
Police Officer (Private - Up To 70k Recruitment Incentive)
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Summary
Federal Law Enforcement Officer (SP-01) needed to apply complex regulations and make sound judgments in security and protective roles.
Join our Federal Law Enforcement team as an SP-01 Officer. This role requires applying detailed regulations and exercising sound judgment in security and protective service environments.
Key Responsibilities (Implicit):
- Apply complex regulations and procedures.
- Make sound judgments based on laws and directions.
- Perform duties related to law enforcement, security, or investigations.
Qualifications:
- Experience: One year of progressively responsible experience demonstrating the ability to apply complex regulations and make sound judgments. This may include work on a police force, military police, specialized military experience, security guard roles, physical security, visitor protection, law enforcement in natural resource environments, criminal investigations, or managerial/supervisory experience requiring independent task management.
- Education: Successful completion of 60 semester hours (2 years) of higher education.
- Combination: A combination of qualifying experience and education.
- Volunteer experience is recognized and will be credited towards qualifications.
Special Requirements:
- Applicants must be between 21 and 36 years of age at the time of application. Exceptions apply for prior Federal service in primary covered positions or qualified veterans' preference eligibles.
- Positions are covered by special Federal Law Enforcement retirement provisions with a mandatory retirement age of 57 (exceptions apply).
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