Indian Coast Guard Recruitment For The Post Of Draughtsman III / Engine Driver / Sarang Lascar In Mumbai

Applications are invited from the willing and eligible candidates for filling up the following posts on Direct Recruiment basis in various sub-offices under Coast Guard Region (West)

Sl	Name of post	No. of vacancy	Place of posting	Category	Pre-revised and Revised Pay (VII CPC)
(a)	Draughtsman III	01	CGRPT (Goa)-01	01-UR	PB-1, 5200-20200/- +2400/- (GP) (Pre- revised)
					and Revised Pay Matrix Level 4, Rs 25,500/-
(b)	CMTD (OG)	04	CGRHQ (W), Mumbai-(02)	02-UR	PB-1, 5200-20200/-+ 1900/- (GP) (Pre-revised)
			CGAS Daman-01	01-UR	and Revised Pay Matrix Level 2, Rs 19,900/-
			CGAS Ratnagiri-01	01-OBC
(c)	Engine Driver	03	CGDHQ-4, Kochi-03	02-OBC,	PB-1, 5200-20200/-+ 2400/- (GP) (Pre-revised)
	(Work Boat /Auxiliary Barge)			01-UR	and Revised Pay Matrix Level 4, Rs 25,500/-
(d)	Sarang Lascar (Work Boat/	02	CGDHQ-4, Kochi-02	02-UR	PB-1, 5200-20200/-+ 1900/- (GP) (Pre-revised)
	Auxiliary Barge)				and Revised Pay Matrix Lavel 2, Rs 19,900/-
(e)	Lascar I Class (Work Boat/	08	CGDHQ-4, Kochi-8	02-OBC	PB-1, 5200-20200/- + 1800/- (GP) (Pre-revised)
	Auxiliary Barge)			06-UR	and Revised Pay Matrix Level 1,Rs. 18,000/-

2. The details of age, educational qualifications, pay level/matrix, the last date for receipt of applications etc are available in the Indian Coast Guard website indian-coastguardnicin The application form can be downloaded from the website.
   
   Duly filled applications with self attested copy of certificates to be submitted by Ordinary post to the concerned units as mentioned in the website

Education : 10th / 12th

Indian Coast Guard is looking for 10th , 12th profile candidates.

last date for receipt of applications etc. are available in the Indian
Coast Guard website indian-coastguard.nic.in.

The Indian Coast Guard is a multi-mission organization, conducting round-the-year real-life operations at sea. Despite being relatively small, it has a wide range of task capabilities for both surface and air operations.

The organization is headed by the Director General Indian Coast Guard (DGICG) exercising his overall command and superintendence from the Coast Guard Headquarters (CGHQ) located at New Delhi. At CGHQ, he is assisted by four Deputy Director Generals of the rank of Inspector General, and other senior officers heading various staff divisions.

For effective command and control, the Maritime Zones of India are divided into five Coast Guard Regions, namely, North-West, West, East, North-East and Andaman & Nicobar, with the respective Regional Headquarters located at Gandhinagar, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata and Port Blair. The Coast Guard Regions are commanded by Officers of the rank of Inspector General.

The regions are further divided into twelve Coast Guard ‘Districts’, one each for the nine coastal states on the mainland, two in the Andaman & Nicobar Region, and one at Kavaratti in the Lakshadweep and Minicoy Islands. Each Coast Guard District comprises of one or more Coast Guard Stations. In addition, there are Coast Guard Air Stations (CGAS) and Air Enclaves (CGAE) for air operations from various locations along the coastline.

The Regional Headqaurters (North-West) at Gandhinagar exclusively covers the strategically important maritime state of Gujarat. The state has its District Headquarters at Porbandar. This District, commissioned in 1984, is supported by stations at Veraval, Mundra, Okha and Jakhau. Dornier aircraft and Advanced Light Helicopters operating from Porandar, provide air-support to this region.

Apart from Gujarat, the rest of the western seaboard is the responsibility of the Regional Headquarters (West) at Mumbai. In this region, the Maharashtra coast is a major hub of economic activity. The area is also sensitive due to location of off-shore oil platforms, and nuclear energy establishments. Fishing activities in this area extend beyond the traditional fishing grounds, which increased the scope of ICG operations. Maharashtra has its District Headquarters at Mumbai, and is supported by a helicopter squadron. The District Headquarters at Goa was commissioned in 1994. It is home to the first helicopter squadron the Coast Guard (CGAS 800). The State of Karnataka has its District Headquarters at New Mangalore. This Headquarters, commissioned in 1990, is engaged in regulating maritime activities along the Karnataka coast. Kerala has its District Headquarters at Kochi, and the Lakshadweep is monitored and administered by the District Headquarters at Kavaratti. It is close to the Sea Lanes of Communication (SLOCs) followed by a large number of oil tankers, and is therefore a high risk area in terms of oil pollution. Air support is provided by Dornier aircraft based at Kochi.