quality, and environmental services. We're at the forefront of supporting the global energy transition at sea, the application of remote and autonomous marine systems, cutting-edge technical solutions, and many more exciting advancements. Our commitment to safety, reliability, and efficiency is ever-present, guiding our clients to safer and more efficient operations.
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