Senior Specialist Structures

TSO Senior Specialist – Ship Structures at Lloyds Register Copenhagen Office

Are you a specialist in the field of Ship Structures with a passion for the maritime industry? Do you like to work in a technical environment where you can use your expertise to share with clients and contribute to safety?
Are you looking for a job that offers you to work with a great variety in type of ships? Do you want to be a part of an international renowned maritime classification society?
Then working as a Technical Support Office Senior Specialist Ship Structures for Lloyd’s Register is something for you! We will offer you a challenging job opportunity and the possibility to develop yourself and realize your ambitions.

 

What does the role offer?

In this varied role you will be responsible for design appraisal and also, to some extent, consultancy work. The role covers approval of various ship types’ structures to the Rules & Regulations of Lloyd’s Register as well as statutory codes and international standards, in a consistent and timely manner for both new construction and conversions projects. You will examine and approve a large variety of ship types’ structures ranging from small, below convention size, cargo and passenger ships to big convention size cargo ships, passenger ships and yachts.

The work is office based from our office in Hellerup, Copenhagen, but you will occasionally be required local traveling to clients and shipyards and you might be requested to take part in negotiations or meetings with shipyards, flag administrations and kick‐off meetings with clients.

 

What do you need?

• A degree or equivalent from a tertiary organisation recognised by Lloyd’s Register within the relevant field of engineering or physical science (minimum of two years programme) .
• Minimum 5 years’ experience with structural analysis of ship structures and marine components including independent direct calculations in accordance with the (LR) Rules and the ShipRight procedures and other codes and standards.  Structural aspects of ships such as longitudinal strength, condition of assignment as well as detail designs and strength calculations of ship structures and components must be very familiar to you.
• Proficiency in the English Language commensurate with the work.
• Membership of an appropriate professional institution.
• Preparation of the associated correspondence in accordance with the applicable procedures and liaison with clients.
• To provide technical advice to internal and external clients.
• The above job description does not preclude the assignment of other duties by the CTSO manager or his line managers.

Core Competencies

• External Focus
• Professional Expertise
• Analysis and Problem Solving
• Decision Making
• Team Work

• We care about the safety of everyone.
• We respect each other and the wider communities we work in.
• We’re passionate about giving back to society, leaving the world a betterplace than we found it.
• We care about each other, our clients and the environment.

We share our expertise

• We strive to be the leaders in our profession with unparalleled expertise.
• We’re committed to quality and work together to find the best solution.
• We’re inquisitive and curious and never stop learning to further our knowledge.
• We share our expertise with each other, with our clients and with all of our stakeholders.

We do the right thing

• We’re independent and impartial.
• We show integrity in everything we do.
• We’re brave and courageous and we never compromise on standards or safety.
• We do the right thing in every situation.

What do we offer?

We offer you an exciting working environment with intellectual challenges, responsibility and high level client interaction. An attractive remuneration package will be offered. As for every Lloyd's Register staff member, a personal development plan will be made by you and your manager to support you in realizing your long term goals.

About Lloyd’s Register

Some companies seem to work for their shareholders. You could say that Lloyd's Register’s shareholder is society!

Lloyd’s Register have been fiercely independent since its start more than 259 years ago as what would become the world’s first ship classification society. It’s also where Lloyd’s Register first started contributing to the safety of the world’s critical infrastructure, helping ship builders and owners make safer ocean‐going vessels.

Today that tradition continues as Lloyds Register, still owned by the Lloyd's Register Foundation, offers it deep technical expertise to asset owners‐ providing quality assurance and certification to everything from cruise ships to the pressure equipment that helps power cities everywhere!

Lloyd’s Register is renowned globally for its technical expertise, independence, and focus on safety. And because of Lloyd’s Register’s long history, it carries approvals and accreditations from industry bodies and governments worldwide, often acting on their behalf to inspect and certify equipment around the world.

Interested?