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Basically i don't know what to put in there, how long should it be, and what can and can't i put on the cover page.
I'm a Marine, 4.5 years in and a combat vet. Qualified with the rifle & pistol. Currently in college and pusuing a criminal justice degree (25 cred hours 3.18 gpa)
Here's their requirements (for security officer):
Requirements:
Degree in criminal justice or police science desirable. Previous law enforcement or military experience preferred. EMT or CPR experience desirable.
Ability to handle a firearm; must qualify on pistol range and meet acceptable marksmanship standards (216 out of 300).
Familiarity with metal detection and X-ray equipment.
Knowledge of a body of basic laws and regulations and law enforcement techniques.
Valid motor vehicle operator?s license.
Must successfully pass pre-employment psychological and annual physical examination administered by qualified physicians.
Must pass written constitutional law class which grants arrest powers under U.S. Patriot Act.
Must pass minimum physical fitness requirements during yearly scheduled physical.
Must pass random drug testing.
Must respond to emergencies, restrain individuals, and may engage in hand to hand combat.
Working Conditions: (other than normal office environment)
Some exposure to noisy conditions when qualifying on pistol range.
May be required to perform duties outside the building in all types of weather.
Must pass minimum physical fitness requirements during yearly scheduled physical.
Ability to walk, climb ladders, ramps or stairs in order to conduct inspections or assist in emergencies.
Ability to push wheelchair, handcart or dollies.
Ability to bend and lift, including the ability to assist or personally lift a human being in the event of an emergency.
Medical Standards
Vision-Corrected visual acuity at least 20/30 with both eyes corrected or uncorrected. Vision must be able to be corrected to at least 20/100 in the worse eye. Must be able to distinguish basic colors.
Hearing-No loss greater than 30 dB at 500, 1000, 2000, or 40 dB at 3000 and 4000. The use of hearing aid is permitted.
Cardiovascular-Any condition which significantly interferes with heart function may be disqualifying.
Respiratory-ny condition which significantly interferes with breathing capacity may be disqualifying.
Neurological-Dysfunction of the central or peripheral nervous system which significantly increases the probability of accident or interferes with the ability to perform physical tasks may be disqualifying.
Musculoskeletal-Disorder of the musculoskeletal system which interferes with the ability to perform physical requirements may be disqualifying.
I'm a Marine, 4.5 years in and a combat vet. Qualified with the rifle & pistol. Currently in college and pusuing a criminal justice degree (25 cred hours 3.18 gpa)
Here's their requirements (for security officer):
Requirements:
Degree in criminal justice or police science desirable. Previous law enforcement or military experience preferred. EMT or CPR experience desirable.
Ability to handle a firearm; must qualify on pistol range and meet acceptable marksmanship standards (216 out of 300).
Familiarity with metal detection and X-ray equipment.
Knowledge of a body of basic laws and regulations and law enforcement techniques.
Valid motor vehicle operator?s license.
Must successfully pass pre-employment psychological and annual physical examination administered by qualified physicians.
Must pass written constitutional law class which grants arrest powers under U.S. Patriot Act.
Must pass minimum physical fitness requirements during yearly scheduled physical.
Must pass random drug testing.
Must respond to emergencies, restrain individuals, and may engage in hand to hand combat.
Working Conditions: (other than normal office environment)
Some exposure to noisy conditions when qualifying on pistol range.
May be required to perform duties outside the building in all types of weather.
Must pass minimum physical fitness requirements during yearly scheduled physical.
Ability to walk, climb ladders, ramps or stairs in order to conduct inspections or assist in emergencies.
Ability to push wheelchair, handcart or dollies.
Ability to bend and lift, including the ability to assist or personally lift a human being in the event of an emergency.
Medical Standards
Vision-Corrected visual acuity at least 20/30 with both eyes corrected or uncorrected. Vision must be able to be corrected to at least 20/100 in the worse eye. Must be able to distinguish basic colors.
Hearing-No loss greater than 30 dB at 500, 1000, 2000, or 40 dB at 3000 and 4000. The use of hearing aid is permitted.
Cardiovascular-Any condition which significantly interferes with heart function may be disqualifying.
Respiratory-ny condition which significantly interferes with breathing capacity may be disqualifying.
Neurological-Dysfunction of the central or peripheral nervous system which significantly increases the probability of accident or interferes with the ability to perform physical tasks may be disqualifying.
Musculoskeletal-Disorder of the musculoskeletal system which interferes with the ability to perform physical requirements may be disqualifying.
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