As a Vessel Assembly Inspector, you will need to master following:

• engineering processes
• ensure vessel compliance with regulations
• maritime law
• mechanics of vessels

More generally, a vessel assembly inspector is also versed in:

• conduct performance tests
• create solutions to problems
• inspect quality of products
• inspect vessel manufacturing
• manage health and safety standards
• mechanics
• operate precision measuring equipment
• quality assurance procedures
• read engineering drawings
• read standard blueprints
• use technical documentation
• use testing equipment
• write inspection reports

It also helps to know the following:

• aviation meteorology
• civil aviation regulations
• comply with air traffic control operations
• defense system
• digital camera sensors
• ensure compliance with civil aviation regulations
• guidance, navigation and control
• inspect vessel
• operate a camera
• operate control systems
• unmanned air systems
• use meteorological information
• act as contact person during equipment incident
• electromechanics
• engineering principles
• have spatial awareness
• issue licences
• lead inspections
• liaise with engineers
• maintain test equipment
• manage maintenance operations
• operate radio navigation instruments
• perform test run
• prepare audit activities
• send faulty equipment back to assembly line
• supervise staff
• supervise work
• use remote control equipment