Police Constable - York Regional Police

To perform the duties set out as for a police constable. To preserve peace, protect property and be visible and engaged in the community; provide safety education and support to the community in crime prevention; public order; assist the victims of crime; investigate offences and provide emergency response to ensure the safety and security of our community and to fulfil our organizational values.

Required

Qualification:

When applying for the position of police constable with York Regional Police, you must meet the following criteria to be considered in the selection process:

• Have no criminal record for which you have not received a pardon and be of good moral character and habits
• Be a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident of Canada and at least 18 years-old
• Be physically and mentally able to perform the duties of the position
• Have proof of successful completion of four years of secondary school education or equivalency
• Possess valid standard or emergency first aid and CPR Level C certification, at minimum
• Possess a valid Ontario driver’s licence class G, at minimum
• Possess a valid OACP Certificate of Results including proof of meeting the vision and hearing standards as defined by the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP)

Position Duties:

• Respond to emergencies and calls for policing service
• Safety operate police vehicles
• Federal, provincial and municipal law enforcement
• Process offenders and participation in their prosecution
• Provide court testimony
• Effective workflow management
• Evidence management
• Fulsome and accurate note taking
• Communicate effectively with diverse communities
• Traffic law enforcement
• Motor vehicle collision investigations
• Proficiently use computer/smart technologies, and programs essential to the role (MWS/Computers/Versadex/Word)
• Create accurate and concise reports for a wide variety of incidents
• Create and complete accurate tickets and other legislative/YRP forms
• Understand own role and the organization’s reporting structure
• Critical thinking and de-escalation skills
• Providing guidance to new/junior officers
• Engage and education of public through interactions and proactive policing
• Report to duty, fit for duty on time
• Maintain integrity and professionalism
• Effectively conduct interviews/investigations with complainant, victims, subject and accused
• Making observations/recording intelligence gathering, collection of evidence, confidential human source cultivation, warrant execution for investigations
• Assisting victims of crime
• Attend and successfully complete training and yearly requalification
• Participate in District initiatives
• Investigate and enforce complaint areas
• Mental health crisis support and provide community resource to public

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