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Young Brothers LLC

Marine Safety Manager

Honolulu, HI · On-site

Revise and create new inspection criteria. * Manage Employee and vessel data and input of new ... Prepares Safety Alerts for submission and dissemination * Assists Marine and Terminal shipyard ...

Young Brothers

Marine Safety Manager

Honolulu, HI

Revise and create new inspection criteria. * Manage Employee and vessel data and input of new ... Prepares Safety Alerts for submission and dissemination * Assists Marine and Terminal shipyard ...

Vigor, LLC

Safety Inspector II - Swing Shift

Portland, OR · On-site

$34.52/hr

Vigor Marine Group takes pride in being the employer of choice for our employees, who in turn take ... Enforces safety policies by conducting inspections; reporting statistics; counseling managers and ...

Seattle Northwest Yachts

Marine Outfitter

Seattle, WA · On-site

... safety standards. · Maintaining accurate records of labor and parts utilized and providing ... inspections. · Comfortable working on multiple hull types (fiberglass, aluminum, wood) and ...

Branch County

Marine Patrol Deputy

Coldwater, MI

Conduct vessel inspections, safety checks, and boating compliance enforcement. * Respond to boating accidents, emergencies, water rescues, distress calls, and public complaints. * Investigate marine ...

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As of Jul 2, 2026, the average yearly pay for marine safety inspector in the United States is $54,939.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $38,500.00 and $63,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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AspectMarine Safety InspectorMarine Surveyor
CertificationsSTCW certifications, safety inspection licensesMaritime certifications, surveyor licenses
Work EnvironmentPorts, shipyards, regulatory agenciesVessels, ports, shipyards, private companies
Employer & IndustryGovernment agencies, maritime authoritiesPrivate survey firms, shipping companies

Marine Safety Inspectors primarily focus on ensuring compliance with safety regulations and inspecting vessels for safety standards. Marine Surveyors assess vessel condition, damage, and valuation, often providing detailed reports for insurance or sale purposes. While both roles require maritime certifications and work in maritime environments, their core responsibilities differ, with Safety Inspectors emphasizing regulatory compliance and Surveyors focusing on vessel condition assessments.

How does a Marine Safety Inspector typically collaborate with other agencies and stakeholders during inspections?

Marine Safety Inspectors frequently work alongside various agencies such as the U.S. Coast Guard, port authorities, and local law enforcement to ensure vessels comply with safety and environmental regulations. They also coordinate with ship owners, operators, and crew members to clarify requirements and address any deficiencies found during inspections. Effective communication and teamwork are essential, as inspectors may be involved in joint inspections or emergency response drills, making collaboration a vital part of the daily workflow.

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To thrive as a Marine Safety Inspector, you need a solid understanding of maritime regulations, vessel construction, and inspection procedures, typically supported by a degree in marine engineering or a related field and relevant certifications. Familiarity with inspection tools, safety management systems, and regulatory compliance software is essential. Strong attention to detail, critical thinking, and effective communication skills help inspectors excel in identifying hazards and conveying safety requirements. These competencies are crucial for ensuring vessel safety, preventing accidents, and maintaining regulatory compliance within the maritime industry.

What are Marine Safety Inspectors?

Marine Safety Inspectors are professionals responsible for ensuring that vessels, ports, and maritime operations comply with safety and environmental regulations. They conduct inspections of ships, cargo, equipment, and facilities to identify hazards, enforce safety standards, and prevent accidents or environmental damage. Marine Safety Inspectors often work for government agencies such as the U.S. Coast Guard, and their duties also include reviewing documentation, investigating incidents, and educating maritime personnel on compliance requirements.
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Marine Safety Manager

