Description du poste
This position is located within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Office of Operations, Security, and Preparedness (OSP), Field Operations, VA Police Service. VA Police Service provides Federal law-enforcement, protective, investigative, emergency-response, and related public-safety services in support of Veterans, employees, affiliates, contractors, visitors, and others who receive services, work, or visit VA facilities and properties.
PRINCIPALES MISSIONS :
Major Duties: Second-Level Supervision and Operational Direction Directs, coordinates, and evaluates law-enforcement operations through subordinate first-level Supervisory Police Officers. Establishes and adjusts operational priorities, staffing arrangements, deployment, schedules, and work procedures among subordinate shifts or functions in response to workload, threat conditions, crime patterns, staffing limitations, special events, emergencies, and mission requirements. Makes decisions on technical, operational, and supervisory problems elevated by subordinate supervisors. Resolves matters that cannot be effectively addressed at the first supervisory level because of legal complexity, conflicting or incomplete facts, cross-unit effects, significant risk, sensitive circumstances, resource conflicts, or the need for higher-level coordination. Technical Law-Enforcement Direction and Complex Investigations Serves as a senior operational and technical law-enforcement resource for subordinate supervisors on complex matters involving Federal police authority; exclusive, concurrent, and proprietorial jurisdiction; Federal, State, and local criminal law; constitutional requirements; arrest and detention authority; search and seizure; probable cause; warrants; rules of evidence; criminal procedure; use of force; evidence preservation; chain of custody; and referral of cases for prosecution or other appropriate action. Provides second-level technical review of significant, sensitive, complex, or prolonged investigations. Evaluates investigative strategy, jurisdiction, probable cause, legal sufficiency, evidentiary development, witness and suspect interviews, physical and electronic evidence, report quality, charging considerations, case disposition, and case completeness. Identifies deficiencies and directs additional investigative steps or corrective actions before referral or closure. Critical Incident Command and Emergency Operations Provides second-level command and supervisory direction during significant incidents, including active threats, violent crimes in progress, major uses of force, serious assaults, highrisk searches or apprehensions, barricaded subjects, threats to Government officials or VA facilities, major disturbances, missing high-risk persons, infrastructure failures, disasters, and other events that threaten life, property, continuity of operations, or critical VA functions. Policy Interpretation, Compliance, and Quality Assurance Monitors changes in Federal and State law, court decisions, legal precedent, VA lawenforcement authority, Departmental directives, operational policy, technology, policing practices, threat information, and other developments that may affect VA Police operations. Determines operational implications and develops, recommends, or implements changes to procedures, supervisory controls, training, deployment practices, and enforcement methods within delegated authority. Supervisory and Managerial Authorities Exercises recurring delegated supervisory and managerial authorities over subordinate supervisors and employees. Plans work; establishes and adjusts priorities; assigns or approves assignments; evaluates subordinate supervisory performance; provides advice, counsel, and instruction; resolves work problems and employee complaints within delegated authority; identifies training and developmental requirements; and takes action to improve organizational performance and work quality. Interagency Coordination and Representation Esta