Piping and Life-Saving Appliances Equipment Specialist Engineer

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Joining Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore means becoming part of a key player in maritime classification and certification.

With decades of expertise, we support innovation and transition in the sector by ensuring the safety, performance, and sustainability of ships, offshore infrastructures, and maritime equipment.

Our mission? To contribute to a safer and more environmentally friendly maritime world by providing our technical expertise and commitment to our clients and partners.

Take part in the certification of materials and equipment for a maritime leader

Would you like to work at the heart of the technological and regulatory challenges of the maritime industry, in an international environment undergoing significant environmental transformation?

Join our teams as a Piping and Life-Saving Appliances Equipment Specialist Engineer,based in La Défense (Paris area, France), and actively contribute to the certification of equipment essential to the safety of ships and offshore units.

Join a dynamic team: Within the Equipment & Materials Certification (EMC) Department, reporting to the Operations Directorate of Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore, you will join a team of technical experts dedicated to the review and certification of marine equipment.

Your scope will notably cover piping equipment and life-saving appliances, supporting a wide range of international projects, from conventional systems to innovative solutions related to alternative fuels (hydrogen, ammonia, methanol, etc.).

You will work closely with manufacturers, our international surveyor network, and local teams, in a demanding and stimulating environment.

Your main missions:

• Evaluating the compliance of equipment within your scope concerning applicable Rules, maritime regulations and standards by conducting design reviews of technical documentation and validating test reports.
• Supporting equipment manufacturers throughout the product approval process.
• Assisting our international network (surveyors, local offices, new constructions and ships in service).
• Occasionally working with our surveyors at manufacturers' premises for project management, attending work meetings, or participating in tests.
• Actively participating in regulatory monitoring within the relevant fields, particularly in international working groups.
• Contributing to business development by implementing commercial initiatives.

Your strengths for success:

• Education and experience: You hold a degree from an engineering school or equivalent, with a specialization in mechanical engineering, industrial design, or a related field. You ideally have initial professional experience in the maritime or offshore industry.
• You demonstrate a strong interest in technical and regulatory topics, are proficient with computer tools, and show rigor in the analysis of complex technical files.
• Personal skills: You are rigorous, autonomous, and possess strong teamwork abilities, as well as solid analytical and synthesis skills.
• Language skills: You have good proficiency in English, allowing you to communicate effectively with our clients, our teams and our international network.
• You are proficient in computer tools and you have good writing and interpersonal skills.

Why choose Bureau Veritas?

By joining our teams, you will participate in varied, enriching, and stimulating international projects.

We support our teams throughout their careers with technical training and continuous professional development to keep them at the forefront of emerging technologies.

Convinced that diversity is a strength, we are committed to providing an inclusive and equitable work environment where everyone can contribute to the company's success. We promote gender equality and support professional integration, access, and retention of people with disabilities.

Ready to take on exciting challenges? Join us to shaping a better maritime world