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Fishing Safety Co-ordinator - Scotland 07 May, 2009 - Use your knowledge of the fishing industry to help save lives at sea. • c£22,100 + benefits including attractive pension scheme, £3,039 disturbance allowance and RNLI car • To cover Scotland Keep them safe through increasing awareness. Fishing is the most hazardous industry in the UK and as a lifesaving organisation, improving safety is a high priority. But our lifesaving work is about more than just reacting to the emergency call - it’s also about getting the safety message across. Whether it’s face-to-face contact with fishermen, running safety seminars or increasing sales of our revolutionary fishing boat and crew safety system - MOB Guardian, you’ll have a key part to play in raising safety awareness within the fishing community. To find out more about this role, benefits and to apply, visit our jobs website and search for ref: 1231 Closing date: 7 June 2009. No agencies please. View Job Details Registered in England and Wales (209603) and Scotland (SCO37736). Charity number CHY 2678 in the Republic of Ireland.
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