Wando County Hires Three New Fixed-term Public Officials

Recruitment for Climate Change Response, Public Property, and Ship Operation Positions
Applications Accepted from April 4 to 6

Wando-gun announced on the 26th that it will hire three new fixed-term public officials in the fields of climate change response, management of public property, and ship engine operation.

Wando County Office Building Exterior.

The recruitment fields are one position for climate change response (Grade 7), one for public property management (Grade 8), and one for fishery guidance vessel engine operation (Grade 8).

The climate change response officer will be responsible for tasks such as establishing climate change strategies and conducting indicator surveys. The public property management officer will handle tasks such as acquisition and disposal of public property. The ship engine operation officer will be in charge of supporting the operation of fishery guidance vessels and removing illegal fishing gear. In particular, Wando-gun plans to actively respond to the climate crisis affecting key local industries such as aquaculture by hiring personnel in the climate change response field.

The employment period is two years and may be extended up to five years depending on the needs of the project and work performance. Applications will be accepted for three days from the 4th to the 6th of next month, and applicants can submit documents in person at the Wando-gun Administrative Support Division or send them by registered mail.

The recruitment process consists of a first round of document screening and a second round of interviews, and the final successful candidates are expected to be appointed after the announcement in March. For more details, please refer to the notices section on the Wando-gun official website.