Trooper vs enforcement officer

Differences between trooper and enforcement officer duties and responsibilities

Trooper example responsibilities.

• Qualify with and, when necessary, used department firearms and other self-defense devices.
• Issue court summonses, perform radar (speed) operations, rigorously enforce DUI laws.
• Make DUI arrest, investigate traffic crashes and crimes commit on state own or lease property.
• Perform general patrol, criminal/accident investigations and motor vehicle enforcement duties.
• Respond to report incidents and detect criminal activities during routine patrol operations.
• Advance firearm training and accident investigations.
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Enforcement officer example responsibilities.

• Manage support teams, including maritime engineers, electrical and electronic engineers, and technical support and logistics personnel.
• Assist with evictions and work with local sheriffs to execute.
• Patrol assign customer's business locations, observing and reporting incidents and safety concerns.
• Remain in high visibility status to deter any criminal activity within the assigned patrol areas.
• Direct inbound and outbound logistics operations, such as transportation & warehouse activities, safety performance and logistics quality management.
• Verify government fund and commercial health insurance benefits and obtain authorization for specialize radiology exams in compliance with HIPAA standards.
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