Virgin Islands Shipping Registry British Virgin Islands
A Maritime spin-out company of the Universities of Glasgow & Strathclyde
Website:
www.maritime-conferences.com/ASRANet/
OUR FORTHCOMING COURSES Risk Analysis & Structural Reliability 29-31 August 2012, Glasgow, UK
Offshore Compliant System Design 17-19 September 2012, Glasgow, UK
Structural Response under Fire & Blast Loading 26-27 November 2012, Glasgow, UK
Design & Analysis of Submarine Structures 10-12 December 2012, Glasgow, UK
Structural Integrity Analysis (Fatigue & Fracture) 17-19 December 2012, Glasgow, UK
Advanced analysis & design
of offshore structures 14-16 January 2013, Aberdeen, UK
Design of Pipelines & Risers 4-6 February 2013, Aberdeen, UK For more details contact:
ASRANet Ltd.
50 Richmond Street, Glasgow G1 1XP, UK Phone: +44 141 303 8217
Fax: +44 141 552 3886 / e-mail:
asranet@live.co.uk
Marine Surveyor (Naval Architecture Discipline)
The Virgin Islands shipping Registry (VISR) a member of the British Red Ensign Group of Registries is currently seeking qualified persons to fill the above post in their Tortola, British Virgin Islands head office. The duties can involve substantial travel to various parts of the world.
The benefit package offered includes housing and telephone allowances, 30 days annual leave, and a 20% tax free gratuity payment on successfully completion of the contract. The employment contract is initially for a period of three years.
The applicants for this post must hold a degree (B. Eng., or
B.Sc.) in Naval Architecture and have gained professional status as Chartered Engineer through a professional body such as RINA, plus a minimum of three years post qualification experience as a ship surveyor with a national maritime Administration or a major Classification Society.
Starting salary is $80,000 per annum commensurate with relevant experience and qualifications.
Interested persons should contact the VISR for a full job profile and forward by courier, their self made applications including a detailed resume, copies of qualifications and two references to:-
Director Virgin Islands Shipping Registry 3rd Floor Sebastian’s Building Admin. Drive, Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands
Tel: (+1284 468-2902/2903) Fax: (+ 1284 468-2913)
Closing Date for applications is September 30, 2012
HISTORIC SHIPS III 5 -6 December 2012, London, UK
Second Notice
Royal Institution of Naval Architects’ third international conference on historic ships, building on previous successful events, will explore the technical issues involved in the preservation, restoration and replication of historic vessels, including large passenger ships, warships, coastal & inland craft.
The conference will be of interest and value to members of the many organisations world wide and others who are involved or interested in the preservation of these ships for the benefit of future generations.
The conference papers include but are not limited to:
-From Couta Boat to Daring Class Destroyer – The Historic Fleet of the Australian National Maritime Museum -The Evolution of Ship Structures From Antiquity to the Present Day -Historic Ships in Operation; Targetting Sustainability and Safety -Replicating Historic Vessels -Researching, Designating and Managing England’s Marine Historic, Environment -The SS United States – Hull & Superstructure Materials, Their Grades, Connection Issues and Corrosion Control.
-On Numerical Evaluation of the Sailing Performance of Historic Clipper Vessels -Submarine Alliance Restoration -Technical Database for the authentic Replication of traditional Northern & Southern China sea-going sailing trading Junks
www.rina.org.uk/historic_ships_2012.html CFP half page
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