POLICE OFFICER (MILITARY WORKING DOG TRAINER)
us navyAlbany (GA)
POLICE OFFICER (MILITARY WORKING DOG TRAINER)
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us navyAlbany (GA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Working Dog And Military Working Dog Training LeadYou will lead Working Dog and Military Working Dog training to ensure all subjected teams are capable and certified to perform all missions including inspections, investigations, law enforcement and security. You will evaluate assigned Working Dog teams on and off installation, determine training requirements, and develop optimum training plans specifically tailored toward improving weaknesses and enhancing proficiency. You will train all personnel involved in the training of narcotic and explosive detector dogs on the correct procedures involved in handling, security, accountability, and control of narcotic/explosive training aids. You will train Working Dog Handlers in the role of use of force associated with Working Dogs and ensure all patrol dog training exercises are conducted as safely as possible. You will train and lead explosive detector dog handlers in Bomb Threat clearing operations ensuring proper explosive handling procedures are followed throughout training. You will train and advise civilian and military police on the capabilities, limitations and support/security requirements of Working Dog Team to ensure proper integration of Working Dog teams into Military Police Operations. You will aid Kennelmaster in all Working Dog training and utilization records as well as weight and feed charts. You will perform various police duties with Working Dogs in absence of assigned kennelmaster to include response to investigations, interception of illegal narcotics, detection of explosives, and response to illegal activity on federal installations.
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