Fleet in Service (FIS) and Certification on Materials and Components (CMC) Surveys for local and international clients noting that a key local stakeholder will be Defence-related.
To act as DNV’s key contact person for Defence and Industry partners based in Darwin.
Ensure that the work or duties performed are in accordance with the rules, regulations, instructions, guidelines, and quality requirements of DNV
Perform classification surveys and audits as per DNV procedure and guidelines, liaise with Port and Flag states as necessary.
Engage directly with vessel owners, operators, and shipyards for satisfactory survey execution
Maintain confidentiality of clients' business, processes, designs, developments, and documentation
When applicable, to supervise the work of others and ensure that it is carried out as above and in an efficient and economic manner.
Communicate to line management at the earliest appropriate opportunity if in receipt of information that is important to the reputation for integrity of DNV
Exhibit customer-oriented focus through promoting DNV onboard or on-site and by acting as a technical resource for customer questions
Identity and support growth opportunities with local markets.
Support to other Stations with the Area/Region including cross travel as necessary.
Skills
About you
A Bachelor’s degree in Naval Architecture or Marine Engineering from a recognized institute or Class-I Marine Engineer certificate of competency or equivalent
A good understanding of maritime and offshore business with a minimum 5 years of experience in the maritime and classification industry, ideally with both survey and audit experience.
Flexibility in travelling and solid willingness to take unscheduled job calls when required
Flexibility to work outside of normal hours, including weekends and public holidays when required
Strong customer service orientation and proven record of managing maritime clients
Good understanding of class and statutory requirements
Proven ability to effectively manage digitalization and new business opportunities
Team player but able to work independently on surveys
Physical abilities necessary to perform regular classification functions, including voyage surveys, sea trials and attendance in the anchorage etc.
Ability to obtain security clearances necessary to work on Australian Defence assets
Experience in surveying of Offshore Mobile Offshore Units will be an advantage but not essential.
