Police Officer - New Recruits

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The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is a dynamic, community-focused organisation.Together we keep the people, places and communities of Queensland safe through excellence in policing and community safety services.We are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive and sustainable workforce that reflects the communities we serve.Join us in building a safer and more resilient Queensland.LocationAfter successfully completing training at the academy, you will be posted to a designated police station around Queensland. Where possible, preferred locations are taken into consideration. However, you could be posted to any region, subject to operational requirements.About the roleBeing a Queensland Police Officer is more than a job.It's a career that offers paid training, ongoing development and opportunities in specialist units and leadership roles.You'll have the unique opportunity to be a positive presence during people's most challenging moments.From our pristine coastline to bustling cities and quintessential remote towns, discover a career and lifestyle as diverse as the Queensland communities you will serve.DutiesOur officers are on the frontline, managing everything from crime prevention and emergency response to community engagement and public safety.Conduct operational patrols, respond to and investigate incidents, maintain public order, prepare and present evidence.Use a variety of methods to gather, organise and analyse information.Support operational responsibilities through administrative duties, correspondence, and reporting.Provide support and service to the public using problem-solving techniques and effective communication skills to meet the needs of the community.Skills & experienceThe QPS is seeking individuals with the drive and ambition to make a difference, effective communication and problem-solving skills, and who value fairness and integrity.17 years or older to apply and 18 years by the time of commencing training.Australian citizen or permanent residency status or New Zealand citizen with special category visa (SCV) or Foreign National with policing experience.Year 12 (or equivalent), or iPROWD program (or equivalent), or minimum 3 years full-time (or equivalent) work.Open driver licence or provisional driver licence with minimum of 12 months experience by time of recruit training graduation.High standard of past behaviour and conduct.Physically and mentally fit for policing duties.Diversity & InclusionAs an equal opportunity employer, the QPS recognises that modern policing in a culturally diverse society requires officers who reflect the state's gender, cultural, linguistic and regional diversity.We do this by embracing inclusion and diversity within all our workplaces to build cultures and values that reflect the way we do business.The QPS offers generous superannuation, shift work, part-time arrangements and parental leave amongst its work/life principles and policies.Get paid to train: Police recruits receive a training salary and allowance of approximately $55,000 pa, plus free accommodation at police academies in Brisbane and Townsville.HECS/HELP Debt incentive: Up to $20,000 paid on select Higher Education debts such as criminology, social work, counselling or other relevant human services.Competitive salary: The starting salary of a First Year Constable is $87,509* per annum, which comprises $72,322* + 21% Operational Shift Allowance (OSA) upon graduating as a Police Officer plus receive 18% superannuation on top of your salary.Work/life balance: A 38-hour working week means 9 days off in every 28-day roster – ample time to savour Queensland's idyllic weather, active lifestyle, and rich culture.Allowances and leave: 6 weeks recreation leave per year; 13 weeks long service leave after 10 years of service; paid parental leave; additional travel allowances and financial incentives for officers working in remote areas.Ready to get started?To assess your eligibility to apply and discover your entry pathway options, simply click the 'Apply' button on this ad, and you'll be taken to the Queensland Police Recruit website to get started!#J-18808-Ljbffr


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