Maritime Employment

We are seeking a Dredging Inspector to support NJDOT Office of Maritime Resources’ dredging and marine construction projects. The ideal candidate will have a bachelor’s degree and at least three years of dredging or maritime construction inspection experience, with proven ability to monitor contractor operations for compliance with federal, state, and environmental regulations. Responsibilities will include daily field inspection of dredging operations, contractor oversight, production and compliance documentation, and coordination with project engineers and regulatory agencies. Candidates with experience in confined disposal facilities (CDFs), GeoTube laydown areas, beach nourishment, wetland delineations, and NJDEP/FEMA compliance reporting are strongly preferred. We are looking for a dependable professional with strong technical writing skills, field leadership, and the ability to represent client interests on-site while ensuring safety, quality, and environmental stewardship.

Reporting to the Head of North America Marine, this role will be primarily responsible to execute the North American underwriting strategy for Marine Hull and Liability. In addition, the position is responsible for attracting, managing and developing a team of highly accomplished, driven colleagues.

We are seeking an experienced and motivated Fertilizer Trader to join our team. The Fertilizer Trader will play a critical role in sourcing, trading, and managing the distribution of fertilizer products while maintaining strong relationships with suppliers and customers. The ideal candidate will have deep industry knowledge, a robust network, and the ability to analyze market trends to maximize profitability.

The Drayage Sales plays a pivotal role in driving sustained business growth for our drayage division, focusing on container transportation from the ports of New York and New Jersey. Key responsibilities include daily lead qualification, generating competitive quotations, and – most importantly – successfully closing and booking delivery orders to ensure consistent revenue generation and operational flow.

As part of an industry-leading team, you will help empower results for our clients by delivering innovative and effective solutions as part of our National Marine Practice within Aon Commercial Risk Solutions in New York City. As a Broker, you will report directly to the National Hull & Liability Leader.

As a Ports & Maritime Dive Supervisor, you’ll be part of the engineer dive group and have the chance to work with our global team on asset evaluation projects worldwide. You’ll be a vital member of our team conducting above and underwater structural assessments, including visual and tactile inspection, non-destructive and partially destructive testing, and marine rehabilitation. You’ll also learn and develop skills in UAS (Unmanned Aireal Systems, or Drones), ROVs(Underwater remotely operated vehicles), SONAR systems, and LIDAR systems operation.

The Vice President for Regimental Affairs & Master has ultimate command of the Maritime College Training Ship and is responsible for its safe and efficient operation, including: ship’s seaworthiness, safety and security conditions, training operations, safe navigation, crew management and ensuring that the vessel complies with all federal, state and international laws and regulations, as well as Maritime Administration (MARAD), State (SUNY), Maritime College, Classification Society (ABS) and Flag State rules and policies. The Master is responsible for facilitating the College’s deck and engine shipboard training programs, which the Provost and academic departments manage. The Master is also responsible for liaison with the Maritime Administration and various other federal agencies. In this leadership role, the successful incumbent will be responsible for navigating complex waters, managing crew and Cadet performance, facilitating applicable MARAD policies to include EMBARC and other prevention initiatives, and upholding the highest standards of maritime safety in an academic environment, at sea and import.

DHL Global Forwarding (“DGF”) manages the flow of goods and information across a customer’s global supply chain utilizing air/ocean/ground transportation, customs brokerage services, and dedicated warehousing/distribution centers. We are part of Deutsche Post DHL, the world’s leading logistics provider with operations in over 220 countries.

The Senior Cargo Underwriter is responsible for generating and underwriting profitable new and renewal business in the ocean cargo, freight forwarder, and logistics sectors. This role ensures underwriting decisions align with company guidelines and profitability targets, while fostering strong relationships with brokers and clients to support long-term business growth.

The Marine Underwriter will be responsible for a renewal book of $3M – $4M and a new business goal of approximately $1M-$2M annually. The position will be responsible for driving profitable growth with Northeast region agents and brokers. Ideally, this Underwriter will underwrite ocean cargo, builder’s risk, civil construction projects, fine arts, contractors equipment, motor truck cargo, transit, installation floaters, equipment dealers, and other marine coverages. This position will collaborate within a large team of commercial underwriters, operations, claims, marketing, and Home Office management as necessary. We are looking for a candidate who is highly motivated, results oriented with solid business and underwriting acumen.