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There are staff positions available in every Flotilla Unit in our Division. If you think you can’t help, you’re wrong. All staff positions have on-line self-study courses available through http://www.cgaux.org/training/index.htm to anyone who wants to step up.
Whatever your gig there is a place for you in the CGAUX. You can make a difference and you will. Contact your FSO-HR or speak to your Flotilla Commander, they will find YOU something that will float your boat.
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If working in your flotilla or division is not to your liking, check out the jobs that need filling at the National level;
Dateline- WASHINGTON – 20Nov11
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary directorate of government and public affairs presently has several positions openings on the “A” [GP] directorate national staff. We invite all members to review the available positions and submit application packages should they possess the required qualifications.
Open positions currently include:
1) branch chief, USCG Academy public affairs support (BC-ARA)
2) branch chief, district relations – public affairs (BC-ARD)
3) branch chief, operations and LANTAREA west news (BC-ARO)
4) branch chief, information technologies and PACAREA news (BC-ARI)
5) branch assistant, news writing (BC-ARWA)
6) branch chief, district relations – member communications (BC-AMD)
7) branch chief, AUXDirect coordinator (BC-AMA)
8) branch assistant, Coast Guard Auxiliary Live (BC-AMML)
9) branch assistant, Facebook / Twitter social media (BC-AMMS)
10) branch chief, planning and development (BC-AGD)
11) branch chief, information technology (BC-AWI)
12) branch chief, new projects (BC-AWN)
To view the complete position postings please visit:
http://cgaux.org/members/wantads/index.php and follow the posted instructions.
Christopher Todd
Deputy Director | Government & Public Affairs
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary*
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From: Boating (ALB) mail to: Boating@oprhp.state.ny.us
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2011 9:36 AM
Subject: Are you a kayaker?
Dear Boating Safety Volunteer Instructor,
I am looking for boating safety instructors who are active kayakers and who might be interested in taking part in a hands-on paddling instructor course which will be offered through NYS Parks. The training is to take place next summer with the date and place TBD.
If you think that you might be interested and would like further information, please respond to this email and I will contact you.
Sincerely,
Ro Woodard
Boating Safety
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OFFICIAL U.S. COAST GUARD AUXILIARY COMMUNICATION.
The Video Branch of the Coast Guard Auxiliary is looking for qualified videographers and editors to serve in the Public Affairs Video Corps. If you are chosen, you will be given assignments to secure and provide footage and projects based in your Area of Responsibility. You will also be provided with specifications and tips for producing quality productions on behalf of the Coast Guard and Coast Guard Auxiliary.
1) Name
2) Address
3) Phone Number
4) Member Number:
5) Can you Edit video? If so, do you own your own editing equipment or
have access to said equipment?
6) Do you own a video camera? If so, what kind?
7) What other equipment do you have that may aid in video production
(microphones, lights, etc.)?
8) Please list and video experience that you may have. Please feel free to contact me with any questions,Rusty Gardner
Branch Chief | AUXPA Video
itsrusty@me.com
UNITED STATES POWER SQUADRONS BRANCH CHIEF (BC-BLU)
The Recreational Boating Safety (RBS) Affairs Department is seeking a liaison Branch Chief to the United States Power Squadrons (USPS). The Chief, U.S. Power Squadrons Branch has overall responsibility for direct liaison with the U.S. Power Squadrons. Duties include establishing a close working relationship with USPS personnel, providing timely communication of information that promotes effective cooperation between the Auxiliary and USPS, and otherwise actively implementing the existing agreements with the USPS (see http://bdept.cgaux.org/wp/?page_id=82#partners ), to enhance their effectiveness. The incumbent also provides assistance to Coast Guard units, Auxiliary national departments, and Auxiliary district organizations in their efforts to promote and support recreational boating safety programs. Applicant must communicate very well, verbally and in writing, and be proficient in emailing attachments including Word documents.
This is a demanding position and only Auxiliarists who are able to work well under pressure while observing the chain of communication should apply. If interested in being considered for this position, please submit your résumé as a Word document email attachment to Bruce Johnson, DIR-B, dir-b@bdept.cgaux.org .
