Marine Surveyor

FMC International

Maritime Surveyor at FMC International ensuring compliance with maritime safety standards. Conducting inspections, delivering expert recommendations and fostering relationships with stakeholders in the maritime industry.

Posted 6/24/2026contractRemote • 🇦🇺 AustraliaSeniorLeadWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Conduct detailed onboard surveys and inspections to ensure vessels meet all regulatory, safety, and technical standards.
Prepare and deliver comprehensive inspection reports, identifying areas for improvement and ensuring corrective actions are implemented.
Serve as the primary point of contact for vessel crew, owners, and external authorities, including AMSA and maritime regulatory bodies.
Assess the condition of ship structures, machinery, and safety systems, providing expert recommendations to stakeholders.
Ensure compliance with international and local maritime regulations, including SOLAS, MARPOL, and AMSA requirements.
Represent FMC International with professionalism during all interactions and ensure high-quality service delivery.
Collaborate with technical teams and provide expert advice to clients on vessel repairs, maintenance, and operational best practices.
Stay updated on evolving industry standards, regulatory changes, and advancements in maritime technologies.
Support incident investigations, root cause analysis, and provide guidance on corrective measures to prevent future occurrences.
Foster positive working relationships with clients and regulatory authorities to enhance FMC International’s reputation within the maritime industry.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Chief Engineer or Master Mariner License: Must hold a Chief Engineer's License or Master Mariner license, unlimited, issued by a recognized maritime authority.
Experience: A minimum of 15 years of maritime experience, with minimum 2 years as Chief Engineer or Master Mariner.
Technical Knowledge: In-depth understanding of international maritime regulations, including SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM, and ISPS codes.
Familiarity with classification societies, flag state requirements, and AMSA regulations.
Surveying Experience: Prior experience conducting technical inspections, surveys, or audits of vessels is preferred.
Communication Skills: Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to work collaboratively with onboard crew, regulatory bodies, and clients.
Analytical Abilities: Proven problem-solving skills, with a focus on precision and attention to detail in technical assessments and reporting.
Physical Requirements: Ability to perform physical onboard inspections, which may involve climbing, confined space entry, and work in varying environmental conditions.
Certifications: STCW endorsements, advanced maritime safety training, and other relevant maritime certifications are a plus.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive salary
Opportunities for professional development and growth
A collaborative and inclusive work environment
The chance to work closely with senior leadership and make a real impact

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Hard Skills & Tools

Chief Engineer LicenseMaster Mariner Licensetechnical inspectionssurveysauditsmaritime regulationsSOLASMARPOLISM codeISPS code

Soft Skills

communication skillsinterpersonal skillsproblem-solving skillsattention to detailcollaborationprofessionalismrelationship buildinganalytical abilitiesservice deliveryguidance

Certifications

STCW endorsementsadvanced maritime safety training