ㅍThe management agency escorts workers from the airport to the designated training site. Until the workers are handed over to the employer, all costs and incidents that occur are handled by the agency.

• 1

  Health Examination

  
  • 1)

    The National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives (SUHYUP) conducts medical examinations for foreign crew members immediately after their arrival at Ministry of Justice-designated medical facilities or authorized health diagnostic institutions to determine their fitness for employment.

    
  • 2)

    Based on the examination results, workers identified with physical abnormalities, mental illness, infectious diseases, or a history of drug use are repatriated immediately. The management agency bears the full cost of the medical examination and repatriation.

    
• 2

  Post-Arrival Training

  
  • 1)

    Training for Foreign Crew Members

    
    • ①

      SUHYUP provides necessary support for post-arrival training to help workers adapt to life in Korea.

      
    • ②

      Training is conducted within three days at the designated schedule and location.

      
    • ③

      Costs associated with training are paid by the management agency as instructed by SUHYUP.

      
  • 2)

    Training for Vessel Owners

    

    SUHYUP may provide training to vessel owners (employers) and Korean crew members (captains, chief engineers, or others who manage foreign crew on behalf of the vessel owner) on topics such as cultural awareness of the dispatching country and human rights protection.