Canine officer vs officer candidate

Differences between canine officer and officer candidate duties and responsibilities

Canine officer example responsibilities.

• Manage surveillance of DUI traffic offenders in Jacksonville
• License by the ATF to transport explosive materials.
• Perform police patrol tours of duty, protecting persons and property, and preventing crime.
• Conduct K9 drug interdiction at various schools, vehicles and habitations to prevent and locate contraband.
• Patrol railroad yards, cars, stations, or other facilities to protect company property or shipments and to maintain order.
• Perform life saving CPR on child under 5 as well as a 82 year old man that have a heart attack.
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Officer candidate example responsibilities.

• Lead a platoon of officer candidates through physical training warm-ups and cool downs, focusing on proper technique and execution.
• Manage procurement operations and export-import logistics operations of recreational vehicles from U.S. to Venezuela.
• Garrison leadership positions include serving as platoon leader and squad leader
• Apply leadership, management and supervision techniques when receiving operational orders, disseminating information and assigning mission essential tasks.
• Complete physical testing standards as well as many academic exams that analyze leadership potential as well as mental cognitive capabilities.
• Join extracurricular ROTC activities, such as color guard.
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