There is a sailor on the coast guard ship. Can you transfer him to a regular post? Can he be transferred to the maritime safety administration?

Answer the conclusion first: no! Sure! Because the Maritime Safety Administration started public recruitment from 200 1, if you want to enter the Maritime Safety Administration (formally established), the only way is to recruit through civil servants or institutions (the Maritime Safety Administration Security Center was merged into the Maritime Safety Administration on 20 18)!

When you are a sailor on a Coast Guard ship, you belong to social employment. Generally, you take the labor contract signed with the logistics management center of the Maritime Safety Administration. This kind of labor contract is fixed-term, and the actual treatment of being a sailor on a ship of the Maritime Safety Administration is different from that of a formal civil servant of the Maritime Safety Administration. However, the Maritime Safety Administration does have a formal crew. These people were recruited by regular national civil service examinations before. It's similar to the government civil servants, but the conditions are slightly different when enrolling students! The answers to the exam are all the same!

The advantage of being a sailor on MSA is that MSA rarely sails, and rarely sails in winter because of cold waves, strong winds or bad weather. The working environment is much more leisurely than other sailors, and the work pressure is not particularly great. If your family conditions are good, you can also be a sailor on MSA! Of course, the treatment of supernumerary sailors is half that of the crew of the Maritime Safety Administration!

In short, it is not formally compiled. You can apply for the maritime safety administration through civil servants in private, and there is no chance to become a full member directly!