Security Opportunity: Dog Handler

Dog Handler Current Vacancies

2006-11-26:

The police, Army, RAF, HM Revenue and Customs, the fire service, search and rescue organisations and private security firms all offer opportunities for dog handlers.
Dog handlers work with a specially trained dog and are responsible for its care and control.
In the police force dogs play a part in routine work such as patrolling at football matches, and in specialist work such as searching for armed suspects, or drugs and explosives detection.
In the Army, dogs are used in protection/guarding roles or in detection roles - searching for explosives or drugs etc. Entrants have to join the RAF Police to become dog handlers.
The dogs work with one handler, but are kept in kennels.
Some experience of working for HM Revenue and Customs is needed before becoming a dog handler.
Search and rescue organisations use dogs for mountain and cave rescue.
Customs and Excise officers are employed at ports or airports, checking passengers, luggage and cargo. Those above the rank of sergeant in the police and corporal in the Army and RAF would not normally work as dog handlers. Experienced handlers could expect to earn 25,000. (Permalink)

Jobs at Ronco Consulting Corporation

2007-11-26: RONCO has worked extensively on more than 300 development projects, and over 200 mine and unexploded ordnance (UXO) clearance, explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), and security projects requiring varying levels of in-country management and support. Managing accounting staff Qualifications: Strong experience working with Deltek or other job cost accounting system. Additional Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Experience with Corporate Tax Returns. rONCO Consulting Corporation has immediate and ongoing opportunities for experienced investigators to support overseas operations in Afghanistan Qualifications: Dari, Farsi, Pashto; Hindi, Urdu, Computer literate Additional Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Interpreter - Afghanistan RONCO Consulting Corporation has immediate and ongoing opportunities for experienced linguists to support overseas operations in Afghanistan. Qualifications: Experience working in developing countries in remote locations, austere living conditions, and challenging environments. Experience in accounting for Government contracts desired, IED Detection and Disposal. Knowledge and experience in counter terrorist search techniques, RONCO Consulting Corporation has these immediate opportunities: Weapons Intelligence Team Specilalist, Experience in maintenance and update of training curriculum: Knowledge and experience in counter terrorist search techniques: Experience working in developing countries in remote locations, austere living conditions, and challenging environments. Experience working in developing countries in remote locations, austere living conditions, and challenging environments. SR. TRAINER/PROJECT MANAGER, Key skill sets: 1. Master EOD or Experienced Post Blast Investigator / Forensic Specialist, 3. Strong management and communication skills. EOD, FBI, or ATF training centers: Curriculum development, Key skill sets: 5. Previous training experience at the EOD School or FBI/ATF Training Academy highly desirable, Key skill sets: 1 Master EOD trainer, RONCO in the News, Mine/UXO Clearance. Since 1989, RONCO has undertaken mine and unexploded ordnance (UXO) clearance operations in over 35 countries. : RONCO Completes Armenia Land Titling and Registration Project. Interested persons should apply to Ronco at http://www.roncoconsulting.com/employment/index.html (Permalink)

The Royal Air Force

2007-11-26: The Royal Air Force offers you more than 60 different careers. Visit this site for full details of every job, with case studies, and details of how to apply
Whether youre thinking about a change of career, just graduating, or leaving school and wondering where to start, we can offer you a great future.
with full details on each one including personal stories by people doing the job now and all the key facts.
There are great fast-track opportunities for graduates but even with no qualifications you can choose from 18 varied jobs. For some jobs, like Dental Officer, we can sponsor you to get qualified. Interested persons should apply to Royal Air Force at http://www.rafcareers.com/jobs/searchjobs.cfm (Permalink)

Met Police

2007-11-26: Current Vacancies Like any other employer, our recruitment activity varies with the needs of the organisation. For instance, because we have sufficient candidates already, we are not currently engaged in the general recruitment of new Police Officers. Interested persons should apply to general recruitment at http://www.metpolicecareers.co.uk/default.asp?action=article&ID=97 (Permalink)

