Elements and Performance Criteria
- Perform proactive policing duties
- Plan patrols in accordance with jurisdictional and unit objectives.
- Conduct patrols for crime prevention and public safety purposes.
- Gather information through patrol activities.
- Interpret and share information with authorised stakeholders.
- Assess information and intelligence to inform policing services.
- Develop and apply knowledge of the local policing area
- Identify sources of information for policing intelligence purposes.
- Evaluate information to determine relevance to local policing area.
- Assess local policing area to identify particular areas of focus for policing services.
- Establish communication lines and networks with individuals/communities.
- Develop policing responses based on gathered local policing area information and intelligence.
- Assess local policing area issues for reporting and intelligence purposes.
- Develop police intelligence
- Use current jurisdictional strategies, objectives, initiatives and priorities to inform policing responses.
- Assess persons or groups of interest to identify particular areas of focus for policing purposes.
- Identify trends to assess potential impact on local policing area.
- Access sources of information to inform policing responses.
- Respond to incidents
- Assess nature of incident to identify risk and policing response options.
- Identify resources required for policing response to incident.
- Plan policing response taking into account the nature of the incident and other impacting factors.
- Implement response in a manner which minimises risk to safety of self, colleagues and public.
- Assess the incident on continually to adjust policing response.
- Conduct briefings and debriefings to ensure the sharing of information.
- Identify follow up actions to adjust or inform policing response.
- Evaluate policing response for quality management and self-reflection purposes.
- Preserve incident scene and evidence
- Identify primary and secondary or subsequent incident scenes for further investigation.
- Secure scenes to protect evidence and for further investigation purposes.
- Identify persons of interest at the incident scene for further investigation purposes.
- Secure evidence to support policing, court and judicial processes.
- Perform proactive policing duties
- Plan patrols in accordance with jurisdictional and unit objectives.
- Conduct patrols for crime prevention and public safety purposes.
- Gather information through patrol activities.
- Interpret and share information with authorised stakeholders.
- Assess information and intelligence to inform policing services.
- Develop and apply knowledge of the local policing area
- Identify sources of information for policing intelligence purposes.
- Evaluate information to determine relevance to local policing area.
- Assess local policing area to identify particular areas of focus for policing services.
- Establish communication lines and networks with individuals/communities.
- Develop policing responses based on gathered local policing area information and intelligence.
- Assess local policing area issues for reporting and intelligence purposes.
- Develop police intelligence
- Use current jurisdictional strategies, objectives, initiatives and priorities to inform policing responses.
- Assess persons or groups of interest to identify particular areas of focus for policing purposes.
- Identify trends to assess potential impact on local policing area.
- Access sources of information to inform policing responses.
- Respond to incidents
- Assess nature of incident to identify risk and policing response options.
- Identify resources required for policing response to incident.
- Plan policing response taking into account the nature of the incident and other impacting factors.
- Implement response in a manner which minimises risk to safety of self, colleagues and public.
- Assess the incident on continually to adjust policing response.
- Conduct briefings and debriefings to ensure the sharing of information.
- Identify follow up actions to adjust or inform policing response.
- Evaluate policing response for quality management and self-reflection purposes.
- Preserve incident scene and evidence
- Identify primary and secondary or subsequent incident scenes for further investigation.
- Secure scenes to protect evidence and for further investigation purposes.
- Identify persons of interest at the incident scene for further investigation purposes.
- Secure evidence to support policing, court and judicial processes.