Senior Marine Cargo and Draft Surveyor

Experienced marine surveyors examine photos and documents showing container and cargo condition, study draft marks on vessels and tank gauge readings, then write survey reports explaining each judgment call. The project uses this professional reasoning to train and refine AI systems that handle maritime decisions and data labeling. The work is remote and communication is largely asynchronous.

What you would do

• Assess photos and paperwork showing how containers and cargo looked when handed over
• Use tank gauge readings and vessel draft marks to calculate how much cargo is aboard
• Write concise survey reports that explain the reasoning behind each surveyor's call
• Check deliverables against international survey standards and give feedback on AI labeling

What the listing asks for

• Preferred: At least 7 years carrying out marine cargo surveys and draft surveys
• Preferred: Maritime academy credential, or a current Certificate of Competency (CoC)
• Preferred: Skill with cargo condition surveys, measurement protocols and international-standard reports
• Preferred: NAMS, SAMS or IIMS membership or accreditation is highly desirable
• Preferred: Clear written and verbal communication and remote work experience

Suits professionals who are seasoned marine surveyors comfortable judging vessel and cargo evidence remotely and writing clear, well-reasoned reports.

The listing does not state a rate. Where: Remote, no country limit stated. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

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