HM Prison Service

2007-01-06: Prison Officers - London Area
Looking for a challenge? As a prison officer you will be required to deal with situations where there are simultaneous demands to maintain security and control while remaining sensitive to the needs of prisoners.
We are currently recruiting for the following prisons in the London area:
Job Title Salary Range Area/Prison Closing date 28/02/2007
Prison Officers 17,744 - 26,858 Aylesbury - Bullingdon - Grendon - Huntercombe - Reading - Spring Hill
Prison Officers 20,001 - 30,000 Brixton - Feltham - Holloway - Pentonville - Wandsworth - Wormwood Scrubs
Prison Officers 17,744 - 26,858 Albany - Camp Hill -Parkhurst

HM Prison Service & Information about Prisons in England and Wales, job vacancies and resources and Prison careers,

Administration - Agricultural, Catering, Building & Allied Trades - Chaplaincy - Finance & Procurement - Healthcare
Instructional Officer - Intensive Development Scheme - Managerial - Operational Support - Prison Officer - Psychologi. Interested persons should apply to HM Prison Service at http://www.hmprisonservice.gov.uk/careersandjobs/currentvacancies/ (Permalink)

ROYAL NAVY

2007-02-01: When you apply to join the Royal Navy, you need to know which job you want to do.
One of the first decisions you need to make is whether you want a career as an Officer or a Rating. Together, Officers and Ratings make up the most important element of the Service decide which part of the Royal Navy or Royal Marines you are interested in.
Our experienced careers advisers will guide you as you make your decision and if you decide to apply. For Enquireis Call 08456 07 55 55 - 35 WAYS TO JOIN THE ROYAL NAVY.

A highly challenging role. Aircrew Officers are expert aviators who fly and take tactical control of jets and helicopters, enabling the Royal Navy to deliver air power from the sea and land.

This field covers the hugely responsible jobs of Royal Naval Air Traffic Control Officer, who controls both military and civilian aircraft, and Naval Airmen. Naval Airmen (Aircraft Handlers) control and move aircraft and Naval Airmen (Survival Equipment) maintain the safety equipment needed by all aircrew and air passengers and train them in its use.

The Royal Navy sails on its stomach - Chefs produce high quality food at sea and on land, and Stewards efficiently provide hospitality services and undertake other whole ship tasks at sea and on shore.

From Mine Clearance Diver and Marine Warfare Specialists to Warfare Rating (Submariner) and Warfare Specialist, these personnel are cool-headed and highly trained. Warfare Officers are responsible for navigating the Royal Navy's ships and submarines.

Marine and Weapons Engineering Officers and Technicians keep ships running at the peak of operational effectiveness and maintain the Royal Navy's sophisticated electronic weapons and defensive systems.

Air Engineer Officers and (Aircraft Mechanics) Air Engineering Technicians work in multi-skilled teams to implement checks and repairs, maintaining Royal Navy aircraft at the peak of operational readiness.

Medical and Nursing Officers, Naval and Medical Assistants provide first-class medical care for all Naval personnel. Medical Assistants (Submariner) look after environmental safety on board nuclear submarines as well as the health of the ship's company.

Seamen who manoeuvre the ship, crew the upper deck and operate the smaller, faster boats of the Royal Navy's Surface Fleet. Interested persons should apply to ROYAL NAVY at http://www.careers.royalnavy.mod.uk/careers/index.php (Permalink)

The British Fire Service

2006-12-02: Fancy a career in the Fire Service. Our Recruitment Section contains all the information you need to know, from completing your application form to going for your interview.
There is no National Fire Service. There are 59 separate fire brigades in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, each run independently under the command of a Chief Fire Officer. In Scotland there are eight brigades, each under the command of a Firemaster. This could all change in the future with the introduction of regionalised brigades Leading Fire-fighter - Sub-Officer - Station Officer - Assistant Divisional Officer - Divisional Officer Grade III - Divisional Officer Grade II - Divisional Officer Grade I - Senior Divisional Officer - Assistant Chief Officer/Assistant Firemaster - Chief Officer/Firemaster. Interested persons should apply to  British Fire Service at http://www.fireservice.co.uk/recruitment/recbrigades.php. (Permalink)