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Marine Cargo & Automobile Surveyor

Posted September 17, 2026

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Marine Cargo & Automobile Surveyor Jobs Resumes Marine Cargo & Automobile Surveyor Category Shoreside Operations Employment type Full Time Experience Entry level Skills Key ResponsibilitiesVessel Inspections: Spend significant time on terminal and onboard vessels observing, monitoring, and documenting the loading and discharging of various cargo.Vehicle Inspections: Conduct thorough physical inspections of both new and used automobiles on the terminal to assess condition and check for damages.Documentation: Generate accurate, detailed reports and logs of all findings, exceptions, and cargo conditions.Safety Compliance: Adhere strictly to port safety protocols, terminal regulations, and maritime industry standards.Requirements & QualificationsTWIC Card: Must possess a valid Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC). Applications without a TWIC cannot be considered.Reliable Transportation: Must have your own dependable vehicle to travel to and around the port terminals.Physical Stamina: Ability to spend long periods standing, walking, climbing vessel ladders, and working outdoors in various weather conditions.Attention to Detail: Sharp observational skills to spot vehicle damage or cargo irregularities. Description Marine Cargo & Automobile SurveyorWe are seeking a detail-oriented Marine Cargo and Automobile Surveyor to join our team at the Port of Baltimore. In this role, you will play a critical part in the supply chain by inspecting vehicles and cargo to ensure safety, quality, and compliance during the loading and discharging processes.We are currently hiring for both Full-Time ($25.00/hour) and Part-Time ($30.00/hour) positions.Key ResponsibilitiesVessel Inspections: Spend significant time on terminal and onboard vessels observing, monitoring, and documenting the loading and discharging of various cargo.Vehicle Inspections: Conduct thorough physical inspections of both new and used automobiles on the terminal to assess condition and check for damages.Documentation: Generate accurate, detailed reports and logs of all findings, exceptions, and cargo conditions.Safety Compliance: Adhere strictly to port safety protocols, terminal regulations, and maritime industry standards.Requirements & QualificationsTWIC Card: Must possess a valid Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC). Applications without a TWIC cannot be considered.Reliable Transportation: Must have your o