| Job Title : |
Marine science technician |
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| Job Reference : |
uscg |
| Location : |
United States |
| Posted on : |
Fri Apr 01, 2011 |
| Job category: |
Law Enforcement, Coast Guard, Enlisted |
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| Job Description |
The Coast Guard marine science technician may play a role in a multitude of areas that protect US ports and marine life. Duties may include:
- Examining and inspecting vessels and cargo for compliance with US laws and investigations marine casualties
- Ensuring compliance with laws and treaties by inspecting structural conditions, systems and general conditions of vessels
- Patrolling harbors
- Ensuring environmental compliance
- Enforcing security requirements at waterfront facilities
- Assisting in pollution clean-ups
Training
Nearly every Coast Guard enlisted soldier undergoes eight weeks of basic training, which consists of basic skills needed for Coast Guard activities. Advanced individual training is usually required for specialization. The length of time needed for advanced training varies depending on the area of specialization. To become a Coast Guard marine science technician, you must undergo at least an additional eight weeks of training.
Helpful skills
The ideal candidate for the Coast Guard marine science technician should:
- Be interested in a multitude of disciplines, from science to law enforcement
- Have good planning skills |
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