INFORMATION TO ASSIST CANDIDATES IN THE RECRUIT
PROCESS
STEP 1: Application Process
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You can pick up a
recruitment application package at the Rama Police Service
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Complete the application
in its entirety
· Applicants applying to the Rama Police Service are required to successfully complete all components identified in the Certificate of Results (C.O.R.) which can be obtained from the OACP Certificate CSS process at www.oacpcertificate.ca
STEP 2: Interview Stage
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An interview panel will
ask the candidate a series of situational and behavioural based questions
designed to showcase their knowledge, skills, abilities and experience.
Questions will also focus on a number of foundational competencies required for
the position of police constable. Cultural competency will be of importance for
all candidates working in a First Nation community that is coupled with a heavy
influence of cultural diversity visiting the area.
STEP 3: Background
Investigation
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The successful candidate
in the interview stage will then be subjected to an intensive background
investigation. An officer will be assigned to report on the candidates
educational and employment experiences as well as habits, criminal involvement,
driving history, associates & friends, family members, financial credit
check, social network pages etc.
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Medical examination
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Psychological Assessment
STEP 4: Offer of Employment
/ Training
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Pre-Ontario Police
College (OPC) – Orientation and introduction to policing
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One (1) week at the
Ontario Provincial Police Academy, Orillia Ontario.
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Thirteen (13) weeks at
the OPC, Alymer Ontario
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Designed to provide
candidates with a sound knowledge of the laws and procedures a front-line
officer is required to apply in the performance of their duties.
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Post-Ontario Police
College – Further enhanced front-line operational training
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Eight (8) weeks at the
Ontario Provincial Police Academy, Orillia Ontario
The successful candidate will then receive an offer of employment based on the condition they successfully passed all requirements of the Ontario Police College Basic Constable Training and the Ontario Provincial Police Academy, Pre & Post OPC Training.
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IMPORTANT TIMELINES
1.
Complete and submit an application form, resume and cover letter. Note: Application forms can be obtained at the Rama Police
Service office.
2.
A current O.A.C.P. Certificate of Results (C.O.R) must be provided prior
to an offer of employment.
3.
The successful candidate will be offered an
in-training position pending their background check and medical evaluation.
4.
The candidate will be required to enter into
an intensive 13-week standardized training program at the Ontario Police
College (OPC), however must be able to attend an additional 1-week Pre OPC and
8-week Post OPC at the Ontario Provincial Police Academy.
5.
An offer of police constable employment will
be advanced following the successful completion of the Ontario Police College
and Ontario Provincial Police Academy.
Note: Additional Information can be accessed on the following website on expectations of the written and physical testing for recruit constable: http://www.oacpcertificate.ca
ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS:
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Possess a valid First Aid Certificate and CPR Certificate (or willing to
obtain prior to offer)
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Has successfully completed an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or
equivalent
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Valid Ontario Drivers License in good standing
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No criminal record for which a pardon has not been granted
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A Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada
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Be of good moral character and habits, meaning that you are an
individual other people would look upon as being trustworthy and having
integrity
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Be physically and mentally able to perform the duties of the position,
having regard for your own safety as well as the safety of members of the
public
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A belief in your own abilities and judgment, and a recognition of
personal limitation that arise from difficult and stressful situations
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The ability to analyze situations and events in a logical way
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Excellent communication skills both oral and written
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Computer knowledge
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Knowledge and understanding of the Ojibway language & culture would
be an asset.
RESPONSIBILITY & DUTIES:
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Rama First Nation Police Service is mandated to Police the Rama First
Nation community as well as all incidents at Casino Rama
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Police work is very demanding. A police constable must work shifts,
including evenings, nights and weekends, at all times of the year and in all
environments
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For people who are truly interested in serving the needs of the
community, police work is very rewarding. Whether dealing with the security
concerns of a store merchant, talking to a senior citizen, or befriending a
group of local kids, the job challenges are complex and fulfilling
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Patrol Rama Community to ensure and maintain public safety
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Preserving the peace
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Preventing crimes and other offences and providing assistance and
encouragement to other persons in their prevention
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Assisting victims of crime
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Apprehending criminals and others who may lawfully be taken into custody
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Laying charges and participating in prosecutions
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Executing warrants that are to be executed and performing related duties
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Performing the lawful duties that the police chief assigns
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Must maintain confidentiality and take Oath of Secrecy
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Provide emergency assistance to victims of crime, accidents and natural
disasters
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Participate in crime prevention, public information and safety programs
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Completing the prescribed training
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Enforcement of Highway Traffic Act, all other provincial statutes, and
the Criminal Code of Canada as well as other Federal Statutes
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Perform other duties as assigned
TRAINING AS A POLICE CONSTABLE:
Standardized training takes place at the Ontario
Police College in Aylmer, Ontario. This program is designed to provide future
constables with an understanding of the policing role in society, and a sound
knowledge of the laws and procedures a front-line officer is required to apply
in the performance of their duties. Particular emphasis is placed on the core
functions of police services as found in section 4(2) of the Ontario Police
Services Act (PSA).
Crime
Prevention / Law Enforcement / Assistance to Victims of Crime
Public Order Maintenance / Emergency Response
Subjects and
activities covered in the training program include federal and provincial
statutes, firearms, defensive tactics, fire safety, cross-cultural training,
police procedures and crisis intervention. An important component of the
program is physical fitness training in which candidates are required to meet
specified physical fitness standards.
PLEASE NOTE:
All Applicants will
be screened according to the "Qualifications and Requirements". These
areas must be met in order to be granted
an interview. All applicants will be required to sign a release of information in
order to secure a Criminal Reference Check, and all references will be
verified. This release of information will also allow access to your staff
personnel records including your most recent performance evaluation. Applicants
will be required to have a medical/physical examination completed from his/her
physician at the applicants' expense,
which is to be obtained prior to offer of employment.
APPLICANTS MUST PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
Application Form
Cover Letter, Resume
Proof of Valid Drivers Licence
Written Consent to Security Clearance Check
Valid First Aid / CPR Certificate
O.A.C.P. Certificate of Results
PLEASE HAND DELIVER INFORMATION MARKED "CONFIDENTIAL" TO:
Rama Police Recruitment
7450 Williams Road
Rama, Ontario L3V 6H6
Phone: (705) 325-7773 Fax: (705)325-4522
Hours: Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm