1.7 KiB
1.7 KiB
Competences — police inspector
Source: ESCO v1.2.1 occupation-skill relations (http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/ce2b8609-34c7-40d3-a4f7-581c76bd258a).
Essential
- analyse legal evidence (skill/competence)
- criminology (knowledge)
- develop investigation strategy (skill/competence)
- ensure law application (skill/competence)
- examine crime scenes (skill/competence)
- form operational strategies for law enforcement (skill/competence)
- handle case evidence (skill/competence)
- hear witness accounts (skill/competence)
- investigation research methods (knowledge)
- law enforcement (knowledge)
- legal use-of-force (knowledge)
- manage staff (skill/competence)
Optional
- apply knowledge of human behaviour (skill/competence)
- comply with legal regulations (skill/competence)
- conduct public presentations (skill/competence)
- conduct research interview (skill/competence)
- coordinate patrols (skill/competence)
- criminal law (knowledge)
- detain offenders (skill/competence)
- ensure compliance with types of weapons (skill/competence)
- ensure information security (skill/competence)
- identify security threats (skill/competence)
- investigate forgery cases (skill/competence)
- lead police investigations (skill/competence)
- maintain operational communications (skill/competence)
- perform drug investigations (skill/competence)
- practice vigilance (skill/competence)
- present evidence (skill/competence)
- restrain individuals (skill/competence)
- train employees (skill/competence)
- undertake inspections (skill/competence)
- use personal protection equipment (skill/competence)
- write situation reports (skill/competence)