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Dog Handler
North BrabantOn site38 hours/week<3months
You will join an organization responsible for the surveillance and security of locations belonging to a national defense institution.
- The organization is committed to protecting people and equipment, 24/7.
- Well-trained teams of dogs and their handlers are indispensable for surveillance and security.
- You will be internally trained by experienced instructors, including training in the use of force and dog handler training.
- The training focuses on building a strong professional bond with your dog and acting effectively in various situations.
- You will work as a civilian employee, wear a uniform, and carry a weapon.
What you will do.
- Perform patrols, together with your dog.
- Identify, analyze, and respond to irregularities and security breaches at your assigned locations.
- Report special incidents during your watch and transfer them to the next shift.
- Be visibly present on location to deter potential perpetrators.
- Operate the Electronic Access System (EAS).
- Support dog training and exercises, acting as a decoy when necessary.
- Care for the dogs in the kennel, including feeding the dogs and cleaning their enclosures.
What they ask
- Affinity with dog handling and security work.
- Good social and communication skills (Dutch language, spoken and written).
- Mentally strong, calm, and able to maintain an overview, even in stressful situations.
- Vigilant, strong in detecting and assessing situations, quick to switch, and dares to take immediate action when necessary.
- Disciplined, mastering and effectively applying protocols and procedures.
- Integral team player.
- Minimum MBO 2 diploma in Security.
- Preferably, work experience in security or as a military personnel.
- Physically fit and actively engaged in sports, necessary to pass the intensive dog training.
- Able to work seamlessly in 5-shift services (day/evening/night and weekend shifts).
- Dutch nationality (a second nationality is acceptable).
- In possession of a B driving license (manual) and own transport for commuting.
Practical
- Before you start your first armed continuous shift, new employees follow an internal training (INI) of approximately 20 weeks (5 weeks internal), including an Integral Professional Skills Training and learning the professional handling of your pistol, baton, and handcuffs.
- A physical fitness test is part of the dog handler training.
- After completing the INI, you will start the 8-week basic dog handler skills training.
- A security screening (background check by an intelligence service) and possibly a reference check are part of the selection procedure.
- A stability measurement assesses your stress resistance and psychological resilience.
- Willingness to take the oath or promise for civilian employees.
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