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Certified Intermediate police telecommunicator by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education. Certified Texas Law Enforcement Telecommunications System operator by the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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Location: #LI-OnsiteAbout the Role:The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas is seeking a self-motivated, versatile Federal Reserve Law Enforcement Officer (FRLEO) to provide basic police duties to provide a safe environment through continual assessment and mitigation of physical security risks.
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Officers of the University of Texas System Police have been serving and protecting the UT System community since 1968, providing law enforcement and security-related services. As a police cadet, you will assist experienced police officers in various tasks, learn about police procedures and protocols, engage in the community, and prepare for the responsibilities of a full-fledged police officer.
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The certificate shall be recognized by a Federal, state, county, local or military authority, and provide evidence that an individual is eligible for employment as a law enforcement officer.
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Experience and Education High School graduation or GED; Must attend and satisfactory complete a Texas Police Academy, qualifying for commissioning as peace officer of the University of Texas System Police within 15 calendar days of completion of a basic Peace Officer Training Course.
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OR A Ph. D. or equivalent doctoral degree in a related field of study such as: Sociology, Business Management, Business Administration, Public Administration, Social Science, Environmental Science, Geosciences, Political Science, Law Enforcement, or other fields related to the petroleum industry.
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Have two (2) years' experience in armed security, armed law enforcement, or have performed operations within the Armed Forces, civilian police or commercial security while armed within the past 10 years.
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Texas Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (TLETS) terminal operator certification by the Texas Department of Public Safety to access NCIC/TCIC must be obtained within six (6) months of employment.
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Texas Peace Officer license and a Master Peace Officer certificate issued by Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education (TCLEOSE) Knowledge of all aspects of Police Department operations, including criminal investigations, report writing, and criminal law.
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Our specialty is providing our law firm and legal department clients practice-specific contract attorneys who have served as associates, counsel, and partners in Am Law firms and/or as in-house counsel in large corporate legal departments.
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This Transportation Security Officer position is located in Transportation Security Administration, Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This position is not a law enforcement position and therefore, is not covered by Law Enforcement Availability Pay or Law Enforcement Retirement.
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Must have completed a State recognized civilian security or law enforcement academy, or the completion of an armed forces security or law enforcement training program. The Armed Security Guard provides security, installation access control, roving patrols, surveillance, monitoring and overall safeguarding to the installation and its tenants.
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Associate Degree Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement, Security, or closely related field. 2 Years security or law enforcement Pref. CSO - Commissioned Security Officer Texas Private Security Level 3 (2 attempts permitted.
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Performs quality control functions, training, communications, guidance, monitoring scenario development/enhancement input and testing, or law enforcement liaison responsibilities in an investigative support role.
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