Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
Is anyone aware of the role and can help me out by answering a few questions. Especially interested to hear from former UK officers who have made the transition to the Canadian police forces and the hoops they had to jump through to get there
Can anyone help?
Can anyone help?
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Re: Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
I'm confused by your question. Are you currently a Canadian Resident or are you asking about getting an OPG/policing job as a direct from UK applicant?
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Re: Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
Apologies. I am not resident to Canada and therefore will be looking to emigrate from the UK and join the OPG Team
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I have a friend that was a NRF officer with OPG a year ago, he is now a PC. You are basically an armed tactical member responsible for asset protection and responding to various incidents that may occur. Great job, a lot of ex law enforcement/ Corrections/ Police members end up with those spots.
I went threw the process a long time ago. You would have to fly here to do all the testing if you are selected when invites to testing go out, but this is only open to Canadian citizens. As for Police Services, take a look at the services you are interested in and contact a recruiting member.
I went threw the process a long time ago. You would have to fly here to do all the testing if you are selected when invites to testing go out, but this is only open to Canadian citizens. As for Police Services, take a look at the services you are interested in and contact a recruiting member.
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Re: Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
You look the part but you dont act the part.
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Do you currently have a family member or some other form of sponsorship in order to get permanent resident status? The only reason I ask is that you would need a valid work permit and OPG won't be able to sponsor you direct since they get enough local applicants. CPS and EPS were sponsoring UK officers a few years back and I believe Toronto did the same many years ago. However they are all now getting enough local talent and thus aren't able to sponsor UK folks.
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Re: Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
Didn't know they were hiring again, thanks for letting us know. I am sure they just added a few hundred more applicants lol
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Re: Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
hey everyone,
would anybody know how many spots are they looking to fill ?
and would anybody know the pay scale ?
would anybody know how many spots are they looking to fill ?
and would anybody know the pay scale ?
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Re: Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
BC_Blue wrote:hey everyone,
would anybody know how many spots are they looking to fill ?
Nobody who has that information will disclose it due to security reasons.
and would anybody know the pay scale ?
OPG's collective agreement is online.
Re: Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
^ Awesome
Thanks a bunch
cheers
Thanks a bunch
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Top end is like 38 an hour area, slightly less than Bruce nuke which pays 40.
I don't know what the hiring process is like, I know they used to have two separate processes (there was the regular NSO and then the Tactical NSO). As I recall the Tactical one where you made you do the FIT PIN with 80% and the regular NSOs had a simpler fitness test. I'm guessing now that they are all armed, they'll all do the PIN.
I don't know what the hiring process is like, I know they used to have two separate processes (there was the regular NSO and then the Tactical NSO). As I recall the Tactical one where you made you do the FIT PIN with 80% and the regular NSOs had a simpler fitness test. I'm guessing now that they are all armed, they'll all do the PIN.
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Re: Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
CrossfitCop wrote:Lights wrote:I have a friend that was a NRF officer with OPG a year ago, he is now a PC. You are basically an armed tactical member responsible for asset protection and responding to various incidents that may occur. Great job, a lot of ex law enforcement/ Corrections/ Police members end up with those spots.
I went threw the process a long time ago. You would have to fly here to do all the testing if you are selected when invites to testing go out, but this is only open to Canadian citizens. As for Police Services, take a look at the services you are interested in and contact a recruiting member.
Lights. I know personally of a permanent resident who just got hired with Bruce Power tac. Are you certain that OPG requires full citizenship?
Yeah sorry brother thats what I ment, you have to have at least that but Its all up to them.
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POLICE OFFICER
Re: Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
RemingtonSteel wrote:Top end is like 38 an hour area, slightly less than Bruce nuke which pays 40.
I don't know what the hiring process is like, I know they used to have two separate processes (there was the regular NSO and then the Tactical NSO). As I recall the Tactical one where you made you do the FIT PIN with 80% and the regular NSOs had a simpler fitness test. I'm guessing now that they are all armed, they'll all do the PIN.
When I went through the process, I did the PIn test, then the physc. At the same time, a friend made it through as a regular security officer (Not NRF) and he said it was different testing.
Its a great opportunity but if people are thinking this is a drive around in a truck pulling people over/Police type deal it is not. It is an amazing job, but its not what you would think. I wont go into specifics about exactly what they do but its a good career. Go to the OPG web site and sign up. Notifications go out threw that.
“No matter what happens, I simply refuse to lose. To me, it’s really that simple.
I approach anything thought to be difficult with an attitude of “I’ll do this or die trying.” U.S NAVY SEAL.
POLICE OFFICER
I approach anything thought to be difficult with an attitude of “I’ll do this or die trying.” U.S NAVY SEAL.
POLICE OFFICER
Re: Armed nuclear security officer - OPG
I ended up throwing in for this. I wasn't really considering at all, and am more than happy at my current job, but I decided to take a peak over at the posting. After reading it, I felt as though I would be an excellent applicant for it, and went through the online application process.
When I checked it out it was unfortunately only an hour or so before the closing date, so I wasn't the most prepared for this application, but I'm signed up for notifications now, and will definitely consider pursuing.
Thanks for the (vague
) details though guys.
When I checked it out it was unfortunately only an hour or so before the closing date, so I wasn't the most prepared for this application, but I'm signed up for notifications now, and will definitely consider pursuing.
Thanks for the (vague

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Has anyone heard back with a date to the physical testing?