Montreal Canada Marine Surveyor

RINA•Montreal, QC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

RINA is currently recruiting for a Marine Surveyor to join its office in Montreal within the North America Marine Division. The Marine Surveyor will act as a key technical focal point for marine warranty, hull and machinery, P&I, flag state, and cargo-related surveys across Canada. The role requires strong marine experience, coordination skills, and a commitment to technical excellence.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Naval Engineering or Engineering General
Marine Chief Engineer rank and certification strongly preferred.
Previous experience as a Marine Warranty Surveyor, P&I correspondent surveyor, or H&M surveyor is considered a significant asset.
Proven experience coordinating with classification societies, flag states, and offshore contractors.
Excellent written and spoken English proficiency.
Strong reporting, analytical, and interpersonal communication skills.
Ability to respond on short notice to client needs across Eastern Canada in a 24/7 service capacity.

Responsibilities

Conduct surveys and certification on behalf of public and governmental authorities.
Perform P&I (Protection & Indemnity) surveys.
Perform Hull & Machinery (H&M) surveys.
Conduct Flag State surveys.
Carry out Vessel Condition surveys.
Execute Sale & Purchase (S&P) surveys.
Perform On Hire and Off Hire surveys of ships, barges, and floating construction equipment.
Conduct Towage approvals.
Perform Bunker surveys.
Execute Draft Surveys.
Carry out Cargo Damage surveys.
Survey various types of maritime equipment, machinery, cargo-handling equipment, and cargo products.
Perform Marine Warranty Survey activities for offshore operations, including transportation, installation, and project cargo movements.
Ensure full compliance with marine warranty requirements, class rules, and project specifications.
Review and approve marine procedures, methodologies, lifting plans, towage approvals, and risk assessments for complex marine operations.
Produce accurate, concise, and technically sound survey reports.
Manage clients' queries on a daily basis in a professional and timely manner.
Maintain effective reporting, communication, and cooperation with clients, colleagues, and authorities.
Act as the primary technical interface between clients, contractors, legal representatives, and flag states for all marine-related matters.
Contribute towards the further development and growth of RINA and Hayes Stuart.
Demonstrate a high level of effectiveness, dedication, and professional commitment.
Support the safe execution of marine operations in full accordance with project specifications, class rules, and international regulations.