Marine Safety Manager

Young Brothers LLC

Honolulu, HI • On-site

Full-time

Posted 19 days ago

Job description

Responsible for managing the marine and terminal accident and incident investigation program. Manages, and updates and, oversees the primary marine operations database (MOD), HELM, and oversees the Vessel Management System. Performs function of assistant to the DPA. Supports the company's safety programs through the development and continual management of the Leading Indicators Reporting and Event Information System as well as the JSA, Near Miss/Safety Observation programs among others. Reports directly to DPA.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Marine and Terminal Accident and Incident Investigations
  • Manages the Event Information System (EIS), including coordination of changes to the system, training and corrections of incomplete or incorrect classifications.
  • Manages and coordinates with the regional operations managers all marine accident and incident investigations.
  • Tracks and follows through until resolution all accident and incident investigations and corrective actions.
  • Prepares incident reports in conjunction with regional staffs and provides training as well as subject matter expertise to support the marine and shipyard managers.
  • Leads high consequence incidence investigations and report development in coordination with DPA or appropriate level managers.
  • Prepares Lesson Learned reports for submission and dissemination
  • Prepares Safety Alerts for submission and dissemination
  • Assists Marine and Terminal shipyard management in accident and incident investigation and assists in training and development of EIS requirements for shipyard activities.
  • To support Operations
  • Manage JSA, Near Miss/Safety Observation programs including tracking and reporting as well as elimination of redundancies and streamlining efficiencies of delivery and dissemination to the fleet.
  • Develops and manages the Monthly Leading Indicator Safety Report.
  • This includes improvement of formatting and keeping current with safety trends and elimination of nonconstructive metrics and inclusion of more beneficial metrics.

Vessel Management System
  • Interface with Management and Vessel crews for program issues.
  • Revise and create new inspection criteria.
  • Manage Employee and vessel data and input of new routines for additional vessels and types.
  • Interface with Vendor for all systems issues including development of increased functionality.
  • Oversee issues tracking (program bugs and development issues)

Assistant to DPA
  • Assist in procedural revisions and Safety Management System development.
  • Manage Marine Operations Database Program (MOD) or HELM including monthly updates and program organization, update of forms and other program changes as required.
  • Deployment of the MOD or HELM and updates to fleet and shoreside users.
  • Perform administrative function of DPA email inbox.
  • Delivers Marine Employee Training including but not limited to RCP+, STCW, BST, ISM, Deck Officer meetings.
  • Administer the administrative process of the Master Review program in coordination with DPA
  • Maintains Departmental information on the employee portal
  • Assists DPA in development and oversight of MAG annual budget and resource requirements.
  • Maintain fluency with origami system and function as the "superuser" for the HSQE department.
  • Recommend practices and procedures to enhance the use of this system and improve data efficiencies for the HSQE department.

Plan Development and Implementation
  • Interfaces with health, safety, quality and environmental department to develop plans, programs and policies.
  • Works with Regional Managers, Port Captain/Engineers, and vessel crews, and bargaining employees in identifying areas for change, which will lead to the reduction or elimination of safety or environmental risks and hazards.
  • Develops, implements and revises training for EIS systems requirements.
  • Develops countermeasures to include engineering and procedural changes to reduce risks.
  • Works with Human Resources and Internet Technology departments to further enhance vessel reporting and compliance systems, office processes and employee training.

Vessel and Port Visitations
  • Assists Port Captains and Engineers with field monitoring and audits of various safety and environmental activities, including recognition of hazardous conditions and practices and the recommendation of control methods.
  • Provides safety program reinforcement through presence aboard vessels.
  • Performs on board training for operational systems, procedures and processes.
  • Adheres to and re-enforce all company policies and procedures.

KNOWLEDGE SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
  • Proficient knowledge of the marine workboat environment ? Work effectively in an office environment.
  • Strong written and oral communication skills with a high level of attention to detail.
  • Basic office procedures.
  • Must be able to build and maintain effective working relationships.
  • Proficient with Microsoft Office programs.
  • Ability to organize workload, prioritize projects in an ever-changing environment.
  • Ability to work under pressure and with time constraints.
  • Ability to demonstrate high ethical standards of honesty and integrity to lead by example.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
This position generally requires a Bachelor's degree or a combination of education and work experience in the marine industry. Requires certification in investigative process's including root cause analysis. Candidates must be familiar with basic vessel operating practices and procedures. Experience with quality programs (ISO, ISM, RCP) is required. Must be certified in Basic First Aid / First Responder / CPR.
Young Brothers, Limited is an Equal Opportunity - Affirmative Action Employer and a VEVRAA Federal Contractor. We are committed to a diverse workforce and taking affirmative action to employ and advance in employment qualified women, minorities, individuals with disabilities and protected veterans. Young Brothers, Limited is a drug-free employer and a participant of the E-Verify Employment Verification Program.
JOB PURPOSE/SUMMARY:
Responsible for managing the marine and terminal accident and incident investigation program. Manages, and updates and, oversees the primary marine operations database (MOD), HELM, and oversees the Vessel Management System. Performs function of assistant to the DPA. Supports the company's safety programs through the development and continual management of the Leading Indicators Reporting and Event Information System as well as the JSA, Near Miss/Safety Observation programs among others. Reports directly to DPA.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Marine and Terminal Accident and Incident Investigations
  • Manages the Event Information System (EIS), including coordination of changes to the system, training and corrections of incomplete or incorrect classifications.
  • Manages and coordinates with the regional operations managers all marine accident and incident investigations.
  • Tracks and follows through until resolution all accident and incident investigations and corrective actions.
  • Prepares incident reports in conjunction with regional staffs and provides training as well as subject matter expertise to support the marine and shipyard managers.
  • Leads high consequence incidence investigations and report development in coordination with DPA or appropriate level managers.
  • Prepares Lesson Learned reports for submission and dissemination
  • Prepares Safety Alerts for submission and dissemination
  • Assists Marine and Terminal shipyard management in accident and incident investigation and assists in training and development of EIS requirements for shipyard activities.
  • To support Operations
  • Manage JSA, Near Miss/Safety Observation programs including tracking and reporting as well as elimination of redundancies and streamlining efficiencies of delivery and dissemination to the fleet.
  • Develops and manages the Monthly Leading Indicator Safety Report.
  • This includes improvement of formatting and keeping current with safety trends and elimination of nonconstructive metrics and inclusion of more beneficial metrics.

