U.S Coast Guard
Coast Guard marine safety inspector awarded for work
Drug interdiction and spectacular rescues using gleaming white ships get the Coast Guard attention, but no so much for its day-to-day activities.
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Drug interdiction and spectacular rescues using gleaming white ships get the Coast Guard a lot of admiring attention. But much of its day-to-day activities are not seen much despite their sizable effect on maritime safety. The Coast Guard recognizes them, too, and such as with the Excellence in Marine Inspections Award. Both for his own work and how he fosters the work of others, Geoffrey Scibek, a marine inspector in the safety unit at Huntington, West Virginia, received this year’s honor. He joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss.
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