Marine Field Surveyors are responsible for a broad range of tasks related to the safety and compliance of maritime operations. Their primary duties include:
Responsibilities:
- Conducting inspections and surveys of ships and marine structures to ensure they meet regulatory and safety standards.
- Verifying ship and documentations to comply with national and international laws and regulations.
- Ensuring that vessels are constructed and maintained in accordance with the standards of classification societies and maritime regulations.
- Carrying out audits and preparing detailed reports that outline the findings and recommendations derived from surveys.
- Testing materials and equipment to ensure that they are operational and that they meet safety standards.
- Advising shipowners, operators, and manufacturing firms on compliance with maritime laws and standards.
Requirements:
- A relevant university degree from institution as a naval architect, mechanical engineer or an engineer related to the maritime fields or master mariner and worked in that capacity for at least five years.
- Their Surveying Experience must have relevant experience for at least three to five years on ships of more than 24 meters in length and must have successfully completed ISM/ISPS/MLC training course