Adaptability × Keywords: Radio Communication

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Chief Mate

A profession that serves as the ship's deputy captain, managing and supervising safe navigation operations, including navigation planning, ship handling, communications, and lookout duties.

Ocean-going navigators are marine technicians responsible for voyage planning, ship handling, monitoring, cargo management, communications, and safety management on ships operating international routes.

Coast Guard Petty Officer

Coast Guard Petty Officers are judicial police officers who maintain maritime order, conduct distress rescues, crack down on poaching and suspicious vessels, and protect the marine environment.

Cargo-Passenger Ship Navigator

Ship officer responsible for navigation planning, ship handling, and safety management on cargo-passenger ships transporting cargo and passengers.

Patrol Boat Captain

A profession involving piloting patrol boats in coastal areas or the exclusive economic zone to perform patrol and surveillance duties for marine resource protection and safety assurance.

Ambulance Driver (Hospital)

A specialist affiliated with a hospital who drives an ambulance to quickly and safely transport patients in emergencies.

Rescue Team Member

Fire department staff specializing in lifesaving at sites of fires, accidents, natural disasters, etc. Utilizing advanced rescue techniques and first aid knowledge to rescue victims quickly and safely.

Fish Carrier Captain

This occupation involves serving as the captain of a fish carrier ship, ensuring safe navigation at sea and managing the transportation of catches.

Fishing Vessel Radio Operator

A specialist who operates radio communication equipment installed on fishing vessels to handle communications for fishing activities at sea and safe navigation.

Air Sergeant

A non-commissioned officer rank in the Air Self-Defense Force, responsible for a wide range of duties including unit operations management, aircraft maintenance, and subordinate guidance.