Jeju Coast Guard Conducts On-Site Inspection of Patrol Vessel Operations

Jeju Maritime Police Station (Chief So Byung-yong) announced on the 16th that it recently conducted an on-site inspection of the prevention of major accidents and safe navigation status of patrol vessels under the jurisdiction of Jeju Maritime Police Station in relation to the "Patrol Vessel Operation Management Regulations," following the increased emphasis on the importance of the "Serious Accidents Punishment Act."

Jeju Coast Guard recently conducted an on-site inspection of the operational status of patrol vessels.
[Photo by Jeju Coast Guard]

Chief So Byung-yong of Jeju Maritime Police Station plans to visit all patrol vessels under the Jeju Maritime Police Station over a total of three days, including the previous day, to conduct education on self-accident prevention and establishment of official discipline.

The main inspection items include ▲ whether a manual for preventing patrol vessel safety accidents and an emergency response plan in case of accidents have been established ▲ whether education and training on the use of safety gear and equipment for crew members have been conducted ▲ whether actual situation training has been conducted to strengthen command leadership and crew teamwork ▲ and whether the operational status of the vessel’s equipment and proficiency in operation methods have been confirmed.

Chief So said, “A free atmosphere and family-like teamwork among staff are the foundation for proactive administration and work progress,” adding, “Through the thorough establishment of service discipline, the interest and efforts of commanders and staff are necessary so that the maritime police can respond immediately to the public’s requests.”

Jeju = Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Hwang Jeong-pil baekok@asiae.co.kr

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