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Must maintain law enforcement certification according to DCJS standards. Preferred for applicant not to be employed with another law enforcement agency upon accepting this position.
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Experience: One year of security experience; Former military, law enforcement, or security officer experience preferred; De-escalation and Physical Intervention training completed within 180 days of hire.
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Have a minimum of two (2) years of Armed Security / Law Enforcement experience OR two (2) years of honorable service with the US Armed Forces. As an armed officer, you may respond to unusual or emergency situations using appropriate escalation of force level up to and including armed response as dictated by the situation and protocol.
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If you have Security, Military, Law Enforcement experience - even better! Work today, get paid today, with DailyPay! You have a Virginia DCJS Security License. If you have Security, Military, Law Enforcement experience - even better.
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Formal security or law enforcement training, schooling or certification required; related on the job experience may be considered in lieu of formal training. Adheres to all aspects of the Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Program and its regulations; including, but not limited to, Suspicious Activity Reporting and Customer Identification requirements.
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As a Deputy Sheriff duties may also include work in related areas of law enforcement, corrections, security, criminal justice, jail operations, court operations, as well as police, sheriff, and local and federal task force operations.
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Specialized law enforcement, security and/or military experience or training preferred (1 year or more required for some contract sites) We will train you to Obtain Virginia DCJS Registration Card.
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While public law enforcement services are available to the public, often times emergency services are unable to respond to crises in a timely manner, and during times of disaster, not at all.
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At our Operations Center in Manteca, CA, and Global Innovation Center in Costa Mesa, CA, we leverage our deep relationships with Law Enforcement, Special Forces Operators and First Responders to gain unique insights.
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This role may require collaboration with law enforcement officers, medics employed with the Fire Department, or other Community Services Board (CSB) Crisis Counselors, Case Managers, or Peer Recovery Specialists.
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Creates and maintains relationship with local law enforcement and mall security partners. Creates and maintains relationship with local law enforcement and mall security partners. Asset Protection Manager (APM.
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Collaborate with law enforcement and APS regarding investigative efforts to include filing and preparing reports. Respond to BayPort robberies to include law enforcement correspondence and preserving video footage.
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Enhanced Benefits to support you and your family include: Paid Parental Leave, Adoption/Infertility/Surrogacy Reimbursement, Family Caregiver Leave, and Emergency Back-up Care. Enhanced benefits to promote your well-being and secure your financial future include: The Sentara Student Debt Program, Emergency Savings Account, and a Floating holiday.
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Oneida Technical Solutions, LLC (OTS), was founded in 2014 and quickly established itself as a reliable partner capable of providing a variety of information technology and cyber solutions across highly complex, highly regulated and highly secure environments, including the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), healthcare, higher education, law enforcement, retail, casino gaming and more.
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Other responsibilities include: preparing accurate and detailed case reports documenting your apprehensions and recoveries, preserving evidence, interacting with law enforcement and testifying in criminal and civil court actions.
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