Do you want to advise the shipping industry on laws and regulations?

Your career is about more than building a resume — it’s a chance to Leave Your Mark.

Do you have a marine background, and would you like to join one of the world’s leading classification societies?

This is your chance to build your knowledge along with a team of experts that provide the major shipping companies with help on laws and regulations related to all aspects of their operations.

Advise our key accounts on their most important matters

Bureau Veritas Marine classifies ships for our customers.

You answer high priority calls and mails from our biggest customers. Your answers clarify which action they need to take, if any, in relation to their issue at hand.

More specifically, you:

• Provide shipowners and ship managers with technical support in relation to IMO and flag state regulations, our rules and the rules and regulations of IACS and other transnational organisations

• Maintain business relationships with Bureau Veritas’ key accounts through providing solid advice and following up on requests

• Manage contact with Flag States.

• Conduct troubleshooting of your customers’ issues in cooperation with your colleagues across the departments

Become an expert on maritime laws, rules and regulations

You mainly advise our customers on rules and regulations local and international. Quickly, you become an expert on these, and as new laws are passed, you familiarise yourself with them too, so you never stop learning with the customer and your colleagues.

This being said, you will also encounter questions that you do not know the answer to. But fear not, your colleagues are always happy to help – everyone from your team, our Operations department, our technical departments worldwide and colleagues across Bureau Veritas.

Both local and global career opportunities

Maybe you develop a keen interest in a certain field, becoming our expert on the matter. It could also be that you develop an interest in a new field. We are a major, global organisation, so if you reach out, we have several career paths to seek out.

Solid experience within the marine industry

To succeed in this position, you thrive in a setting where the customers set the agenda. This means that your focus may shift quickly.

• You have solid experience within the marine industry – probably on a ship or from a shipping company, which has given you basic knowledge of risk assessment and naval 

• You hold an education as navigator, dual officer, naval architect and/or marine engineer

• You are used to working with various IT tools

• You speak and write fluent English and Norwegian

We offer

• An exciting role in a truly international marine environment

• Plenty of chances to grow and develop your skills within the Bureau Veritas network

• Support from a great team of professional and welcoming colleagues

• A tailored training program to match your individual learning needs

• A competitive salary package that reflects your experience and background

• A package of local benefits

What we value at BV

We serve as guardians of integrity, upholding the highest standards responsibly. We create trust between businesses and those they serve, demonstrating the ambition to work hard and the humility to learn and grow. We cultivate an open and inclusive environment wherever we operate. And ethics, safety and financial control serve as the foundation for our shared culture.

Being part of the BV family is more than just working, it’s being convinced that you will leave your mark...in shaping a world of trust.

Bureau Veritas is an international group within classification, certification and verification. Bureau Veritas was founded in 1828 with headquarters in Paris and offices in more than 140 countries. We have a total of more than 84 000 employees worldwide. In Norway, Bureau Veritas administration is centrally located in Oslo. We have surveyor stations in Oslo, Kristiansand, Haugesund, Bergen, Molde, Ålesund and Trondheim. Bureau Veritas in Norway has about 30 employees.