MARINE SURVEYOR - SHIPS IN SERVICES - SRI LANKA at Bureau Veritas

Othe, Grand Est, France -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

21 Mar, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

21 Dec, 25

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Marine Surveying, Fleet Management, Classification, Statutory Certification, Technical Knowledge, Communication Skills, Inspection, Reporting, Safety Equipment, Quality Control, Client Interaction, Auditing, Ship Repair, Marine Procedures, Technical Guidance, Problem Solving

Industry

Description

Your career is about more than building a resume — it’s a chance to Leave Your Mark. Want to be a part of a fabulous team? As we continue to develop Marine & Offshore activities, we are delighted to offer a unique opportunity to join our organisation as Marine Surveyor for Marine & Offshore operations. Position is located within our Colombo office in Sri Lanka and you will be welcomed in a supportive and collaborative learning environment. About the Role: Dedicated to inspection for: Ships in service. A Ship in Service Surveyor is an expert acting in the Fleet Management, Classification and Statutory Certification activities. He is always under the supervision of a Ship in Service Operational Manager (SSOM or CSOM), or its deputies. Some additional inspection for Marine & Offshore equipment and/or Ships under new construction may also be assigned. Main Responsibilities: Carry out surveys, draw up and send relevant reports to the Ship in Service Operational Manager (SSOM or CSOM) or its deputies, in compliance with the Bureau Veritas procedures. Assess the conditions necessary for carrying out surveys to the expected quality level, against its own abilities, availability and the conditions on board. Request from his Ships in Service Operational Manager (SSOM or CSOM) or its deputies, advices or any questions he deems beyond his abilities. Ensure the quality of his services. Provide information and support necessary to relevant hierarchy as concerns missions involving them. Take technical decisions on board, within the limitations of his responsibilities, as set out in the Operational Authority Limitations. Performs inspection / survey as directed by the Ship in Service Operational Manager (SSOM or CSOM) or its deputies, on the job on the job assignment for each project. Refers to Marine procedures and technical working instructions issued from each Technical Division of Head Office, such as PNCs or local are to be used as instruction. Refer the Bureau Veritas Rules, standards, regulations, specifications and relevant approval drawings as technical guidance to perform jobs. Personal protection and safety equipment, BV stamps, tools and access to databases are to be used in accordance with the provisions of work instruction. Complete his report on the ship in service databases. Completes the draft of records, reports and certificates requested within the requested time schedule. Provides the information to Secretaries for invoicing. Signs and endorses certificates / reports / attestations and other documents relating to the inspection / survey personally carried out. Files and keeps updates the quality documents (including technical working instructions) received. Participates in the canvassing for activities in co-ordination with the Ship in Service Operational Manager (SSOM or CSOM) or its deputies. Refers to the Ship in Service Operational Manager (SSOM or CSOM) or its deputies, or Quality Manager for any claim or complaint received from clients (Manufacturer, Owner, Administration and other units). When Bureau Veritas qualification will permit he will be able to Audits on board ships and at shipping client offices for statutory certification (ISM /ISPS /MLC code) as well as Marine & Offshore equipment and/or Ships under new construction inspections. Experience & Qualification: MEO class I certificate with 5 years of sailing experience with ship repair experience or equivalent. Have proven related Marine experience and sound technical knowledge. Have good communication skills and the ability to work directly with representatives of Owners, flag and port state authorities etc. Should be willing to travel within the India and sometimes farther afield or any voyage as may be required. SHAPING A WORLD OF TRUST - WHAT WE VALUE AT BV Join us to share our passion for the maritime world! We create trust between businesses and we are committed to cultivating an open and inclusive environment wherever we operate and so do our employees. Being part of the Bureau Veritas family is more than just working, it’s being convinced that you will leave your mark…. in shaping a world of trust.We are committed to our Absolutes: Safety, Ethics, and Financial Control. Our Values—Trusted, Responsible, Ambitious & Humble, Open & Inclusive—are at the core of everything we do.

Responsibilities

The Marine Surveyor is responsible for conducting surveys on ships in service and ensuring compliance with Bureau Veritas procedures. They must assess conditions for surveys, provide reports, and take technical decisions within their authority.