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American Bureau of Shipping

Maritime classification, certification, and advisory services

Engineer 1

Materials & StructuresPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Civil, Structural Engineering, Naval Architecture, Ocean Engineering, or a related discipline is required for hull-focused university graduates; a master's degree may be preferred.
  • A bachelor's degree in Marine, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering or a related discipline is required for machinery-focused university graduates.
  • Hull candidates must demonstrate computer literacy in engineering software and exposure to the Finite Element Method through coursework or supervised research.
  • Machinery candidates must have seven years or fewer of machinery background or experience if entering through the university graduate pathway.
  • Experienced hull engineers must demonstrate computer literacy in engineering software and exposure to the Finite Element Method through coursework or supervised research.
  • Experienced hull engineers must have seven or more years of related engineering experience in a shipyard, design or consulting office, shipping or oil company, or classification society; alternatively, they must hold a professional or chartered engineer license and have four or more years of such experience.
  • Experienced machinery engineers must have seven or more years of related engineering experience in a shipyard, design or consulting office, shipping or oil company, or classification society; alternatively, they must hold a seagoing engineering license or professional/chartered engineer license and have four or more years of such experience.
  • Candidates must have knowledge of related technical disciplines and be able to identify, analyze, and propose solutions to problems, including complex problems.
  • Candidates must have a good command of English and be able to communicate orally and in writing.
  • Candidates must be able to work well with others and obtain working knowledge of the ABS Health, Safety, Quality, and Environmental Management Systems.

Responsibilities

  • Perform engineering design review and analysis assignments involving major projects or several smaller, less complex projects, applying conventional knowledge in an engineering or scientific field.
  • Under the supervision of an experienced engineer or engineering manager, review assigned plans in detail for compliance with applicable rules, regulations, and contract commitments.
  • Perform work involving conventional engineering practices, including moderately complex problems such as conflicting design requirements, material standards, or coordination among disciplines.
  • Draft technically accurate and timely reports and responses to client letters, faxes, and other communications for review by an experienced engineer or engineering manager.
  • Prepare accurate and timely weekly reports and billing for all work performed.
  • Communicate current workload status to appropriate team members to help meet client needs.
  • Propose technical advice to field operations and other technical offices.
  • Propose approaches to encountered problems and recommend changes to methods, procedures, or designs.
  • Work directly with clients as needed to identify and resolve problems within the role's technical expertise.
  • Work as a team member and, once trained, work autonomously with minimal supervision.
  • Implement and maintain ABS Quality System requirements relevant to the position after completing ABS Quality System training.

Desired Qualifications

  • A master's degree may be preferred.

About the Company

American Bureau of Shipping

Maritime classification, certification, and advisory services

ABS is a maritime classification society that provides classification, certification, and technical advisory services for ships and offshore energy assets. It sets safety and environmental standards, conducts surveys, and issues approvals and certificates to ensure compliance across the asset lifecycle. A global team of surveyors, engineers, and regulatory specialists works from 200+ offices in 70 countries to assess asset performance and support decarbonization and digital solutions. Its goal is to help shipowners, builders, offshore operators, governments, and equipment makers operate safely, efficiently, and with lower emissions throughout the lifecycle, while contributing to industry standards through IACS and collaborations.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Spring, TX
Founded
1862

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