State troopers promote traffic safety and compliance with state and federal laws related to driving by patrolling highways from a mobile patrol unit. Also known as highway patrol officers or state highway patrol officers, state troopers have powers of arrest and may also enforce public safety laws. State troopers’ duties are assigned on a state-by-state basis, and these duties can vary significantly between states.
Que fait un State Trooper ?
A state trooper, or state police officer, is a law enforcement professional employed by a state agency. They’re responsible for enforcing traffic and criminal laws on state-regulated highways, responding to emergencies involving motorists and assisting with detours and evacuations.
Responsabilités
Un State Trooper doit être capable de remplir diverses fonctions et responsabilités. Voici quelques fonctions et responsabilités qu'un State Trooper doit être capable d'exécuter :
Enforcing speed limits and other vehicular laws on state-managed highways
Rendering first aid to automobile accident victims
Providing backup for local, county and federal law enforcement agencies
Managing road closures during mass evacuations, severe weather and crashes
Investigating vehicle collisions
Compétences requises
Un State Trooper compétitif aura certaines compétences et qualifications, notamment :
Strong oral and written communication skills
Attention to detail
Ability to multitask under stressful, potentially life-threatening conditions
Excellent physical conditioning
Good judgement in emergency situations
Willingness to work nontraditional hours, including nights, weekends and holidays
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