Description
Job ID:31426
Location:Stavanger : Vestre Svanholmen 12 (LR_L000231)
Position Category:Surveyor
Department:NO255050 : Marine Operations (NO255050)
Position Type:Employee Regular
EducationRequired:See Job Description
Experience Required:See Job Description
Relocation Provided:No
Senior Surveyor
Stavanger Area, Norway
We are a leading international provider of classification, compliance & consultancy services to the marine & offshore industry, helping our customers design, construct & operate their assets to the highest levels of safety & performance. We are shaping the industry’s future through the development of novel & innovative technology for the next generation of assets, while continuing to deliver solutions for our customers every day.
The Role
As a Surveyor you will carry out surveys and certification of materials, equipment and components. In addition surveys on existing ships will be part of your role. You are responsible to ensure that these surveys are carried out and reported in accordance with applicable Rules and Regulations and other Codes, Standards or Conventions as well as Lloyd’s Register’s procedures.
This challenging role comes with a high level of responsibility. You will need the ability to think on your feet and make informed decisions when dealing with queries and issues. You are expected to identify opportunities to improve our service delivery and assist in developing and implementing relationships internally and externally to grow our business.
You will carry out your work in a safe and responsible manner and assist our clients to improve their safety performance.
As part of a dynamic team, you will be able to develop your experience and knowledge as well as contribute to the development of the team. Training as necessary will be provided. You are expected to keep up to date with developments in the marine industry, using both internal and external sources.
You will:
Contribute day-to-day specialist knowledge and assess complex problems - finding a range of alternative solutionsLead surveys on specific high risk activitiesWork out a cost structure for each customer and assess the design, production, in-service aspects of engineering assets for complex and demanding situationsContinue your professional development and maintain discipline, knowledge and awareness and mentor or coach colleagues as appropriateConduct activities in line with internal procedures, accreditation schemes, legislation, and industry standards
Key Health & Safety Responsibilities:
Eliminate or minimise employee's exposure to risks by reviewing, regularly, the health and safety risk register, applying appropriate controls, communicating results of risk assessment and ensuring health and safety is considered in the planning and execution of all LR activities.
Manage your own and your team's compliance with health and safety rules, instructions, systems and legal requirements, ensuring employees are suitably trained and adequate resources are available to work safely.
Monitor and review health and safety performance, observe safety behaviours in the workplace, taking appropriate corrective and preventative action as necessary and suggesting and implementing improvement activities.
You will need:
A degree or equivalent from a tertiary organisation recognised by Lloyd’s Register within the relevant field of engineering or physical science (minimum of two years programme) or Qualifications from a marine or nautical institution and relevant sea-going experience as a certificated ship’s officer;Knowledge and experience of Classification rules and regulations, SOLAS, MARPOL & MLC regulations and other essential statutory requirements for marine survey work;Experience in marine electrical engineering is an advantage;Ability to effectively plan and organise workload;Good interpersonal and communication skills;To work in accordance with professional codes of conduct and the LR Code of Ethics in IMS01;Proficiency in English - a satisfactory knowledge of Norwegian is an advantage;A full driving licence valid in Norway;The right or ability to obtain the right to work in Norway.
Who we are
LR is a professional services company specialising in engineering & technology solutions that improve the safety & performance of complex, critical infrastructure. Our technical expertise is supported by more than 258 years of heritage from our beginnings as a marine classification society. We now operate across multiple industry sectors in over 75 countries employing 6,745 employees supporting 60,000 customers.
Our purpose
Working together for a safer world lies at the heart of why we exist & what we strive to achieve.
Our shareholder
Lloyd’s Register Foundation, has at its heart a mission to enhance the safety of life & property through its strategic themes of: supporting excellent scientific research; accelerating the application of research; promoting safety & public understanding of risk; & promoting advancement of skills & education. Successfully & effectively meeting our clients’ needs generates the capital to reinforce this mission.
Summary
We started out in 1760 as a marine classification society. Today, we’re one of the world’s leading providers of professional services for engineering and technology – improving safety and increasing the performance of critical infrastructures for customers in over 75 countries worldwide. The profits we generate fund the Lloyd’s Register Foundation, a charity which supports engineering-related research, education and public engagement around everything we do. All of this helps us stand by the purpose that drives us every single day: Working together for a safer world.
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For more information on this opportunity please contact Julien LANGE (Corporate Recruiter North Europe) M: +33 6 21 62 11 82 or email julien.lange@lr.org
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