Job Opportunity

[Ruud Van Driver]

We have a vacancy here in our Singapore office for an engineer. Specifically, we are looking for either of the following:-

1. Class 1 Unlimited (Foreign Going) Marine Engineer; or,

2. A Graduate Mechanical Engineer.

We are not recruiting other types of engineer at the moment. One or other of the above.

The work is a mix of office based (report writing and opinion work), out on survey and expert witness. Survey work varies from a planned visit to a shipyard to a marine casualty requiring that requires us to drop everything and go now. And I mean right now. We are on call 24/7.

International travel can be extensive and prolonged (although extended trips are the exception rather that the rule). The business is challenging and demanding but can be incredibly interesting.

Our work is marine dominated i.e. ships, rigs/offshore installations, ports, cargo. For more details about our company and what it is we do, go here:

www.brookesbell.com

Excellent command of the English language, both written and verbal, is an absolute must. All of our reports are prepared on the basis that the job will end up in court or arbitration. Forensic investigation skills will also be at a very high standard; it is something that we are renowned for.

It is a likelihood that the successful candidate will end up in the box giving evidence as expert witness at some stage during his/her career.

We are primarily looking for someone already living/working in Asia, although we could consider the right candidate from someone currently based further afield.

If anyone fits the bill and is interested in the above, please drop me a PM.

Legal Disclaimer: Gender, race, creed, colour, religion, sexual preference, political orientation does not matter. You're either qualified and have the ability to do the job or you do not.

[Ruud Van Driver]

In case this was missed first time around

[BBL]

Is posting/networking on LinkedIn an option for your company? LinkedIn has a 300+ million professional, membership roster.

[Ruud Van Driver]

Originally Posted by BBL

Is posting/networking on LinkedIn an option for your company? LinkedIn has a 300+ million professional, membership roster.

We tend to get bombarded by recruitment agents if we do that and we're already actively searching through a couple as it is, and that's enough.

Having seen a thread on here recently about a shortage of work in Houston, I thought I'd throw this one out to TRF in case anyone here fits the bill. I'm also fed up of being the only watch geek in the company

[joli160]

Originally Posted by Ruud Van Driver

Having seen a thread on here recently about a shortage of work in Houston, I thought I'd throw this one out to TRF in case anyone here fits the bill. I'm also fed up of being the only watch geek in the company

Solid argument here

[mikeym]

an awesome industry to be in! ive been in sales in the marine industry for years and love it. wish i had the schooling prerequisites to pursue an opportunity like this. best of luck filling the position!

[Gaijin]

This is very cool of you to offer this here. I hope some member that needs work can get hooked up here. I know I would love to live in Singapore if I could find work there.

[Ruud Van Driver]

Originally Posted by Gaijin

This is very cool of you to offer this here. I hope some member that needs work can get hooked up here. I know I would love to live in Singapore if I could find work there.

Thank you kindly, Sir

We're still looking for the right person.