Training Officer
Special assignment summary
The Police Training Officer provides training to police personnel on multiple law enforcement topics. The training officer assists with the scheduling of training as well as making sure instructors are available for each training date. The Training Officer assists the training sergeant with records management and training certifications.
DISCLAIMER: Must be a member of the Fargo PD for 2-3 years before special assignment
becoming a training officer
- Assists Training Sergeant by monitoring training status of all police department personnel and ensures that they are compliant with POST Board requirements as well as departmental training requirements.
- Provides training to officers to ensure proper understanding and execution of police duties in accordance with established procedures and standards.
- Participates in recruiting efforts with regional colleges as well as police academies. This includes working with faculty and staff of colleges, interacting with students at academic facilities and attending career fairs throughout the region.
- Assists with applicant testing.
- Responsible for FRTC building maintenance and assists with firearms range repair.
Requirements:
- Qualifications are the same as for other Police Officers
- Skill in organization and administration of programs
- Skill in records management
Working Conditions:
- Physical demands and working conditions are the same as for other Police Officers. Work is normally performed in the office. Physical demands and working conditions are subject to the requirements of a Sergeant, but the exposure is very intermittent. The majority of the working time is spent in an office setting and consists of light work. Physical work involves hands-on training of officers on numerous topics as well as building/range maintenance.
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