Purple36
12 March 2007, 17:32
Minimum Qualifications
1. Graduation from a federal or state immigration and customs or
border security training academy;
2. Four or more years of work experience as a U.S. Border Patrol
Officer, as an officer within the Bureau of Immigration and Customs
Enforcement, or as state law enforcement officer with principal
responsibilities for assisting federal officials with respect to
immigration or border security, at least at the GS-11 level or its
equivalent, including service as a field training officer;
3. Extensive knowledge of and experience in applying any four of
the following subject areas:
a. Immigration laws, regulations and operating procedures
b. Customs laws, regulations and operating procedures
c. Border security laws, regulations and operating
procedures
d. Examination and identification of fraudulent documents
e. Contemporary smuggling techniques and trends
f. Firearms
g. Unarmed self-defense techniques
h. Customs, immigration, or borders security training
curriculum development
i. Operations methods of a port of entry
4. Ability to effectively communicate , advise and train others in
border integrity principles, practices and operation including customs,
immigration or border security through a language assistant
5. Absence of any physical defect(s) or disease or psychological
condition that would render the individual unable to perform the
critical tasks to be performed by the position of Border Security
Advisor.
Preferred Qualifications
1. Two or more years first-line supervisory work experience as U.S.
Border Patrol Officer or as an officer within the Bureau of Immigration
and Customs
2. Inspectional experience gained working on the U.S.-Mexican
Border, or in other sea or air ports of entry.
3. Specialized training in the areas of:
a. Firearms
b. First aid
c. Motor vehicle operation in enforcement operations
d. Physical training
e. Physical arrest techniques
f. Fraudulent document detection
g. Smuggling operations
h. Contraband enforcement
i. Pre-Inspection rover operations
j. Highway immigration checkpoints
4. Comprehensive understand of port of entry regulatory and
enforcement operations
Dana N. Taylor
Civilian Police International, LLC.
office (703) 724-5776
fax (703) 724-5791
1. Graduation from a federal or state immigration and customs or
border security training academy;
2. Four or more years of work experience as a U.S. Border Patrol
Officer, as an officer within the Bureau of Immigration and Customs
Enforcement, or as state law enforcement officer with principal
responsibilities for assisting federal officials with respect to
immigration or border security, at least at the GS-11 level or its
equivalent, including service as a field training officer;
3. Extensive knowledge of and experience in applying any four of
the following subject areas:
a. Immigration laws, regulations and operating procedures
b. Customs laws, regulations and operating procedures
c. Border security laws, regulations and operating
procedures
d. Examination and identification of fraudulent documents
e. Contemporary smuggling techniques and trends
f. Firearms
g. Unarmed self-defense techniques
h. Customs, immigration, or borders security training
curriculum development
i. Operations methods of a port of entry
4. Ability to effectively communicate , advise and train others in
border integrity principles, practices and operation including customs,
immigration or border security through a language assistant
5. Absence of any physical defect(s) or disease or psychological
condition that would render the individual unable to perform the
critical tasks to be performed by the position of Border Security
Advisor.
Preferred Qualifications
1. Two or more years first-line supervisory work experience as U.S.
Border Patrol Officer or as an officer within the Bureau of Immigration
and Customs
2. Inspectional experience gained working on the U.S.-Mexican
Border, or in other sea or air ports of entry.
3. Specialized training in the areas of:
a. Firearms
b. First aid
c. Motor vehicle operation in enforcement operations
d. Physical training
e. Physical arrest techniques
f. Fraudulent document detection
g. Smuggling operations
h. Contraband enforcement
i. Pre-Inspection rover operations
j. Highway immigration checkpoints
4. Comprehensive understand of port of entry regulatory and
enforcement operations
Dana N. Taylor
Civilian Police International, LLC.
office (703) 724-5776
fax (703) 724-5791