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Recruiting
KRPF is currently operating with 45 sworn officer positions and 7 civilian staff.
- Constable Application Process (Link below).
- Values-based Written Assignment
- Background and Security Clearance
- Integrity / Suitability Interview
- Panel Interview
- Psychological Assessment
- Structured Reference Checks
- Education & Experience: Must be a successful graduate of recognized police training academy. Further consideration will be given to post-secondary education above and beyond the required police training. Previous policing experience is desirable but not required.
- Past Performance:Includes volunteer work, previous employment experience, professional recommendations, and performance evaluations from previous employers (police or non-police).
- Requirements:Candidates must successfully complete all stages of the staffing process. They must be security cleared and meet the requirements for appointment as a police officer in accordance with the New Brunswick Police Act, Regulation 91-498; provide proof of successful completion of the Physical Abilities Requirement Evaluation (PARE); meet the requirements of psychological testing; and participate in a competency-based panel interview.
- Ethical Standards:Candidate must meet high ethical standards both on duty and off duty. Background checks and integrity interviews will be completed.
OPEN COMPETITIONS
COMPETION # | POSITION | DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION |
Police Constable (Full-time and Term Positions available) | December 31st, 2022 or until positions are filled |
Successful KRPF applicants are highly motivated, positive individuals who thrive in a challenging team-based environment. They have a positive work history, are professional, and strive for excellence in policing. They demonstrate commitment to community through engagement, partnership, innovation, and leadership. They share our core values of: honesty; integrity; accountability; compassion, respect; professionalism and the pursuit of excellence.
Qualifications
The minimum requirements to become a Sworn Police Officer, as outlined in the New Brunswick Police Act:
- Minimum 19 years of age
- Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada
- One of the following three options
- Graduate of the Atlantic Police Academy Police Science Program
- Graduate of a comparable training course offered at a police training institute approved by the Minister of Public Safety*
- Have served a minimum of three years of satisfactory full-time service as a member of any police force in Canada
- Not having been convicted of an offence under the Criminal Code of Canada, Controlled Drugs and Substances Act or Food & Drug Act for which you have not received a pardon.
- Be of good character and habits
- Possess a valid unrestricted driver’s license
- Must be medically fit to police force standards
- Must be able to pass the Physical Abilities Requirement Evaluation (PARE) test to police standards
* The following Police Training Academies are currently recognized by the Minister of Justice and Public Safety:
- Atlantic Police Academy
- British Columbia Justice Institute
- RCMP Training Academy
- Canadian Forces Military Police Academy
- L’Ecole nationale de police du Quebec
- Ontario Police College
NOTE: Community college and other college courses that include studies in law and security administration do not meet the level of training as defined under the NB Police Act
Application process:
For Term or Casual positions, you will find additional information and all application instructions in the Term/Casual Constable Application Package
Laurie.young@nbpolice.ca