What are the responsibilities and job description for the Field Inspector/ Surveyor - Savannah, GA position at Control Union?
Execution of surveys for different commodities
Essential Tasks as a Field Inspector / Commodity Surveyor:
- Execution of vessel/barge draft surveys
- Execution of cargo surveys
- Superintending Liquid cargoes
- Superintending Bulk, Breakbulk, Liquid and Containerized cargoes
- Sampling and Sample preparation of Cargoes
- Conduct field testing
- Perform sample dispatch
- Liaison with personnel of CU offices/subcontractor / vessel agents / terminals for execution of orders
- Advise PM, office staff, and clients of the progress of the job
- Handling and recording of samples
- Check and verify documentation received from CU offices/subcontractors for accuracy
- Issue field reports and daily updates
- Email/fax/mail/courier to client or lab necessary documentation/samples
Non-Essential Tasks as a Field Inspector / Commodity Surveyor:
- Assist PM or Upper Management in any miscellaneous duties
- 10% Other task as assigned
Minimum Requirements as a Field Inspector / Commodity Surveyor:
- Proof of US citizenship or Applicable Working Visa
- Able to work independently
- Able to lift approximately 50lbs
- Able to climb and work at heights above 6 feet
- Work on holidays/weekends
- Willingness to work shifts
- Willingness to travel domestically and abroad
- Good communication skills
- Valid TWIC card, candidate can apply at time of hire but must be able to obtain a TWIC card
Preferred Requirements as a Field Inspector / Commodity Surveyor:
- Reliable transportation
Minimum level of Training as a Field Inspector / Commodity Surveyor:
- Minimum - High school diploma
- Open for on the job training to be initiated by CU Group Training Specialist or competent surveyor
- Proficient in MSWord, MSOffice Excel, scanning, email functions
- Proficient in math
- Good communication skills
Preferred level of Training as a Field Inspector / Commodity Surveyor:
- Preferred – Maritime industry background
- Working knowledge of shipboard terminology
