Surveyor II- Boston

American Bureau of Shipping•Spring, TX

About The Position

The Surveyor II is an intermediate-level position working under the supervision and guidance of experienced field surveyors. The role examines and reports on vessels and other marine structures during and after construction to assess compliance with applicable requirements for maintaining classification with ABS and meeting associated statutory and special-service requirements, including Safety of Life at Sea, Loadline, Tonnage, Cargo Gear, and Pollution Prevention Certification.

Requirements

Have qualifications from a tertiary institution in a relevant engineering or physical science field, from a program of at least two years; or qualifications from a marine or nautical institution and relevant seagoing experience as a certificated ship officer.
Meet the minimum requirements and knowledge listed for Surveyor I.
Have at least three years of experience working as a Surveyor I, or at least five years of experience in an engineering or survey capacity within the marine industry or another applicable industry.
Hold appropriate certifications and/or licenses in areas of specialization when required.
Be able to develop working knowledge of ABS Rules, Guides, statutory regulations, related instructions, and the ABS Employee Safety Policy.
Be able to read engineering plans and demonstrate a basic understanding of shipbuilding practices and vessel operations.
Be able to perform surveys in the prescribed format.
Have knowledge of computer programs or software packages related to job responsibilities and technical interfaces required for group project work.
Have knowledge of ships' engineering systems and machinery.
Be able to communicate pertinent information in English, orally and in writing, about the assigned area of technical expertise.
Be able to analyze problems and propose solutions, respond to customers, and work well with others.
Be able to obtain working knowledge of ABS Health, Safety, Quality, and Environmental Management Systems.
Develop a thorough understanding of field operations, policies, methods, and procedures through broader and more technically challenging work assignments.
Where permitted by local law, pass a pre-employment physical examination and successfully complete annual physicals to recertify ability to perform required physical actions.
Have sufficient physical strength, stamina, agility, and visual and auditory acuity to perform the duties.
Be able to climb vertical ladders up to nine meters, navigate steep steps, work at heights on staging and lifting equipment, and maneuver in tight or confined spaces for extended periods, including kneeling and crawling.
Be able to lift at least 25 lbs. / 11.34 kgs.
Be able to use small tools and wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as required by ABS safety procedures.

Responsibilities

Act as a professional specialist in applying related rules, regulations, requirements, concepts, principles, and processes.
Perform routine surveys on classed vessels, platforms, other marine structures, and at manufacturers for classification and statutory compliance.
Prepare technically accurate and timely inspection and survey reports.
Work with clients to resolve problems within the area of expertise.
Maintain orderly and up-to-date survey files within the area of responsibility.

Benefits

Medical insurance (PPO and HD)
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Health Savings Account (HSA)
Flexible Savings Account (FSA)
Life insurance
Accidental death and dismemberment insurance
Disability leave programs
Parental leave program
Paid holidays
Paid vacation time
Employee Assistance Plan (EAP), including personal wellness and work-life services
401K plan with a generous company match, subject to plan requirements