Maritime Technology Specialist

かいじぎじゅつせんもんかん

Industry & Occupation

Transportation & Logistics

Classification

Summary

A specialist affiliated with government agencies who utilizes technical expertise in ships, ports, and marine environments to perform surveys, designs, planning, supervision, and more.

Description

Maritime Technology Specialists are professionals employed by government agencies such as the Maritime Bureau of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, local governments, and the Japan Coast Guard, responsible for technical tasks related to ships, port facilities, and marine environments. Their main duties include seabed topography surveying, design of port and coastal structures, verification of compliance with maritime regulations, formulation and implementation of marine environmental conservation plans, and providing technical advice and guidance. Tasks involve on-site surveys, CAD-based design, coordination with related organizations, and project management, requiring continuous learning of the latest technologies and relevant regulations.

Future Outlook

With the growing importance of port development and marine environmental conservation, demand for Maritime Technology Specialists is expected to remain stable. Expectations for specialists with advanced technical knowledge are increasing further due to decarbonization and the introduction of digital technologies.

Personality Traits

Meticulous and Attentive / Proactive / Strong Sense of Responsibility

Work Style

Business Trips / Office Work / Project-Based

Career Path

Maritime Technology Specialist (National Public Servant) → Senior Maritime Technology Specialist → Department Head (Maritime Bureau, etc.) → Maritime Consultant → International Organization Researcher

Required Skills

CAD Design / Marine Surveying Technology / Maritime Regulations / Structural Mechanics

Recommended Skills

English (Technical Document Reading) / GIS / Programming / Project Management

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Analytical & Logical Thinking Because it is necessary to theoretically analyze technical challenges and derive optimal solutions.
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Because accuracy in design drawings and survey data is crucial.
Learning Agility & Knowledge Acquisition Continuous learning is required as maritime-related technologies and regulations are updated.
Numerical & Quantitative Analysis Numerical processing skills are needed for load calculations and oceanographic data analysis.
Problem Solving Because it is necessary to immediately resolve technical issues that arise on-site.

Aliases

  • Maritime Specialist
  • Maritime Technical Specialist

Related Jobs

  • Coast Guard Officer
  • Port Engineer
  • Ship Engineer

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