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Experience accumulated as a deputy or officer employed at a correctional facility, college, university, District Attorney's office, or as a Federal or Military Police Officer is not applicable experience.
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Possess an Associates Degree or equivalent (i.e. 60 credit hours) from an accredited college/university, OR two (2) years of continuous certified law enforcement experience as a Police Officer or Correctional Officer OR two (2) years of active duty United States Military service with an Honorable Discharge.
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Experience accumulated as a deputy or officer employed at a correctional facility, District Attorney's Office, or as a Federal or Military Police Officer is not applicable experience.
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Six months of experience as a security officer engaged in functions related to detaining civil or administrative detainees; OR A two-year college degree or related professional training, and six months of experience as a security officer; OR A minimum of one-year experience as a law enforcement officer or military police officer.
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You're a good fit for this position if you have experience working in criminal justice / law enforcement roles such as a parole agent, probation officer, police officer, military police or correctional officer.
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A minimum of three (3) years of experience as a Law Enforcement Officer with Arrest Authority; or a minimum of three (3) years of Prisoner Handling and detention experience as a Corrections, Detention, or Military Police Officer.
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One (1) year full-time equivalent (FTE) experience in related areas of work such as: security guard, police officer, police reserve office, military police or correctional officer or store investigations, or other law enforcement work.
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ALLIED UNIVERSAL IS SEEKING FORMER AND CURRENT LAW ENFORCEMENT/ CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS AND PRIOR MILITARY FOR ASSIGNMENTS IN OSCEOLA COUNTY AREA: Hiring for: Customs Protection Officer - Armed Rover.
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Prior military police, correctional officer, reserve, and/or like training and experience. Under the direction of a Police Sergeant or designee, performs police protection and other services to safeguard the lives, property and constitutional rights of the citizens of Richland; responds to crime and accident scenes, emergency situations and other requests for assistance; detects, apprehends and arrest criminals; enforces the laws and ordinances of the City and performs a variety of specialized duties as assigned.
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Armed Detention Officer Qualifications and Skills]Must be able to stand for up to 6 hoursStrong verbal and written communication skillsCan always stay alert[Education and Experience Requirements]High School Diploma or equivalent requiredMinimum of 3 years of detention officer, law enforcement, or military police experience.
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Armed Detention officer Job Responsibilities]Maintain security of prisoners in the courtroomEscort prisoners to and from the holding cells to the courtrooms utilizing handcuffs, shackles, and other restraints.
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Candidates may substitute U.S. Armed Forces military service experience at a rank of Corporal/Petty Officer or higher as a non-commissioned officer in Protective Service classifications or Law Enforcement specialty codes in the Military Police Officer field of work on a year-for-year basis for the required experience.
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Military (Career/Military Police/Military Elite Forces) Law Enforcement (Police Academy Graduate) Correctional Facility (Correction Officer) Documented, formal, leadership training through one of the disciplines or accredited.
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Transport prisoners from correctional institutes to courthouse & medical facilities. State Unrestricted Carry PermitState Armed Security LicensePlease apply to the posting and our USI Recruitment Team will reach out to set up a virtual interview.
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Armed Detention Officer- Active & Retired Law Enforcement/CorrectionsAre you looking to be part of a company where teamwork is encouraged? Armed Detention Officer- Active & Retired Law Enforcement/CorrectionsAre you looking to be part of a company where teamwork is encouraged.
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