Marine Warranty Surveyor

- A Marine Warranty Surveyor (MWS) plays a crucial role in ensuring the safe transportation and installation of marine assets, typically in the offshore oil and gas industry - Conduct thorough risk assessments on marine operations related to transportation and installation of offshore structures, vessels, and equipment. This includes assessing risks associated with weather conditions, sea states, vessel suitability, and operational procedures. - Review and verify procedures proposed by contractors to ensure compliance with industry standards, regulations, and project-specific requirements. This involves evaluating lifting plans, stability calculations, mooring arrangements, and other critical operational plans. - Conduct on-site inspections and surveys during critical stages of marine operations. This may include attending load-outs, sail-aways, offshore installations, and load-ins to verify adherence to approved procedures and ensure safety. - Prepare detailed reports documenting findings from assessments and inspections. Communicate observations, concerns, and recommendations to project stakeholders, including project managers, contractors, and clients. - Ensure that all marine operations comply with international standards, industry best practices, and regulatory requirements. Provide assurance to stakeholders regarding the safety and reliability of operations. - Maintain a high level of technical expertise in marine engineering, naval architecture, offshore construction, and relevant disciplines. Stay updated with industry developments and technological advancements. - Address technical challenges and unforeseen issues that arise during marine operations. Propose solutions and modifications to mitigate risks and ensure successful project execution. - ct as a primary point of contact for clients and project teams regarding marine warranty surveying matters. Foster positive relationships and effectively communicate technical information to non-technical stakeholders.