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PLAN APPROVAL SURVEYOR (STABILITY)

Bureau Veritas | Marine & Offshore

Full-time
5-10 years experience
Hybrid

Work Arrangement

Office Days per Week: 3 days

Key Skills

Stability Analysis
Stability Calculations
Stability Booklet Review
Technical Design Review
Regulatory Compliance
Naval Architecture
Marine Engineering
Technical Reporting
Non-Conformity Management
Client Communication
Analytical Skills
Attention to Detail
NAPA
Rhinoceros
MS Access
Teamwork

Job Description

Plan Approval Surveyor (Stability) Locatie: Rotterdam, Omgeving Zuidwest Nederland, NL Posting date: 17 okt 2026 Job offer reference: 215995 Do you want to contribute to the safety and performance of ships before they ever touch the water? And do you have a strong interest in stability, regulations and technical design review? Then this role at Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore might be the right next step for you. Join our team to create a world of trust! About The Role As a Plan Approval Surveyor Stability, you are responsible for reviewing and approving stability-related documentation and calculations of marine constructions and equipment. You work within the framework of Bureau Veritas Rules & Regulations, international statutory requirements and internal procedures. You are part of the Marine Plan Approval team and work closely with fellow surveyors, discipline managers, designers, shipyards and clients. This position offers the opportunity to develop technical depth and grow in responsibility within the stability discipline. Your Responsibilities Review and approval of stability calculations, stability booklets and related drawings Verification of compliance with class rules, statutory and international regulations Technical interaction with clients, designers and shipyards Identification and follow-up of non‑conformities and corrective actions Preparation of clear, accurate and timely technical reports Active participation in knowledge sharing within the team Contribution to technical meetings, workshops and design reviews (as experience grows) Working in accordance with the BV Quality System, Code of Ethics and safety policies Your Profile BSc or MSc in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering or equivalent At least five years of relevant experience in marine, offshore, engineering or classification. Interest in and affinity with stability and regulatory frameworks Strong analytical skills and attention to detail Clear communication skills and a collaborative mindset Fluency in English (local language is a plus) Solid PC skills (experience with stability software NAPA and Rhinoceros is required) Experience with MS Access databases or any other planning tools will be considered as advantage Furthermore: You work independently while valuing teamwork You take ownership of quality and deadlines You are eager to continuously develop your technical expertise You are solution‑oriented and customer‑focused You enjoy sharing knowledge and learning from colleagues What We Offer A good salary aligned with your experience and expertise; A bonus scheme of up to 1.5 times your monthly gross salary per annum, based on business and personal results; 24.5 vacation days + 3 additional days per year (based on full-time employment); Pension plan based on a defined contribution scheme; Collective health insurance options; Hybrid working: typically 3 days at our Rotterdam office and 2 days from home (or 2/2 for a 32-hour work week); An international, close‑knit team with a collaborative and supportive work atmosphere; Extensive opportunities for professional growth, training and development within a successful, ambitious Marine division. About Us You can work hybrid with us: partly at our office in Rotterdam and from home. You can assume 3 days at the office and 2 days from home on a full-time basis. Or a division of 2 days at the office and 2 days at home with a 32-hour working week. You will work together with 5 colleagues in a close-knit international team in a good working atmosphere. Do you recognize yourself in the above profile and have you become enthusiastic? Then we would like to meet you! Why work at Bureau Veritas Every year, we welcome and train more than 13,000 dedicated, talented, and highly skilled engineers, technicians, inspectors, auditors, and support staff around the world. Our inclusive, collaborative, mission-driven environment ensures that your unique talents contribute to our mission to shape a better world. Being part of the BV family means that you can make your mark on shaping a world of trust! Do you want to be part of Bureau Veritas? Join our team! Committed to an inclusive workplace Bureau Veritas is committed to creating an inclusive work environment that is as diverse as the society in which we operate. We do not discriminate on the basis of ethnicity, religion, gender, background, socioeconomic status, age, sexual orientation, marital status, medical condition, disability, political affiliation, gender identity, or any other legally protected status. We strive to foster an inclusive culture where people can be themselves, experience a sense of belonging at Bureau Veritas, and thrive because "everyone can be a talent" based on performance and behaviors that align with our values. Do you have questions about the role? Please contact our Corporate Recruiter Chaouki Touzani on +31 6 42288925 or send an email to [email protected] READY TO LEAVE YOUR MARK IN A SMARTER SOCIETY? Do you want to contribute to the safety and performance of ships before they ever touch the water? And do you have a strong interest in stability, regulations and technical design review? Then this role at Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore might be the right next step for you. Join our team to create a world of trust! Your Responsibilities Review and approval of stability calculations, stability booklets and related drawings Verification of compliance with class rules, statutory and international regulations Technical interaction with clients, designers and shipyards Identification and follow-up of non‑conformities and corrective actions Preparation of clear, accurate and timely technical reports Active participation in knowledge sharing within the team Contribution to technical meetings, workshops and design reviews (as experience grows) Working in accordance with the BV Quality System, Code of Ethics and safety policies Your Profile BSc or MSc in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering or equivalent At least five years of relevant experience in marine, offshore, engineering or classification. Interest in and affinity with stability and regulatory frameworks Strong analytical skills and attention to detail Clear communication skills and a collaborative mindset Fluency in English (local language is a plus) Solid PC skills (experience with stability software NAPA and Rhinoceros is required) Experience with MS