Deputy Commissioner (GMG/SEG 6/Band 12) – Headquarters

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Directing the activities of the Operations Division which include planning, developing, coordinating, administering and evaluating programmes, projects, procedures, systems, and/or service offerings, ensuring compliance with relevant laws, regulations and standards;
• Overseeing day to day oversight of operations to ensure efficient and effective management of investigations, working with senior managers to ensure effective resource allocation and oversight of serious matters, managing issues as they arise, managing risks and dealing with urgent, sensitive and complex issues;
• Identifying and monitoring trends and systemic issues related to the conduct of Security Forces and providing recommendations within the statutory authorities to address systemic or repetitive misconduct;
• Collaborating with the Commissioner and Senior Director of Corporate Services in the development of the Commission’s Annual Strategic Plan, Operational Plan and Budget, in alignment with the Commission’s strategic objectives;
• Providing leadership and guidance in the development, implementation and maintenance of a succession planning program to ensure continuity of skills and competencies within the Operations Division in the Commission.

Minimum Required Qualification and Experience:

• Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice, Management, Public Administration or related discipline; and,
• At least fifteen (15) years of experience in shooting investigations or Police Professional Standards Investigations of which no less than eight (8) years should be at the managerial/supervisory level.

OR

• Undergraduate Degree in Law, Social Sciences, Forensic Science, Humanities or any other related discipline with more than fifteen (15) years of working experience in shooting investigations or Police Professional Standards Investigations including ten (10) years at the senior management level;

AND

• Significant experience in leading investigative teams in major criminal investigations;
• Certification in investigative methods from an accredited institution is an asset;
• Certification in Supervisory Management is an asset.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

• Sound knowledge of the INDECOM Act;
• Demonstrated management and administrative skills.
• Ability to set appropriate work standards and to hold people accountable for their performance.
• Superior communication skills, both orally and in writing, to a variety of audiences including local, national, regional, and international agency officials.
• Good interpersonal skills.
• Experience in writing and/or reviewing policies and/or procedures.
• Ability to work on own initiative and result oriented.
• Shares the Commission’s values, mission and vision.
• Manages continuity, change and transition and knows how to influence and enable others.
• Ability to inspire confidence of others, motivate staff, command respect of others and to respect the dignity of others.
• Proficiency in interpreting and implementing strategies to achieve an organization’s goals.
• Sound character, confidentiality, credibility and integrity.
• The ability to establish confidence and respect with both internal and external stakeholders and be capable of exercising diligence, sound judgment and impartiality.
• Excellent planning, organizational and time management skills.

Thank you for your interest; however, only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.