Naval Architect: Vessel Safety & Compliance
us coast guardWashington (DC)
Naval Architect: Vessel Safety & Compliance
Posted today
us coast guardWashington (DC)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
The U.S. Coast Guard in Washington, DC is seeking a Naval Architect (GS-0871-13) to review vessel designs, calculations and plans for compliance with Coast Guard and international standards.
This Federal position is located at the Marine Safety Center in Washington, DC. You will assess stability, structural adequacy, fire protection, lifesaving, pollution and safety aspects, providing technical support to engineers, owners, operators and inspectors while representing MSC in national forums and
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