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29/05/2026

”Isn’t your job boring?”” We get that a lot. 😏

The ORCC coordinates every patrol, every rescue and every operation across Cayman’s waters — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The boats are cool. But this is where the real work happens.

The CICG is recruiting now. 🔗 Apply at: www.careers.gov.ky

The Cayman Islands Coast Guard. It’s More Than A Job.

25/05/2026

Most people have never heard of the ORCC. But every rescue, every patrol, every operation that keeps these islands safe - it starts here.

The Operations & Rescue Coordination Centre is the team behind the team. The brains behind every operation.

Swipe to find out what they actually do, and why this might just be one of the most important roles in the organisation. 👉

We’re recruiting at the CICG now. Applications are open now. 🔗 Apply today: www.careers.gov.ky

The Cayman Islands Coast Guard. It’s More Than A Job.

21/05/2026

We caught up with one of our Sea Detachment officers and asked them what the job is really like.

If you’ve ever thought about a career like this - watch this one. 👆

The CICG is recruiting now. Applications are open. 🔗 Apply today: www.careers.gov.ky

The Cayman Islands Coast Guard. It’s More Than A Job.

19/05/2026

Meet the Sea Detachment Department - the frontline of Cayman Islands Coast Guard operations. 🌊

Swipe to find out what the role involves and what it takes to be a part of it. 👉

The CICG is recruiting now. If you have the drive, the discipline and the commitment to serve - we want to hear from you.

Applications are open now. 🔗 Apply today: www.careers.gov.ky

The Cayman Islands Coast Guard. It’s More Than A Job.

18/05/2026

Today, the Cayman Islands Coast Guard, proudly joins the global community, in celebrating “International Day for Women in Maritime”
This initiative, is more than just a celebration, it is a commitment to promoting the recruitment, retention, and sustained employment of women, in order to help bridge the gender gap, within a profession that has historically been male dominated.
From high-precision tactical training, to critical, search and rescue operations, the women of the CICG, work side by side their male colleagues, to save lives, and protect our borders.
In the CICG, we believe that a diverse maritime workforce is a stronger, more capable one.
Join us in honouring, the incredible women who lead, protect, and inspire within our waters and beyond! 🇰🇾⚓️🌊

14/05/2026

This is who we are and what we do. Every day. In every condition.

The Cayman Islands Coast Guard is recruiting - and we’re looking for people who are ready to
be part of something bigger than themselves.

Think that’s you? Applications are open now. 🔗 www.careers.gov.ky

It’s More Than A Job.

08/05/2026

The Cayman Islands Coast Guard is looking for its next generation of officers.

If you’re driven by purpose, committed to your community and ready to take on one of the most rewarding careers in the Cayman Islands - this is for you.

Applications are open from today until June 7th. Don’t miss your chance to be part of something that matters.

🔗 Apply now: www.careers.gov.ky

04/05/2026

On this International Firefighters’ Day, the Cayman Islands Coast Guard, salutes the unwavering bravery, and dedication, of our Brothers and Sisters, in the Cayman Islands Fire Service.
Whether responding to emergencies on land, at our airports, or providing vital support during maritime incidents, your professionalism ensures the safety of our community across Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman.
We are proud to serve alongside you. To the men and women who run toward danger to protect others: thank you for your sacrifice, your resilience, and your continued partnership.
Stay safe, stay vigilant.

23/04/2026

Partnership in Action 🇰🇾🤝🇺🇸 🇯🇲

The Cayman Islands Coast Guard was honored to welcome LCDR Allice Gholson during her recent visit to the CICG on the 22nd of April, 2026.

As the United States Coast Guard Military Attaché to Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, LCDR Gholson’s visit highlighted the continued strengthening of regional cooperation, shared maritime security priorities, and the enduring partnership between our services.

During her time with us, LCDR Gholson toured the CICG base, engaging with personnel and gaining insight into our daily operations, training, and mission readiness. LCDR Gholson also participated in a short patrol with the duty team, where she experienced first hand the operational environment in which our crews operate in.

As the United States Coast Guard Military Attaché to Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, LCDR Gholson’s visit will allow her to meet with various Government entities involved in the maritime safety and security of the Islands and highlights the continued strengthening of regional cooperation, shared maritime security priorities, and the enduring partnership between our Countries.

This visit underscores the importance of collaboration, knowledge exchange, and unified efforts in safeguarding our maritime domain. Together, we remain committed to protecting lives, securing our waters, and strengthening partnerships across the region. 🫡

19/04/2026

🔔Channel markers matter, they are visual aids to navigation that assist with safe navigation in waterways. If you see a channel marker that has broken away please report it to the Cayman Islands Coast Guard and or the Port Authority of the Cayman Islands.🔔

📧 [email protected] / 📱 +1(345) 936-6722

09/04/2026

A critical message from the Cayman Islands Coast Guard.

The Cayman Islands Coast Guard has recently seen and reviewed multiple videos circulating online depicting vessel operators deliberately leaving the helm control station while the vessel is in motion.
This behavior is profoundly reckless. It shows a complete disregard for the safety of the operator, passengers, and every other person sharing our waters.

Abandoning the helm while the engine is in gear eliminates your ability to react to sudden hazards, swimmers, divers, other vessels, or changing water conditions. It is a fatal error waiting to happen. It is not skill; it is negligence.

We draw immediate attention to the Merchant Shipping Act (2021 Revision). Under this legislation, it is a criminal offence to operate any vessel—including a Personal Watercraft (PWC)—recklessly or negligently, in a manner that endangers, or is likely to endanger, human life or cause serious damage to property.

The Cayman Islands Coast Guard URGENTLY URGES all marine operators to CEASE this highly dangerous practice immediately. This act of negligence will not be tolerated, and we will take necessary enforcement action.

We require full cooperation from the entire boating community to maintain the safety of Cayman’s waters.

Stay Alert. Stay in Control. Stay Safe.

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