Marine Surveyor Iceland

Sted: Reykjavik, Other/Not Applicable, DK

Jobtype: Fast ansættelse

Dato: 4. apr. 2024

Join Bureau Veritas Iceland in an exciting position as a Marine Surveyor

As we continue to develop our marine activities, we are delighted to offer a unique opportunity to join our organisation as Marine Surveyor in our Reykjavik (Iceland) office.

Welcome to Bureau Veritas
With one of the world's strongest brands behind you, this is your opportunity to make a difference in a global and sustainable company. Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore is one of the world’s leading classification societies, pioneering the safety and performance of new technologies since 1828. Our client relationships are built on service, transparency, and trust. We are supporting the maritime industry on its journey towards sustainability – notably addressing the two key challenges of decarbonization and digitalization.

Join an industry leader
At Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore Nordics you will become part of the interesting and highly international maritime community, where independence is valued and opportunities for personal and professional development and growth are provided. Your overall focus will be on conducting quality inspections of ships in service and marine equipment to determine their conformity with specified requirements.

Your main responsibilities include:

• Undertaking class and statutory surveys of ships in service following applicable classification rules and statutory regulations;
• Carrying out ISM/ISPS audits and MLC inspections;
• Performing inspections of marine equipment and materials at manufacturers;
• Working closely with internal and external stakeholders, ensuring all survey and inspection reports and certificates are factual, objective, and submitted within the stipulated format and timeframe;
• Participating in internal and external meetings;
• Attending scheduled trainings (locally and overseas), with a view to achieving specified delegations as agreed in the individual Performance and Development Process.

What will make you successful in Bureau Veritas?
We imagine that you have a degree in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, Mechanical Engineering or similar, with a minimum of five years of relevant work experience as a field surveyor in classification society (IACS member), technical superintendent/vessel manager in a ship management company, certified (chief) engineer or navigation (deck) officer at sea, technical project manager for ship newbuilding or repair, or a combination of these. It is an advantage to have experience as an ISM/ISPS, ISO 9001 or ISO 14001 auditor.

We are looking for someone who:

• Has good IT skills;
• Is proficient in spoken and written English and Icelandic;
• Holds a valid residence permit for Iceland;
• Is available to travel on short notice and accept short to mid-term abroad assignments as required;
• Is prepared to work outside normal business hours and occasionally on weekends.

As a person, you are structured, quality driven and solution-oriented, while remaining detail-oriented. You are committed to doing your job well and have a “can-do” attitude. It is important that you can work independently as well as in a team and hence have communication skills to navigate both settings.

What we value at Bureau Veritas
We serve as guardians of integrity, upholding the highest standards responsibly. We create trust between businesses and those they serve, demonstrating the ambition to work hard and the humility to learn and grow. We cultivate an open and inclusive environment wherever we operate.

Are you our new colleague?
Please press “apply” to upload your CV and application. We will be conducting interviews continuously and reserve the right to take down the advert when we have found the right candidate.

A competitive remuneration and benefits package is offered in line with the applicant’s experience and background.

If you have any questions regarding this position, you can contact Marine Operations Director Marcello Zanotti at .

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