Petroleum, Cargo and Bunker Surveyor

Your tasks

Job Description & Requirements

• Board Merchant Ships at sea, anchor, berth or dry docks and able to conduct oneself in a safe manner.
• Gauge cargo oil tanks, bunker oil tanks, on/off hire surveys for Vessel’s condition and bunkers.
• Conduct Lube Oil measurement / sampling and Sludge disposal surveys.
• Conduct Ship-to-Ship or Terminals tanker surveys for operations in reference to cargo tank cleanliness, sampling, gauging and calculation measurements during loading, discharge or transhipment for oils, chemicals, gas, bunkers or lubes.
• Gauge and sample tank farms or bulk liquid terminals, dedicated to storing, managing, and transferring bulk liquids viz crude oil, refined petroleum products, liquid natural gas (LNG), chemicals, and biofuels.
• Container surveys for stuffing, de-stuffing, damaged cargo, trans-loading and general condition.
• Inspection of damaged cargo from containers that include and not limited to, house hold goods, perishables, oil and products, chemicals, machinery, raw materials, commodities, steel & products, grain, food products, art & specie etc. The candidate must be able to inspect and investigate claims arising from loss, pilferage, or damage to a wide range of dry, bulk, project, and refrigerated cargoes.
• Pre-loading/discharge surveys of various bulk solid cargoes such as steel products, pipes, commodities, packaged goods etc on board general cargo Vessels and at warehouses. Check load, stow and count of the cargo.
• Pre-loading/discharge surveys of various cargoes such as yachts, boats, steel products, pipes, commodities, packaged goods, etc on board general cargo, Ro-Ro, Bulk vessels, and at warehouses. Load, stow and count surveys.
• Conduct Bunker Quantity Surveys as per SS600 / SS648 Standards as laid down by the MPA Authorities.
• Prepares reports for the surveys conducted, recommended actions and repairs, or conditions remedied.
• Travel at short notice and work flexible schedules.

Requirements

• Diploma in Marine Engineering with a Class 3 or 4 Motor, Certificate of Competency or Diploma in Nautical Studies with a Class 2 Certificate of Competency as a Deck Officer or Combined Certificate of Competency for Deck and Engine, Class III Or
• Sailed on board Merchant Vessels for at least one year in the capacity of 3rd or 4th Engineer OR 2nd or 3rd Officer or Dual Officer Or
• A degree in Mechanical or Petroleum or Chemical Engineering which is a full time University course of day attendance for four years or more.