The Irish Coast Guard is looking to hire watch officers and the pay is decent.
Watch officers are responsible for watch-keeping on the emergency frequencies and are required to act as Marine Alert, Notification and/or Search and Rescue (SAR) Mission Coordination Officer (SMC).
They are offering the wages of €31,690 to €58,678 per year for this full-time position.
The service is looking to fill positions in the Marine Rescue Co-Ordination Centre (MRCC) in Dublin, Marine Rescue Sub Centre (MRSC) Valentia, Co. Kerry and MRSC Malin Head, Co. Donegal.
Following the completion of basic training, successful applicants will be asked to specify their preferred location and will be assigned to one of the three RCCs.
The job description says: "Assignments are based on prioritisation of vacancies and appointees who are not successful in being initially appointed to their first preferred location are placed on a transfer list for transfer to their preferred location, as vacancies arise."
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