Diver (Japan Coast Guard)

せんすいし

Industry & Occupation

Public Service, Legal & Administration

Classification

Summary

A specialist affiliated with the Japan Coast Guard, performing underwater search, rescue, and marine survey operations.

Description

Coast Guard Divers use SCUBA equipment or closed-circuit diving apparatus to perform underwater search and rescue, inspection and repair of seabed structures, surveys of ships and port facilities, search and rescue in maritime accidents, and more. They thoroughly manage decompression, adhere to safety procedures, maintain and inspect equipment, and carry out operations as a team. While responding to changes in the marine environment, they also handle victim rescue and marine environment monitoring, and undertake the training and instruction of juniors.

Future Outlook

Amid the growing importance of maritime safety and environmental conservation, demand for personnel with specialized diving skills is expected to remain stable.

Personality Traits

Attentive / Calm and composed / Challenging spirit / Cooperative / Strong sense of responsibility

Work Style

Base and ship duty / Long-term deployment / On-call duty available / Shift work

Career Path

Coast Guard Officer Recruitment → Diver Division Assignment → Senior Diver → Rescue Division Chief → Coast Guard Academy Instructor

Required Skills

Decompression Sickness Prevention Knowledge / Emergency Rescue Techniques / SCUBA Equipment Operation / Underwater Communication Operation / Underwater Navigation

Recommended Skills

Communication Skills (English) / Marine Surveying Technology / ROV Operation / Underwater Welding Technology

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Adaptability Because it is necessary to flexibly respond to underwater environments and weather changes.
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Because high accuracy is required for equipment and decompression management, etc.
Physical Stamina & Endurance Because high physical stamina is required for prolonged dives and carrying heavy equipment, etc.
Planning & Organization Because detailed planning is necessary for the safety and efficiency of diving operations.
Problem Solving Because it is necessary to respond quickly to unexpected underwater situations.
Stress Tolerance Because it is necessary to endure pressure in confined spaces or emergencies.
Collaboration & Teamwork To ensure safety and collaborate within the diving team.

Related Qualifications

  • Coast Guard Officer Recruitment Exam
  • Completion of Basic Life Support Training
  • Diver

Related Jobs

  • Civilian Diver
  • Coast Guard Officer
  • Firefighter
  • Water Rescue Worker

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