Intern
About the job
- An ongoing Bachelor's degree or recognized equivalent in an appropriate technical discipline is required.
- Knowledge of related technical disciplines, including process flow.
- Interest in risk and safety and process facilities is preferred.
- Ability to identify, analyze, and propose solutions to problems.
- Ability to communicate orally and in writing.
- Ability to work well with others.
- Familiarity with the ABS Health, Safety, Quality & Environmental Management System is required.
- Participate in formal and on-the-job training programs.
- Perform work assignments related to onshore, offshore, and marine risk and safety under the direct supervision of an experienced engineer.
- Perform and support risk and safety studies for onshore, offshore, and marine projects as assigned, ensuring compliance with applicable rules, regulations, and contract commitments.
- Perform analysis using specialized software with guidance from Senior Engineers.
- Assist in developing proposed solutions to clients based on study findings and project needs.
- Prepare written, technically accurate, and timely responses to emails from clients or other technical groups.
- Draft technically accurate reports detailing study results for review by a senior Engineer.
- Prepare accurate and timely weekly reports and requests for invoices for work performed.
- Participate in related training seminars.
- Serve as a scribe in workshops and meetings.
- Undergo ABS Quality System training and apply the TQM principle in the work environment.
- Communicate current workload status to appropriate members of the organization to help meet client needs.
- Chemical Engineering is the preferred technical discipline for the ongoing degree.
About the company
ABS is a maritime classification society that provides classification, certification, and technical advisory services for ships and offshore assets to ensure safety and compliance. It sets safety and environmental standards, conducts surveys and inspections, and issues approvals and certificates for vessels, manufacturers, and service suppliers across the asset lifecycle. A global team from 200+ offices in 70 countries performs asset performance, energy and environmental reviews, and lifecycle management, while collaborating with governments and industry on guidance and decarbonization efforts. Its 160-year history, non-profit mandate within IACS, and emphasis on safety and environmental protection distinguish it from many competitors, guiding customers toward safe, efficient, and low-emission operations.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Spring, Texas
Founded
1862
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What believers are saying
- ABS signed a September 3, 2026 MOU with JB Energy for Brazilian floating wind.
- ABS issued Fleetzero's battery system assessment on August 11, 2026, boosting electrification credibility.
- ABS-backed TMV Logistics launched a $200 million maritime fund on May 26, 2026.
What critics are saying
- DNV, Lloyd's Register, and Bureau Veritas still outrank ABS on installed fleet relationships.
- ABS's Korea-U.S. shipbuilding push depends on 2026 subsidy politics and yard execution.
- One class failure on ammonia, hydrogen, or nuclear approval would shred trust overnight.
What makes American Bureau of Shipping unique
- ABS is an IACS member with 200 offices across 70 countries.
- ABS combines classification, cyber consulting, and risk services after acquiring RMC Global in April 2026.
- ABS leads frontier approvals for nuclear, floating data centers, ammonia, and hydrogen designs in 2026.
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Benefits
- Hybrid Work Options