marine surveyor (EN)
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Marine surveyors inspect vessels intended for operations in maritime or open sea waters. They ensure that vessels and equipment follow the regulations laid down by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO). They may also act as third parties for the review of offshore facilities and construction projects.
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Source aliases (EN)
- hull and machinery surveyor
- yacht and small craft surveyor
- cargo surveyor
- marine surveyors
- maritime ship inspector
- marine warranty surveyor
- inland waterway vessel inspector
- inland water ship inspector
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 27
- ship related legislative requirements
- quality assurance procedures
- international waterways
- mechanics of vessels
- comply with operational standards for vessels
- ensure vessel security
- mathematics
- types of maritime vessels
- read standard blueprints
- advise on maritime regulations
- inspect vessel
- stay up-to-date with maritime transportation technology
- maritime telecommunications
- ensure vessel compliance with regulations
- mechanical engineering
- perform inspections required by international conventions
- analyse ship operations
- recognise signs of corrosion
- read engineering drawings
- assess vessel capability
- assess structural integrity of ship for maritime usage
- write inspection reports
- national waterways
- integrate Committee on Safe Seas guidelines into inspections
- determine cause of damage
- Global Maritime Distress and Safety System
- lead inspections
Optional (EN) · 52
- act as contact person during equipment incident
- inspect offshore constructions
- assume responsibility for maintaining a safe ship environment
- physical parts of the vessel
- conduct analysis of ship data
- operate a camera
- use meteorological information
- engineering principles
- maritime law
- inspect cargo
- operate radio navigation instruments
- monitor the validity of ship certificates
- inland waterway police regulations
- issue licences
- use different communication channels
- operate precision measuring equipment
- manage health and safety standards
- inspect engine rooms
- have spatial awareness
- digital camera sensors
- use remote control equipment
- vehicle cargo capacity
- advise on equipment maintenance
- inspect vessel manufacturing
- engineering processes
- operate control systems
- comply with air traffic control operations
- advise on machinery malfunctions
- write work-related reports
- european classification of inland waterways
- file claims with insurance companies
- implement inland water transport regulations
- unmanned air systems
- monitor the discharge of cargo
- recognise abnormalities on board
- use maritime English
- guidance, navigation and control
- naval architecture
- ensure compliance with civil aviation regulations
- aviation meteorology
- conduct performance tests
- civil aviation regulations
- distinguish various types of ships
- read stowage plans
- adhere to traffic regulations on inland waterways
- ensure equipment maintenance
- have computer literacy
- principles of cargo stowage
- identify risks of ship activities
- calculate the amount of cargo on a vessel
- review ship documentation
- engine components
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