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Marine and Offshore – Bureau Veritas North AmericaPosition OverviewBureau Veritas seeks experienced and detail-oriented Vessel Inspectors & Auditors to join our Marine & Offshore Division. You will conduct comprehensive inspections, surveys, and audits of commercial vessels, offshore platforms, and marine equipment to ensure compliance with international maritime regulations, classification standards, and safety requirements. This role combines technical expertise, regulatory knowledge, and client-facing professionalism to maintain the highest standards of maritime safety and environmental protection.
Cyber Security at Bureau Veritas North AmericaOverviewBureau Veritas's Cyber Security function in North America provides comprehensive cybersecurity assessment, testing, and certification services to organizations across industries. The Cyber team helps clients identify vulnerabilities, strengthen defenses, and achieve compliance with evolving security standards.
OverviewBureau Veritas Mission Critical (BVMC) is a mission-critical professional services firm specializing in independent third-party commissioning, quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC), operations consulting, and owner's representative services. BVPI serves as a trusted global technical partner for clients operating mission-critical facilities—data centers, pharmaceutical plants, semiconductor fabs, healthcare systems, and other high-stakes environments where operational excellence and reliability are non-negotiable. Core Mission"To be our client's trusted global technical partner by supporting their mission-critical facilities through exceptional levels of service and quality."BVMC delivers rigorous, independent technical oversight to ensure facilities meet the highest standards of performance, safety, and compliance.
The Role and Responsibility of a Cx Engineer in Data Center CommissioningCore Purpose The Commissioning (CxA) Authority is a third-party firm hired to represent the client. Third party means they are not the designer, not the contractor, and not the equipment vendor. The Cx engineer’s only role is to represent the client’s interests by testing and reporting on how the systems perform.A Cx engineer’s role is to test, observe, and identify. They do not install, repair, or redesign equipment. They are not builders, fixers, or designers - those responsibilities stay with the contractor, vendor, or Engineer of Record (EOR). Their responsibility is to stand apart, provide an unbiased evaluation, and ensure that system integrity and owner requirements are met.