Access databases or any other planning tools will be considered as advantage Furthermore: You work independently while valuing teamwork You take ownership of quality and deadlines You are eager to continuously develop your technical expertise You are solution‑oriented and customer‑focused You enjoy sharing knowledge and learning from colleagues What We Offer A good salary aligned with your experience and expertise; A bonus scheme of up to 1.5 times your monthly gross salary per annum, based on business and personal results; 24.5 vacation days + 3 additional days per year (based on full-time employment); Pension plan based on a defined contribution scheme; Collective health insurance options; Hybrid working: typically 3 days at our Rotterdam office and 2 days from home (or 2/2 for a 32-hour work week); An international, close‑knit team with a collaborative and supportive work atmosphere; Extensive opportunities for professional growth, training and development within a successful, ambitious Marine division. About Us You can work hybrid with us: partly at our office in Rotterdam and from home. You can assume 3 days at the office and 2 days from home on a full-time basis. Or a division of 2 days at the office and 2 days at home with a 32-hour working week. You will work together with 5 colleagues in a close-knit international team in a good working atmosphere. Do you recognize yourself in the above profile and have you become enthusiastic? Then we would like to meet you! Why work at Bureau Veritas Every year, we welcome and train more than 13,000 dedicated, talented, and highly skilled engineers, technicians, inspectors, auditors, and support staff around the world. Our inclusive, collaborative, mission-driven environment ensures that your unique talents contribute to our mission to shape a better world. Being part of the BV family means that you can make your mark on shaping a world of trust! Do you want to be part of Bureau Veritas? Join our team! Committed to an inclusive workplace Bureau Veritas is committed to creating an inclusive work environment that is as diverse as the society in which we operate. We do not discriminate on the basis of ethnicity, religion, gender, background, socioeconomic status, age, sexual orientation, marital status, medical condition, disability, political affiliation, gender identity, or any other legally protected status. We strive to foster an inclusive culture where people can be themselves, experience a sense of belonging at Bureau Veritas, and thrive because "everyone can be a talent" based on performance and behaviors that align with our values. Do you have questions about the role? Please contact our Corporate Recruiter Chaouki Touzani on +31 6 42288925 or send an email to [email protected] Do you want to contribute to the safety and performance of ships before they ever touch the water? And do you have a strong interest in stability, regulations and technical design review? Then this role at Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore might be the right next step for you. Join our team to create a world of trust! Your Responsibilities Review and approval of stability calculations, stability booklets and related drawings Verification of compliance with class rules, statutory and international regulations Technical interaction with clients, designers and shipyards Identification and follow-up of non‑conformities and corrective actions Preparation of clear, accurate and timely technical reports Active participation in knowledge sharing within the team Contribution to technical meetings, workshops and design reviews (as experience grows) Working in accordance with the BV Quality System, Code of Ethics and safety policies Your Profile BSc or MSc in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering or equivalent At least five years of relevant experience in marine, offshore, engineering or classification. Interest in and affinity with stability and regulatory frameworks Strong analytical skills and attention to detail Clear communication skills and a collaborative mindset Fluency in English (local language is a plus) Solid PC skills (experience with stability software NAPA and Rhinoceros is required) Experience with MS Access databases or any other planning tools will be considered as advantage Furthermore: You work independently while valuing teamwork You take ownership of quality and deadlines You are eager to continuously develop your technical expertise You are solution‑oriented and customer‑focused You enjoy sharing knowledge and learning from colleagues What We Offer A good salary aligned with your experience and expertise; A bonus scheme of up to 1.5 times your monthly gross salary per annum, based on business and personal results; 24.5 vacation days + 3 additional days per year (based on full-time employment); Pension plan based on a defined contribution scheme; Collective health insurance options; Hybrid working: typically 3 days at our Rotterdam office and 2 days from home (or 2/2 for a 32-hour work week); An international, close‑knit team with a collaborative and supportive work atmosphere; Extensive opportunities for professional growth, training and development within a successful, ambitious Marine division. About Us You can work hybrid with us: partly at our office in Rotterdam and from home. You can assume 3 days at the office and 2 days from home on a full-time basis. Or a division of 2 days at the office and 2 days at home with a 32-hour working week. You will work together with 5 colleagues in a close-knit international team in a good working atmosphere. Do you recognize yourself in the above profile and have you become enthusiastic? Then we would like to meet you! Why work at Bureau Veritas Every year, we welcome and train more than 13,000 dedicated, talented, and highly skilled engineers, technicians, inspectors, auditors, and support staff around the world. Our inclusive, collaborative, mission-driven environment ensures that your unique talents contribute to our mission to shape a better world. Being part of the BV family means that you can make your mark on shaping a world of trust! Do you want to be part of Bureau Veritas? Join our team! Committed to an inclusive workplace Bureau Veritas is committed to creating an inclusive work environment that is as diverse as the society in which we operate. We do not discriminate on the basis of ethnicity, religion, gender, background, socioeconomic status, age, sexual orientation, marital status, medical condition, disability, political affiliation, gender identity, or any other legally protected status. We strive to foster an inclusive culture where people can be themselves, experience a sense of belonging at Bureau Veritas, and thrive because "everyone can be a talent" based on performance and behaviors that align with our values. Do you have questions about the role? Please contact our Corporate Recruiter Chaouki Touzani on +31 6 42288925 or send an email to [email protected]

