FORMER LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

JOB DESCRIPTION FOR SIPDS TRAINING TEAM

As a former law enforcement officer, you will work in tandem with physically disabled team members to demonstrate:

  • Physical methods SIPDS teaches for disengaging mobility devices

  • Strategies for keeping LEO and suspect safe when interacting with a physically disabled person

  • Cuffing people with varying physical disabilities

  • Searching physically disabled suspects and their mobility devices, and . . .

  • How to protect, serve, and support a person with a disability, if they are on the ground for any reason (there may be some lifting—but very little)

SIPDS will be delivered both in a classroom-style, as well as, in hands-on, interactive breakout sessions where you will provide direct support to trainees to ensure they understand and successfully implement the requisite skills noted in the above bullet points.

CONTRACT INCLUDES: This is a part-time W-2 employee opportunity encompassing two 6-hour paid Training Sessions for you and 35 paid Instructional Sessions for our trainees. These 35 Instructional Sessions span 10-months, and the dates are in the application below.

  • Please Note: YOUR Training Session Dates are June 4th and 5th between 10am – 4pm; location in Tucson—specific location shared with hired Trainers. These training sessions are mandatory to attend. Compensation is $450/day.

  • ALL Instructional Sessions for trainees are 4-hours

  • ALL 35 Instructional Sessions are weekdays: 25 are between 1pm – 5pm | 10 are between 8am – Noon

PAY STRUCTURE: ALL 35 Instructional Sessions mentioned above pay $300/session with a $1,500 BONUS—if you attend and fully participate in ALL Training AND Instructional Sessions.

CONTACT P.J.: We are on a tight deadline, so if you have ANY questions you’d like to ask—before completing the application below—PLEASE FEEL FREE to contact P.J. directly: Cell: 520.290.6383; Email: [email protected]

APPLICATION DEADLINE: June 2, 2024 (Midnight PST)

APPLICATION FOR SIPDS TRAINING TEAM

Ideal candidates will have a naturally kind, patient, and supportive demeanor. If you have any experience as a trainer, instructional officer, and/or group facilitator please note it below. All applicants should be in relatively good health with no current back, hip, or knee injuries.