MARINE SURVEYOR

at  Bureau Veritas

JOIN BUREAU VERITAS NORWAY IN AN EXCITING POSITION AS A MARINE SURVEYOR

As we continue to develop our marine activities, we are delighted to offer a unique opportunity to join our organization as Marine Surveyor. We are hiring one on the West coast of Norway (Stavanger/Bergen) and one in the South of Norway (Kristiansand/Oslo)

WHAT WILL MAKE YOU SUCCESSFUL IN BUREAU VERITAS?

We imagine that you have a degree in Electrical Engineering, Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, Mechanical Engineering or similar, we encourage newly educated electrical or marine engineers to apply since we are both looking for either a Marine surveyor without work experience or someone with a few years of relevant work experience as a field surveyor in classification society (IACS member), technical superintendent/vessel manager in a ship management company, certified (chief) engineer or navigation (deck) officer at sea, technical project manager for ship newbuilding or repair, or a combination of these.
It is an advantage to have experience as an ISM/ISPS, ISO auditor.

We are looking for someone who:

• Has good IT skills;
• Is proficient in spoken and written English and Norwegian;
• Holds a valid residence permit for Norway;
• Is available to travel on short notice and accept short to mid-term abroad assignments as required;
• Is prepared to work outside normal business hours and occasionally on weekends.
• Can stay abroad for weeks of training
• Feeling confident to work from home office

As a person, you are structured, quality driven and solution-oriented, while remaining detail-oriented. You are committed to doing your job well and have a “can-do” attitude. It is important that you can work independently as well as in a team and hence have communication skills to navigate both settings.

• Undertaking class and statutory surveys of ships in service following applicable classification rules and statutory regulations;
• Carrying out ISM/ISPS audits and MLC inspections;
• Performing inspections of marine equipment and materials at manufacturers;
• Working closely with internal and external stakeholders, ensuring all survey and inspection reports and certificates are factual, objective, and submitted within the stipulated format and timeframe;
• Participating to internal and external meetings;
• Attending scheduled trainings (locally and overseas), with a view to achieving specified delegations as agreed in the individual Performance and Development Process.
• Travel activity is a big part of the job and is therefore required
• Driver license Class B, and the possibility to use own car at work is require