· Attend on-scene marine casualties and marine incidents as deemed necessary;

· Draft and promptly complete investigation reports that are high-quality and in conformance with the IMO Casualty Investigation Code, national maritime legislation, and Administrator’s standards;

· To maintain currency with international instruments;

· Represent the Maritime Administrator and speak credibly on marine casualty trends, marine safety, and marine investigations;

· Track and report on the progress and status of assigned investigations, ensure the timely completion of all assigned investigations; and

· Demonstratable experience in marine safety, marine investigation, human factors, and root cause analysis;

· Proven technical writer of marine legislation and marine guidance documentation;

· Working knowledge of the IMO Casualty Investigation Code (MSC.255(84));

· Ability to lead teams with varied levels of experience and knowledge;

· Must demonstrate seasoned judgment, initiative, and critical thinking abilities;

· Strong analytical and problem-solving skills;

· High degree of self-motivation, tenacity, drive, and ability to work independently is paramount;

· Maritime inspection, audit, and or survey experience beneficial but not imperative; and

· Experience presenting findings to a wide audience.

· Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent relevant maritime experience;

· At least 10 years’ experience of shipboard operations;

· Fluent English oral and written communication skills; and

· Extensive knowledge and understanding of international instruments (e.g., SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, MLC, ISM Code, and COLREGS).