Sentence examples for maritime engineers from inspiring English sources

There is a contingent of workers for foreign companies: oil and maritime engineers, construction supervisors, translators.

And at the same time maritime engineers are being given the chance to start with a clean sheet and design ships from scratch.

He therefore spent the rest of his active days, using his training as a maritime engineer, to pursue the wrecks of the Spanish Armada that had sailed against England in 1588.

Instead of just becoming a maritime engineer, he learned the latest techniques of maritime construction.

British maritime engineer Dan Fisher, 32, spotted the humpback whale while on a boat trip to Svalbard, Norway, and snapped photos from the ship's mast.

With these descriptions and the monuments that still remain, some picture may be formed of the work undertaken by the maritime civil engineers of ancient times.

The largest single-purpose structure to be built by the maritime civil engineer is not directly connected with loading, unloading, or berthing but is indispensable to prolonging the life of ships.

Consequently, the research outcomes encourage the maritime researchers, safety engineers and ship operators.

At the centre of any system is the operator: a driver or pedestrian in a roadway system, a pilot in aviation or maritime systems, and a locomotive engineer in railway systems.

"The normal course of events would be to have scrapped that stuff during the Second World War scrap drive," said George King, a steam engineer at the Mystic Seaport maritime museum in Connecticut.

The bridegroom, 35, works in Moorestown, N.J., as a computer systems engineer and database programmer for the maritime systems and sensors unit of Lockheed Martin, the military equipment maker.