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Title
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Description
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We are looking for a Traffic Police officer. As a Traffic Police officer, you will be responsible for ensuring road safety, regulating traffic flow, and enforcing traffic laws. Your duties include protecting the safety of drivers and pedestrians, preventing traffic accidents, and intervening when necessary. Investigating and reporting traffic accidents, as well as initiating legal procedures against traffic violations, are also part of your responsibilities. Additionally, you will participate in community awareness and educational activities related to traffic safety. This position requires high attention, quick decision-making skills, and strong communication abilities. As a Traffic Police officer, you will contribute to maintaining public order and enhancing community safety.
Responsibilities
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- Enforce traffic laws and regulations
- Investigate and report traffic accidents
- Ensure safety of drivers and pedestrians
- Initiate legal actions against traffic violations
- Raise community awareness on traffic safety
- Respond to emergencies
- Operate and maintain traffic equipment
- Participate in training and educational activities
- Perform reporting and record-keeping tasks
Requirements
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- Completed traffic police training
- Physically healthy and resilient
- Good communication and problem-solving skills
- Ability to make quick and accurate decisions
- Teamwork oriented
- Knowledge of legal regulations
- Ability to work under stress
- Adaptability to night and shift work
- Driver's license preferred
Potential interview questions
Text copied to clipboard!- How do you respond to a traffic accident?
- What methods do you use to regulate traffic flow?
- How do you handle a difficult driver?
- How do you detect traffic violations?
- How do you raise community awareness about traffic safety?
- What priorities do you consider in emergencies?