Core Responsibilities

Review and approve stability calculations, booklets, and drawings for marine constructions and equipment, verifying compliance with classification rules and international and statutory regulations. Coordinate with clients, designers, shipyards, and colleagues; follow up on non-conformities; prepare technical reports; and contribute to team knowledge sharing and design reviews.

Requirements

A bachelor's or master's degree in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, or an equivalent field is required, along with at least five years of relevant marine, offshore, engineering, or classification experience. Candidates need strong analytical and communication skills, fluency in English, and experience with NAPA and Rhinoceros; experience with MS Access or planning tools is an advantage.

Benefits

  • Performance Bonus
  • Paid Vacation
  • Pension Plan
  • Collective Health Insurance
  • Hybrid Working
  • Professional Development and Training

About Bureau Veritas | Marine & Offshore

Industry: Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage

Company size: 10,001+ employees

At Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore, we share a drive to shape a better maritime world for future generations. Since 1828, we have been one of the world’s leading ship classification societies and offshore safety and verification bodies, with a global network to support clients worldwide. We understand the challenges our clients face in designing, building and operating truly sustainable businesses. We address this complexity head-on with a realistic, pragmatic approach grounded in a long legacy of marine and offshore engineering excellence. We help our clients find their path to net zero. Our Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore class and statutory experts and our BV Solutions M&O technical advisory arm support the maritime industry in safeguarding lives, assets and the environment today, while planning for the future. We’re known for being responsive and building great relationships with our clients. And because we’re part of Bureau Veritas Group, a world leader in testing, inspection and certification services, we have a truly global outlook, bringing a broader understanding of the global supply chain and blue economy. Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore. Shaping a better maritime world.


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