Border patrol agent vs supervisory cbp officer

Differences between border patrol agent and supervisory cbp officer duties and responsibilities

Border patrol agent example responsibilities.

• Manage surveillance of DUI traffic offenders in Jacksonville
• Interview U.S. citizens to accomplish anti-terrorism and anti-smuggling mission.
• Certify in CPR and license by S.L.E.D.
• Document incidents, apply wound care, and administer CPR.
• Supervise immigration processing including expedite removals, NTAs, and I-160as.
• Determine U.S. citizenship and processing immigrant visa case work and Sevis forms.
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Supervisory cbp officer example responsibilities.

• Lead a team of ten examiners responsible for reviewing and evaluating taxpayer information and offers of compromise for overdue IRS payments.
• Provide authoritative advice and assistance to logistics representatives both locally and foreign and manages personnel to ensure objectives are meet.
• Develop and deliver PowerPoint presentations to train new employees in IRS policies and procedures.
• Communicate with ATF chief and division counsels for legal guidance in forfeiture law.
• Conduct training regarding sentence computation, release paperwork, NCIC, CPR and various other areas.
• Represent the company and meet with the government and FSA superiors to present status reports on team and employee production.
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