Coast Guard, Recruiting 'Citizen Participation Inspection Team'

Operation of the Korea Coast Guard Organization, Directly Observed and Evaluated by the Public

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Yoseop] The Korea Coast Guard announced on the 30th that it is recruiting 80 members for the 'National Participation Inspection Team' to directly observe and evaluate the organizational operation of the Coast Guard.

The National Participation Team was established to effectively prepare for the rapidly increasing water leisure safety accidents and to meet the public's demand for clean seas.

The recruitment fields are two areas: water leisure and marine pollution prevention. Anyone who loves our seas and is interested in Coast Guard policies can apply.

The National Participation Team will visit sites directly and evaluate aspects such as the 'appropriateness of personnel size' and 'whether system improvements are needed.'

Applicants wishing to apply can download the application form from the Gwanghwamun 1st Street website or the Korea Coast Guard website, fill it out, and submit it via email by the 6th of next month.

The final selected National Participation Inspection Team will start with a preliminary briefing session next month and visit Coast Guard field departments in Ulsan (marine pollution prevention) and Busan (water leisure) to observe work processes. In March, an in-depth discussion on policy measures is also planned.

They will receive a certificate of appointment along with a nominal participation fee.

A Korea Coast Guard official said, "We hope that through active public participation, many good policies will emerge to create safe and clean seas."

Poster for the Korea Coast Guard's 'Citizen Participation Inspection Team' Recruitment. (Photo by Korea Coast Guard)

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