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The pay is good for starters. I used to interact with them frequently at my old job and they all seem like a good bunch of people.[/quote] Absolutely, this job posting was actually for in house security and Transit Enforcement. I edited the in house security job portion out since this was a special ...

Application period is generally every fall (September-ish). Process is a slightly condensed version of the regular Constable process, so do some research on police LFI and ECI style interviews. Hiring cycle is completed by March, followed by fairly substantial training. Check out the website for inf...

Yes they are done the hiring process this time around. Better luck next time.

Interviews are ongoing this week and next week. Successful applicants should hear back shortly after interviews finish.

Just an update for those who applied, they have started the interviewing process.

Thank goodness for FEDSEC, I can sleep soundly at night. The thin khaki line that keeps us all safe. Found this a while back: m And this: m ...and this: m That Canadian Security Mag should use paragraphs From the comments: +1 #1 DEPA 2011-04-27 12:18 Then you get the security officers that do every...

I'm not totally sure, it could have been some sort of money transfer duties... I just remember seeing a pistol locked up in the equipment room... Also, waaay back when I worked for SIS ADT Security in Mississauga, our Manager had worked for Intelligarde at one point and told us a story about callin...

I put in for this as well, sounds like a great gig for the money!

If anyone hears back about an interview/testing please let us know.

Hey guys, I was curious to know if anyone has or heard of anyone who has collected employment insurance while attending COTA. 8-weeks is tough without pay. Any info would be helpful. Thank you. Not eligible. Unless you can convince you're current employer to fire you...but otherwise you willingly l...

for the guys in a wait; you do realize it is a 'contract' position? Ministry has no obligations to fulfill or extend those contracts at any time? I don't think there is a precedence for this but... In practice these "contract" positions last year's. In 25 years I've only seen two contract...

Having experience working in transit security in a large city myself, having more eyes around that are willing to call in issues is always a good thing. As long as the volunteers don't attempt to act as security (which the mandate here clearly says they are not supposed to), I would have welcomed an...

Safety Guy wrote:

meathead1 wrote:

LOL
Hence the reason I have a beard!

Haha I look like the last picture even with my (limited) facial hair.

I just keep telling myself ill look 25 when I'm 40.

timg87 wrote:http://www.opseu.org/news/ops-table-talk-2014-issue-8-corrections-officially-begins-ees-negotiations

Don't believe anything until you see it in writing that both sides have come to an agreement signed by all parties.

Bitterman wrote:Of course.... the last roll overs I know had been casuals for ten years.

So .... be prepared to wait possibly years

The last casual rollovers at TSDC included some that only had 2-3 years in. If you're willing to go to that shit show, you may get in sooner.

The vision standard is: Distance Acuity (Best Corrected): A visual acuity of not less than 20/25 (6/7.5) with both eyes open AND not less than 20/30 (6/9) with the better seeing eye alone. Near Acuity, 40 centimetres,. (Best Corrected): A visual acuity of not less than 20/25 (6/7.5) with both eyes ...