YANTRIKS

Job Description

ANNOUNCES OPPORTUNITY FOR ENROLEMENT OF YANTRIKS

Application are invited from male Indian national possessing educational qualification and age, as prescribed below, for recruitment to the post of Yantriks, Naviks (General Duty) and Naviks (Domestic Branch) for 01/2010 batch in the Indian Coast Guard.

Branch/type of Entry
Yantrik

Educational Qualification
Matriculate with three years Diploma in Mechanical/ Electrical/ Electronics Telecommunication(Radio)(Power) Engineering

Age
* Born between 01 Jan 88 to 01 Jan 92

PAY, PERKS AND OTHER BENEFITS.

(a) Starting Pay:
Yantrik- Rs. 5200 - 20200 alongwith Rs. 2400 Grade Pay. In addition to Dearness Allowance, other liberal allowances will be admissible.

HOW TO APPLY.
Yantriks:
Applications on plain paper in the form appended below (type written/hand written in English/Hindi) is to be sent to the

Recruitment Officer,
Post Box No. 127,
Noida (U.P)
Pin Code - 201 301

"Under Postal Certificate" only. Registered letters & Speed Post will not be accepted. Serving Defence Personnel are to apply through proper channel. Central/State Government employees should also apply through Heads of Departments. Attested copies (not returnable) of certificates of age, educational qualifications including statements of marks, caste certificate (if SC, ST, OBC), NCC, Sports are to be tagged with the application. One self-addressed (unstamped) envelop of size 25x10 cms should be attached with the application. One additional passport size photograph is to be attached separately.

Last date of receipt of application: 06 Jul 2009

Indian Coast Guard, Ministry Of Defence, Government Of India
Coast Guard Headquarters, National Stadium Complex, New Delhi 1100 01

About Employer

Emergence of the Coast Guard in India on 01 Feb 1977 as a new service was the result of an awareness that had been growing for some time in the Government for the requirement to enforce National Laws in the waters under national jurisdiction and ensure safety of life and property at sea. It was also considered desirable that these law enforcement responsibilities should be undertaken by a service suitably equipped and modelled on the Coast Guards of advanced nations like USA, UK etc leaving the Navy to exercise the fleet for its wartime role. CGS Vijaya Leading The Column on Oil Field Protection Mission A committee was, therefore, constituted in Sep 1974 with Mr KF Rustamji as its chairman to study the problem of seaborne smuggling and the question of setting up a Coast Guard type of organization. This committee recommended the setting up of a Coast Guard Service patterned on the Navy for general superintendence and policing of our seas in peace time under administrative cover of the Ministry of Defence. The Maritime Zones of India Act was passed on 25 Aug 1976. Under this Act, India claimed 2.01 million sq km of sea area in which she has the exclusive rights for exploration and exploitation of resources, both living and non-living at sea. Following this a Cabinet decision was taken by which an interim Coast Guard Organization came into being on 01 Feb 1977. The Coast Guard in its present shape was formally inaugurated on 18 Aug 1978 as an independent armed force of the union with the enactment of the Coast Guard Act 1978 by the Parliament with its motto as `VAYAM RAKSHAMAH; which means `WE PROTECT'.

Employer Name: Indian Coast Guard
Employer Address: Recruitment Officer, Post Box No. 127, Noida (U.P) Pin Code - 201 301
Email: Only by Postal
URL: http://indiancoastguard.nic.in/
Phone: Not Mentioned
Required Skills:
Required Experience: Experienced
Required Education: Engineering Civil
Job Location: Noida