Marine Operational Centre Surveyor

Who are we?

Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore is a leading player in technical inspections, certification and regulatory compliance for the maritime and offshore industry. The company offers comprehensive services for ensuring the safety, quality and environmental performance of ships, offshore installations and maritime infrastructure. With a strong focus on innovation and sustainability, Bureau Veritas plays a crucial role in promoting safety and environmental awareness within these industries worldwide.

With Bureau Veritas currently employing around 80,000 people in 140 different countries, working in our team brings all the benefits of working for a multinational company, but feels like a small company with plenty of room for movement. Because we are a young team in a dynamic, fast-developing market, there is always a lot to do and a lot of variation involved in the work. 

What will you do?

Marine Operational Centers represent the marine Head Office for their zones of responsibility and manage Classification/Statutory Certification for Units which are located in their geographical sectors (South East Europe, Black sea and Adriatic in our case).

Connecting Districts are offices (BV Piraeus in our case) located in units which are committed to maintaining privileged relations with existing and potential ship Owners/Managers located within the Unit's intervention zone and to undertaking the tasks relevant to the proper follow up of the connected ships. 

Qualifications required:

The successful candidates for our Marine Operational Centre should have an adequate knowledge of English language and their character integrity and culture should fit the Society’s Code of Ethics.

All candidates should have, as a minimum, the following education:

• Hold a Naval Architect / Mechanical Engineer (AEI or equivalent) or
• Hold a Naval Architect / Mechanical Engineer’s Diploma (TEI), plus a postgraduate Master’s degree in Mechanical or Marine Engineering.

The candidates should have at least five years of experience in the marine engineering field including management of Classification and Statutory Certification.