Job Description

Reporting to the Patrol Sergeant, the Auxiliary Force Cadet is primarily responsible to assist the Police Service in preventing crime and enhancing public safety in the community by being a visible presence to promote safety and security during regular foot patrols in various areas throughout the City of Winnipeg.


The Auxiliary Force Cadet Unit assists in building relationships between the Police Service and the community while permitting greater opportunity for Police Officers to concentrate on core policing duties. Responsibilities include responding to calls for service and aid with guarding crime scenes, supervision and transport of non-violent intoxicated persons, directing traffic, assisting in ground searches, and enforcing designated provincial statutes and municipal by-laws.


The Auxiliary Force Cadet also plays a pivotal role in the safety and security of the Winnipeg Police Service headquarters building and staff by screening visitors entering headquarters and monitoring various security systems in the public areas.

As an

Auxiliary Force Cadet,

you will:

Respond to calls for service and provide assistance Foster and build positive relationships within the community Assist in the safety of staff and security of the facility by monitoring various security systems and taking necessary action Enforce designated Provincial and Municipal acts and by-laws Other duties, as required

Your education and qualifications include:

Grade 12 diploma; GED Certificate; or equivalent see important notes*
Post-secondary education in any field is preferred Certification in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention (NVCI) is an asset Related work and/or volunteer experience Customer service experience required Possess basic computer skills and ability to learn and adapt to new technology and/or programs with ease Ability to read, interpret and gain knowledge of the Criminal Code and other federal statutes, pertinent Provincial Statutes and Municipal By-laws, and WPS policies and procedures Knowledge of City of Winnipeg streets, roads, major routes and common place locations Possess awareness of cultural diversity Proficient in the English language, ability to communicate in a second language is an asset Oral communication skills to effectively communicate with internal and external stakeholders including ability to testify in court, conduct informational seminars or provide educational presentations Interpersonal skills with the ability to work as part of a team Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Build and maintain positive working relationships with the public using principles of good customer service Written communication skills to prepare emails, reports, notes and complete narratives Exercise good judgement and ability to define problems and find solutions to difficult and/or complex issues Maintain composure and function effectively under high stress situations Organizational skills to follow task sequences and categorization of data Attentive with the ability to switch focus between two stimuli The ability to establish and maintain a positive, respectful, healthy work environment that supports the physical, psychological and social working relationships with members at all levels in a team environment

IMPORTANT: Applicants who have been

educated outside of Canada

must have education which is comparable to the minimum qualification in Canada. Applicants submitting foreign credentials require an

official academic assessment report

issued by a recognized Canadian assessment service

at application.

If you are not submitting proof of Grade 12 completed within Canada, we require you to submit proof of a full-time, two year post-secondary program completed in Canada.

Minimum Requirements:

18 years of age Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident No involvement in any criminal activity within two years upon submission of this application (including illegal drugs) No criminal record for which a Pardon has not been granted

Conditions of Employment:

Ability to pass and maintain Level 3 Winnipeg Police Service security clearance Possess and maintain valid First Aid/CPR certificates Possess and maintain a valid Class 4.0 Driver's License, no more than 4 demerits as assessed by the Service Ability to successfully complete the Winnipeg Police Service - Law Enforcement Fitness Assessment (LEFA) Ability to work 10-hour shifts/weekends/3 rotating shifts (Days/Evenings/Nights) Ability to successfully complete additional training as defined by the Service Ability to pass and maintain certification in mandatory training. Includes, but not limited to: Use of Force, Police Vehicle Operations, Mental Health and Ethics Must meet current Winnipeg Police Service Vision Standards (Vision test will be required later in the process) sion of this a Must meet current Winnipeg Police Service Hearing Standards (Hearing test will be required later in the process) Meet pre-employment medical examination and psychological assessment

Winnipeg Police Service Competencies

:

Composure Conflict Management Respecting Diversity Learning on the Fly * Results Oriented