Description
DNV – Maritime is seeking a surveyor to join our Mexico Operations. As a Fleet in Service Surveyor for the station, you will be part of a team of highly qualified surveyors and auditors serving both the offshore and shipping segments. This role involves a combination of office-based work and field surveys on the East and West coasts of Mexico, and occasional international travel abroad
This position will be based at our DNV office in Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico.
What You'll Do
- Perform inspections and certifications of Fleet in Service vessels to ensure compliance with international standards, DNV Classification Rules, and statutory requirements
- Conduct surveys on ocean-going ships visiting ports in Mexico, as well as vessels at sea, to verify adherence to relevant regulations
- Inspect and certify Mobile Offshore Units (MOUs) in operation, ensuring compliance with Certificate of Fitness Requirements, DNV Classification Rules, statutory requirements, and international standards




- Survey and report on the structure and equipment of MOUs and other offshore structures during new-building, upgrades, in-service phases, repairs, and modifications, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements
- Review and respond to technical queries and design submittals regarding compliance
- Ensure all tasks and responsibilities are performed in accordance with the organization’s Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Guidelines, and quality requirements
- Maintain confidentiality of clients' business, processes, designs, developments, and documentation at all times
- Supervise the work of others, ensuring it is carried out efficiently and economically when applicable
- Communicate with line management regarding any information critical to the organization's reputation or integrity
- Exhibit a customer-oriented focus by promoting DNV services both onboard and on-site
- Serve as a technical resource for customer questions and provide guidance on compliance and operational sta

📌 Surveyor (Ciudad del Carmen)
🏢 Dnv
📍 Ciudad del Carmen