Marine Investigator

Join a Flag State Administration as a Marine Investigator in London, leading global casualty investigations, analysing evidence, producing reports and recommendations to improve maritime safety internationally. A vacancy is available for a marine investigator in the Investigations Department of a reputable Flag State Administration, responsible for the conduct and execution of marine safety investigations globally. This role provides the opportunity to make a real difference, influencing and improving maritime safety on an international level. The role is based in the London office and after probational period is hybrid (3 days in the office, 2 from home). Responsibilities With a substantial fleet consisting of multiple vessel types, we have an obligation to investigate all very serious marine casualties. The successful candidate will need to draw on their extensive experience and knowledge to collect, analyse and interpret evidence from marine casualties that occur anywhere in the world. They will then produce clearly written reports with well-defined conclusions and succinct recommendations with the aim of improving safety within the fleet and the broader industry. Provide technical expertise to marine safety investigations and the international marine casualty investigation community to improve marine safety globally Collect and analyse evidence obtained from marine casualties and incidents Conduct detailed analysis in order to identify safety issues and draft recommendations without apportioning blame or liability Prepare accurate, thorough and clearly written reports with well-founded analysis and conclusions that explain the circumstances and causes of casualties without apportioning blame or liability Proactively identify safety issues and lessons learned to improve safety within the fleet Represent the organisation and the Department at meetings as required Deliver presentations on technical issues to external forums as required Prepare briefing papers for the Department and other national governmental agencies Requirements STCW II/2 (Deck) Unlimited, or STCW III/2 (Engineering) Unlimited, or a degree in Naval Architecture or a relevant master’s degree (such as human factors and safety systems) Relevant industry experience eg: time served in command or as chief engineer; industry experience as a naval architect; experience as a marine accident investigator Demonstrable understanding of International Maritime Organization instruments and, in particular, the Casualty Code. Ability to travel in the UK and abroad, in some cases at short notice. Ability to use tact and compassion when meeting victims and witnesses of marine casualties Someone who can deal with complex issues and produce practical and pragmatic solutions. Must have the right work in the UK Benefits Excellent base salary Private Medical Insurance 15% Pension Season ticket loan Hybrid working 25 days holiday plus national holidays