Yantai maritime safety administration maritime affairs management division

Generally, newcomers work in the Marine Department first. Let me give you a brief introduction to the daily work of the Marine Department: entry and exit visas for ships, inspection of import and export shores of international sailing ships, collection of port fees, port construction fees, oil pollution fund fees, maritime licensing and acceptance and approval of filing projects. There may be FSC security.

It is unlikely that marine engineering majors will go to traffic control. All government departments are related businesses, including ships, crisis prevention, navigation, crew and ship inspection, so I won't introduce them in detail.

Don't worry, all directly affiliated bureaus will conduct initial training after you report for duty, and you will know then. Newcomers don't want to make achievements in their careers first, learn more and see more, and be a man first. Maritime management is very professional, so learn slowly. The key now is that you prepare for the interview first. Many people regret stopping at the interview. Buy a book on civil servant interview and have a good look. QZZN's civil service interview is also good. It would be nice if the marine engineering major didn't get on the boat and worked in the maritime department. Wish you success!