Photo Enforcement Operator/Technician

Organization:

City of Lloydminster

Region:

Alberta

Application deadline:

July 24, 2018 before 23:30

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Type:

Casual

Category:

Legal services

Description

Reporting to the Senior Manager, Public Safety, the Photo Enforcement Operator/Technician is responsible for the enforcement of the Traffic Safety Act utilizing Automated Traffic Enforcement equipment and practices. This includes fieldwork and administrative duties.

The Photo Enforcement Operator/Technician will:

Represent the City of Lloydminster with the highest standards, values and ethics.
Maintain the strictest confidentiality in all matters.
Meet or exceed the requirements of the RCMP enhanced security policy.
Adhere to the policies and principles of the LA/FOIP Act.
Prepare documentation for locations to be monitored during shift.
Complete all administrative duties related to processing of violations, including queries from motor vehicle branch and input of data to ticket processing system.
Daily preparation, to include inspection of vehicle/equipment to ensure satisfactory operating condition.
Attend designated enforcement locations, checking to ensure all speed signs are posted and visible.
Confirm location and direction as indicated on control sheet.
Keep communications centre advised of current location at all times.
Set up computer and radar equipment as per checklist.
Monitor traffic and manually record all violators on control sheet.
On completion of site monitoring, perform shut down procedure as per checklist on control sheet.
Return vehicle to compound and ensure all systems plugged in and charged.
Identify locations for enforcement through statistical analysis and perform site assessments in compliance with Automated Traffic Enforcement Guidelines.
Other related duties as required.

Schedule:

This position is a combination of 20% office and 80% fieldwork. This position is required to work a combination of shiftwork, which may include evenings, weekends and statutory holidays.

Requirements

The successful candidate will have the following qualifications:

High School Diploma or equivalent.
Ability to obtain RCMP enhanced reliability security clearance.
Must meet minimum criteria to be appointed as a Community Peace Officer Level 2 by Alberta Justice & Solicitor General.
Valid Class 5 Operators License in Alberta or Saskatchewan with acceptable driver’s abstract.
Must successfully complete training for camera and violation processing software.
Previous experience in a law enforcement role is considered an asset.
Familiarity with Traffic Safety Act and court processes.
Proficient knowledge of Microsoft Office software.
Ability to multi-task, stay organized, and maintain a strong attention to detail.
The ability to complete time restricted deadlines while maintaining accuracy.
Strong communication skills with the ability to maintain professionalism and converse in-person and through written correspondence with all levels of staff, stakeholders and the public.
Ability to work independently and effectively with a team.
The ability to conduct work practices in an ethical and confidential manner.
Current First Aid and AED certificate.