Vessel Management System
  • Interface with Management and Vessel crews for program issues.
  • Revise and create new inspection criteria.
  • Manage Employee and vessel data and input of new routines for additional vessels and types.
  • Interface with Vendor for all systems issues including development of increased functionality.
  • Oversee issues tracking (program bugs and development issues)

Assistant to DPA
  • Assist in procedural revisions and Safety Management System development.
  • Manage Marine Operations Database Program (MOD) or HELM including monthly updates and program organization, update of forms and other program changes as required.
  • Deployment of the MOD or HELM and updates to fleet and shoreside users.
  • Perform administrative function of DPA email inbox.
  • Delivers Marine Employee Training including but not limited to RCP+, STCW, BST, ISM, Deck Officer meetings.
  • Administer the administrative process of the Master Review program in coordination with DPA
  • Maintains Departmental information on the employee portal
  • Assists DPA in development and oversight of MAG annual budget and resource requirements.
  • Maintain fluency with origami system and function as the "superuser" for the HSQE department.
  • Recommend practices and procedures to enhance the use of this system and improve data efficiencies for the HSQE department.

Plan Development and Implementation
  • Interfaces with health, safety, quality and environmental department to develop plans, programs and policies.
  • Works with Regional Managers, Port Captain/Engineers, and vessel crews, and bargaining employees in identifying areas for change, which will lead to the reduction or elimination of safety or environmental risks and hazards.
  • Develops, implements and revises training for EIS systems requirements.
  • Develops countermeasures to include engineering and procedural changes to reduce risks.
  • Works with Human Resources and Internet Technology departments to further enhance vessel reporting and compliance systems, office processes and employee training.

Vessel and Port Visitations
  • Assists Port Captains and Engineers with field monitoring and audits of various safety and environmental activities, including recognition of hazardous conditions and practices and the recommendation of control methods.
  • Provides safety program reinforcement through presence aboard vessels.
  • Performs on board training for operational systems, procedures and processes.
  • Adheres to and re-enforce all company policies and procedures.

KNOWLEDGE SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
  • Proficient knowledge of the marine workboat environment ? Work effectively in an office environment.
  • Strong written and oral communication skills with a high level of attention to detail.
  • Basic office procedures.
  • Must be able to build and maintain effective working relationships.
  • Proficient with Microsoft Office programs.
  • Ability to organize workload, prioritize projects in an ever-changing environment.
  • Ability to work under pressure and with time constraints.
  • Ability to demonstrate high ethical standards of honesty and integrity to lead by example.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
This position generally requires a Bachelor's degree or a combination of education and work experience in the marine industry. Requires certification in investigative process's including root cause analysis. Candidates must be familiar with basic vessel operating practices and procedures. Experience with quality programs (ISO, ISM, RCP) is required. Must be certified in Basic First Aid / First Responder / CPR.
Young Brothers, Limited is an Equal Opportunity - Affirmative Action Employer and a VEVRAA Federal Contractor. We are committed to a diverse workforce and taking affirmative action to employ and advance in employment qualified women, minorities, individuals with disabilities and protected veterans. Young Brothers, Limited is a drug-free employer and a participant of the E-Verify Employment Verification Program.

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