Senior Surveyor/ Surveyor – New Construction
Lloyd’s Register
Location: Perth, Western Australia
What we’re looking for
We are hiring a technically skilled, client-focused Surveyor to become part of our Marine & Offshore (M&O) team in Perth, Western Australia. This role plays a key part in delivering Lloyd’s Register’s classification and assurance services across a diverse portfolio of marine and industrial projects throughout the region.
Working closely with clients, shipyards, fabricators, asset owners, and operators, you will undertake a broad range of activities including surveys of existing ships, new construction projects, Marine Equipment Certification (MEC) surveys, and in-service inspection and classification activities.
With significant development taking place across the Henderson precinct and the wider Perth region, this role offers exposure to high-profile projects and the opportunity to work with a broad range of stakeholders while helping ensure the safe, efficient, and compliant delivery of marine assets and services.
What we offer you
- The opportunity to join an organisation with a clear sense of purpose, a values-based culture, and programs that support colleagues’ professional and personal development.
- Full-time, permanent role.
- A diverse range of work spanning new construction, in-service vessels, and marine industrial projects.
- Opportunities for ongoing technical development and career progression within one of the world's leading classification and compliance organisations.
The role
- Carry out classification surveys of existing ships in accordance with Lloyd’s Register Rules, international conventions, statutory regulations, and applicable industry standards.
- Perform surveys and inspections during new construction projects, ensuring compliance with approved plans, specifications, and regulatory requirements.
- Conduct Marine Equipment Certification (MEC) surveys and inspections for marine equipment manufacturers and suppliers.
- Undertake in-service inspection, classification, and statutory survey activities across a wide range of vessel types and marine assets.
- Provide timely, practical, and technically sound advice to clients regarding classification, compliance, and certification requirements.
- Develop and sustain productive relationships with clients, shipyards, fabricators, asset owners, operators, and other industry stakeholders.
- Support project delivery across Western Australia while ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction and service quality.
- Prepare accurate survey reports, certification documentation, and technical records in accordance with Lloyd’s Register procedures.
- Collaborate with internal technical specialists and operational teams to deliver consistent, high-quality services.
- Contribute to business development opportunities by identifying customer needs and supporting the growth of Lloyd’s Register services in the region.
- Uphold high standards of quality, health, safety, environmental responsibility, and ethics in every activity.
- Stay up to date with classification rules, statutory regulations, and emerging technologies within the marine and offshore sectors.
What you bring
- Experience as a Marine Surveyor, New Construction Surveyor, Marine Engineer, Naval Architect, or in a similar technical role within the maritime industry.
- Knowledge of classification society rules, statutory regulations, and international maritime conventions.
- Experience carrying out surveys of existing ships and/or new construction projects.
- Experience with Marine Equipment Certification (MEC) activities.
- Demonstrated knowledge of marine systems, shipbuilding, inspection processes, or vessel operations.
- Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, standards, and regulatory requirements.
- Effective skills in managing customer relationships and engaging stakeholders.
- Highly effective communication skills, both in writing and verbally, with experience preparing concise technical reports.
- Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities while maintaining high-quality standards.
- A recognised degree or equivalent qualification in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or another relevant engineering discipline.
- Eligibility to work in Australia and willingness to travel throughout Western Australia as required.
- A valid driving licence.
You are someone who
- Is devoted to providing quality technical services and memorable customer experiences.
- Builds trusted relationships with clients and colleagues through professionalism and integrity.
- Accepts responsibility and ensures work is completed safely and efficiently.
- Demonstrates sound technical judgement and practical problem-solving skills.
- Thrives in a variety of marine and industrial projects and contributes effectively across different work settings.
- Communicates clearly with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Thrives in collaborative settings and values contributing to a multidisciplinary team.
- Is committed to continuous learning and professional development.
Consistently prioritizes quality, safety, and operational excellence in all responsibilities.
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