Marine Surveyor
Alternative Titles:
Ship's Surveyor
Marine surveyors carry out inspections of passenger and
cargo ships, fishing vessels, pleasure craft and yachts.
They make sure that a vessel's construction, machinery,
equipment and cargoes meet government classification, society
and international maritime regulations. They also investigate
marine accidents.
Marine surveyors work for governments, classification
societies (groups that lay down specifications for the
construction of ships) and private companies.
Marine surveyors may specialise as a:
Classification Society Marine Surveyor who inspects
ships to make sure that ships, components and machinery are
built according to the standards required for their class, and
examines accident damage.
Government Marine Surveyor who inspects ships to
make sure that ships, components and machinery meet crew and
passenger safety regulations and construction standards. They
may also assess and approve safety reports and plans as well
as examine candidates for certificates of competency.
Private Marine Surveyor who examines ships' cargoes,
investigates accidents at sea (e.g. oil spillages) and
prepares accident reports for insurance purposes.
Required Skills - Marine Surveyor
- enjoy the sea and maritime activities
- an inquisitive mind with attention to detail
- good written communication skills
- able to work with a variety of people
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