This position requires a background check, US Citizenship, a confidential security clearance, and a CAC. The role involves conducting ship checks, inspections, and surveys to assess the material condition and operational readiness of marine shipboard HM&E components and systems. The surveyor will also assess compliance with regulatory standards and ship specifications. A key aspect of the role is working in a team-oriented environment, interfacing with stakeholders and cross-functional teams to meet commitments and deadlines. The ideal candidate will be well-versed in marine and complete ship engineering systems, including diesel, steam, gas turbine, and electric high voltage propulsion systems, auxiliary shipboard systems, marine electrical systems, deck equipment, shipboard system equipment troubleshooting, and generator overhauls. Additionally, the role involves developing equipment operating instructions, manuals, and testing procedures for main propulsion and auxiliary systems aboard various shipboard platforms to ensure proper operation within manufacturer and regulatory requirements (ABS, USCG, Naval, and MSC).
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
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