Marine Inspector

Job no: 492958Work type: full-timeLocation: FremantleCategories: Port Marine Surveyor & Marine InspectorMarine InspectorStarting salary $124, % superFremantle based positionOngoingFlexible work arrangements including WFHGenerous leave benefits and use of motor vehicleJoin a dedicated, collaborative team dedicated to AMSA's mission of safe, clean seas.ABOUT THE ROLEAs a Marine Inspector (MI), you will play a key role in supporting safe, seaworthy, and environmentally responsible operations in the domestic commercial vessel (DCV) sector. You will build strong relationships with stakeholders, assess vessel compliance, and contribute to AMSA's commitment to maritime safety and protecting the marine environment.As a Marine Inspector, you will:Represent AMSA with professionalism, acting as an ambassador and sharing knowledge with industry stakeholders where appropriateSupport environmental protection and safety through a mix of regulatory inspections and educational activitiesWork collaboratively with Port Marine Surveyors and Liaison Officers to ensure high-quality service delivery across the sectorYou will be responsible for:Conducting inspections and investigations to assess compliance with maritime safety, environmental, and related legislation, often across a broad geographical areaCarrying out compliance activities including preparing reports and issuing operational notices in line with AMSA's compliance frameworkActing as a key AMSA contact on compliance matters and sharing information to promote a strong safety culture across the industryProviding sound, informed advice while engaging constructively with industry and other stakeholdersCommunicating proactively and motivating industry to improve safety outcomesAssessing and processing applications within the domestic commercial vessel industry as requiredMaintaining up-to-date knowledge of relevant legislation and demonstrating ongoing competence in fulfilling your responsibilitiesWorking independently within agreed work plans, delegations, and timeframesSupporting broader Operations Division activities as directed by the Regional ManagerUpholding the AMSA Code of Conduct and Values in all aspects of your work.SKILLS AND EXPERIENCETo be successful in this position, you will have the following skills and experience:Experience working with Australian domestic commercial vesselsDemonstrated resilience and adaptability, with the ability to remain calm and solution-focused in dynamic or high-pressure environmentsProven ability to build strong, collaborative relationships across teams and actively contribute to a positive team cultureStrong communication and influencing skills, with a focus on achieving mutually beneficial outcomes and resolving conflicts constructivelySound judgement and a proactive approach to delivering results, managing risks, and adapting plans to meet evolving prioritiesA commercial maritime Certificate of Competency (minimum Master