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Job Description

This role is ideally suited to candidates based in the Ipswich or Colchester area, with regular travel to ports across the region and occasional travel throughout the UK and Ireland.

This is an excellent opportunity for experienced seagoing professionals looking to transition into a shore-based career, as well as existing Class or Flag Surveyors seeking a new challenge. Full training is provided for suitable candidates.

The Role As a Marine Surveyor, you will carry out inspections and surveys on a variety of vessel types to ensure compliance with classification rules and statutory requirements. 

Key responsibilities include:
  • Conducting marine surveys and inspections on a range of vessel types.
  • Assessing vessels for compliance with classification society rules and statutory regulations.
  • Producing accurate technical reports following inspections.
  • Travelling regularly to ports across the Ipswich and Colchester region.
  • Undertaking occasional travel throughout the UK and Ireland.
  • Building strong relationships with shipowners, operators and other industry stakeholders.
About You This opportunity would suit:
  • Marine Engineers looking to move ashore.
  • Deck Officers seeking a shore-based career.
  • Marine professionals already working in technical or surveying positions.
  • Existing IACS Class Surveyors or Flag Surveyors with relevant transferable experience.
Applicants should hold one of the following:
  • Chief Engineer or Second Engineer Certificate of Competency (STCW III/2).
  • Engineering Officer of the Watch (STCW III/1) with a degree in a relevant marine discipline.
  • Deck Officer Certificate of Competency (STCW II/2).
  • Degree in Naval Architecture or Marine Engineering with relevant industry experience.
Please note this role involves frequent travel, occasional overnight stays, and some weekend surveys. Flexibility is essential.

If you're looking for a rewarding career where you can apply your marine expertise in a dynamic shore-based environment, I'd love to hear from you.