Marine Advisor

Role overview

Marine responsibilities

• Conduct marine vessel inspections.
• Attend the marine office for routine daily work as required.
• Monitor vessels and prepare scopes of work and specifications for vessel tenders.
• Review risk assessments and participate in technical evaluations for vessels.
• Conduct contractor audits, including ISM and ASMC audits.
• Witness and monitor marine operations associated with offshore lifts and installation activities.
• Participate in or conduct incident investigations.

Education and qualifications

• Hold an Unlimited Class One Master Mariner Certificate of Competence (CoC), STCW 1995 and amendments, from a white-list country.
• Hold a BSc degree in a maritime discipline or equivalent.
• Have at least 10 years of offshore oil and gas industry experience served as Master on PSV, AHTS, heavy-lift, dive, construction, pipe-lay, cable-lay, DP, or conventional vessels.
• Have computer skills and experience writing reports.
• Have a very good command of spoken and written English.
• Be familiar with client offshore fields, SIMO, ASMV, ASMC, and JUIMS.
• Final approval is subject to successful interviews with Bureau Veritas and the client.