ADOC Canine Assistant Handler
Birmingham, MI - USA
Job Summary
Pay Range: $45556.80 - $76166.40
Note: The starting salary is determined based on education experience or a combination of both.
Location pay differentials available for medium (5%) and maximum (10%) security prisons.
Location: Various locations across the state.
Benefits: Insurance Annual leave Sick leave Paid holidays State of Alabama RSA Retirement
The Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) Special Services Division is currently seeking applicants for Corrections Canine Assistant Handler. These positions are located throughout the state and provide a competitive salary range for qualified applicants.
The Corrections Canine Assistant Handler is a full-time position within the Special Services Division of the ADOC. This is canine handling work in the performance of law enforcement certified detection and tracking duties for the ADOC. Applicants must meet the requirements below:
- High School Diploma or GED
- 12 months of experience performing canine handling work in the performance of law enforcement detection and tracking duties.
- All qualified applicants must possess active certification by Alabama Peace Officers Standards and Training Commission (APOSTC) as a law enforcement officer or equivalent law enforcement academy. A copy of the APOSTC certificate must be included with each application. If using an equivalent certification a letter documenting current active status provided by the certifying post must be attached to the certification in accordance with APOSTC standards.
* Refer to the below State Personnel Job Announcement for other requirements and notes.
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Required Experience:
Junior IC
About Company
You might say the folks who work at this state agency are the concierges of the crossbar hotel ... the butlers of the big house ... the proprietors of the pokey. The Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) confines, manages, and provides rehabilitative programs for convicted felons. ... View more