Italy Stability Plan Approval Senior Engineer
Pubblicato il 25-08-2026 - Rina Piraeus Team in Italia
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Italy Stability Plan Approval Senior Engineer
City: Genova
Location: Genova, IT, 16128
Contract Type: Permanent
Division: Mediterranean and Africa Marine
Level of experience: Senior
RINA is currently recruiting for a Italy Stability Plan Approval Senior Engineer to join its office in Genova, Italy within the Mediterranean and Africa Marine Division.
Mission
This role focuses on performing detailed plan and design reviews, resolving issues related to conflicting design requirements, ensuring client requirements and applicable standards are met.
Projects could include the approval of new building, conversion, and existing vessels and yachts. #LI-DC2
Key Accountabilities
- Review and approve loadline assignments, intact & damage stability booklets, loading computer and ballast water management plan, in compliance with Class Rules and Statutory Regulations, for new buildings, ships in service, and ship’s conversions.
- Providing guidance and support related to load line, stability,
loading computer and ballast water management plan matters.
- Assess complex ship stability verification, proactive for problem solving and oriented to results.
- Calculation with NAPA and other stability softwares.
- Knowledge of stability criteria set by IACS and IMO Conventions and Codes (e.g. SOLAS, MARPOL, IBC Code, etc.).
- Experiences on stability verifications for different types of ships.
- According to manager assignment, project management tasks and serving as reference to clients to avoid escalation of issues.
- Attitude of teamworking and activities related to new stability criteria.
Education
Bachelor’s Degree in Naval Engineering
Qualifications
- Experience: Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in ship stability, design, or marine operations, with a focus on stability plan approvals and regulatory compliance.
- Significant experience working with stability software tools and conducting ship stability assessments.
- Proven experienc