Security & Protection

The salary range of employees working in Cook Islands in Security & Protection typically ranges from 28,440 NZD (low salaries) to 69,552 NZD (highest average, actual salaries may be even higher)

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List of positions in the Security & Protection category and their job descriptions

Fire Officer

• Performing preventive fire inspections.
• Determining sites with an increased risk of fire and the number of members of the fire patrol.
• Conducting training in fire protection and professional fire patrol training.
• Completing, managing and maintaining the documentation regarding fire protection in accordance with the actual state.
• Determining the fire safety requirements in the event of change in the use of buildings.
• Completing the documentation regarding fire protection of the used building.
• Organising and evaluating fire drills.

28,980 - 61,116 NZD

Firefighter, Rescuer

• Fire-fighting with water and foam.
• Performing of actions aimed at the prevention of fire or the further spread of fire.
• Driving a fire vehicle.
• Extricating people from road accidents using special technical equipment.
• Eliminating the consequences of road accidents.
• Entering locked premises using brute force (in extreme cases).
• Controlling the functionality and completeness of fire equipment and appliances.
• Attending tactical fire exercises and trainings.

33,060 - 62,700 NZD

Health and Safety Officer

• Checking compliance with safety regulations and standards in the workplace.
• Designing measures eliminating detected drawbacks.
• Creating and updating internal occupational health and safety regulations.
• Conducting entry and continuous staff trainings in occupational health and safety.
• Performing inspections and safety audits.
• Cooperating with government authorities in the investigation of accidents at work and writing protocols.
• Monitoring legislative changes concerning OSH.
• Managing documentation and records on OSH.

32,856 - 73,128 NZD

Police Inspector

• Conducting investigations into criminal activities and incidents.
• Enforcing laws and regulations to maintain public order and safety.
• Gathering evidence and preparing detailed reports for prosecution.
• Collaborating with other law enforcement agencies and community organizations.
• Responding to emergency calls and providing assistance at crime scenes.
• Interviewing witnesses and suspects to obtain relevant information.
• Patrolling assigned areas to deter and detect criminal behavior.
• Participating in community outreach programs to build trust and cooperation.
• Educating the public on crime prevention strategies and safety practices.
• Attending court proceedings to provide testimony as needed.
• Maintaining accurate records of all activities and incidents.
• Completing ongoing training and professional development to stay current with law enforcement practices and technologies.
• Upholding ethical standards and demonstrating integrity in all interactions.
• Utilizing technology and tools for crime analysis and reporting.
• Ensuring compliance with departmental policies and legal standards.

43,680 - 81,552 NZD

Police Officer

• Exposing and investigating crimes, misdemeanours and offences.
• Interrogation of eye witnesses and suspects, taking notes.
• Writing statements and other records.
• Issuing, writing, and collecting fines for traffic offences.
• Using specific coercive means to detain suspects/perpetrators while limiting their personal freedom.
• Instructing detained persons of their rights.
• Driving motor vehicles and motorcycles.
• Participating in meetings, lectures, and programmes focused on preventing crime.

35,352 - 67,416 NZD

Prison Officer

• Monitoring the behaviour and movement of prisoners during the breaks for meals, sports activities, work activities and visits.
• Performing personal searches of prisoners and prison cells, confiscating illegal items, narcotics and psychotropic substances, weapons and valuables.
• Checking the security prison cells, gates, locks, bars.
• Escorting prisoners from custodial institution to enforcement of custody/imprisonment to court proceedings, medical examinations, etc.
• Applying coercive measures in the event of an outbreak of riots, physical assaults, escape attempts, etc.

39,072 - 72,684 NZD

Safety specialist

• Conducting risk assessments to identify potential hazards and implement safety measures.
• Developing and implementing safety policies and procedures in accordance with local regulations and industry standards.
• Providing training and guidance to employees on safety practices and emergency preparedness.
• Monitoring workplace conditions and ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
• Investigating accidents and incidents to determine root causes and recommend corrective actions.
• Collaborating with management to promote a culture of safety within the organization.
• Maintaining accurate records of safety inspections, incidents, and training sessions.
• Staying updated on industry trends and regulatory changes related to workplace safety.
• Assisting in the development of safety-related materials and communication strategies.
• Conducting safety audits and inspections to ensure adherence to established safety protocols.

41,496 - 89,652 NZD

Security Guard

• Securing the protection of physical persons and private property.
• Performing regular patrols around protected buildings and neighbouring areas.
• Performing patrols in the event that a breach of a protected area is signalled.
• Monitoring buildings and neighbouring areas using security camera systems.
• Determining and recording the identity of individuals.
• Checking people entering a building, performing regular or random personal searches when the presence of dangerous or forbidden items is suspected.
• Checking people leaving a building, performing regular or random personal searches when theft or misappropriation is suspected.
• Using speed, force, and other coercive means to detain a person, if needed.
• Co-operation with the police, firefighters, and rescue team members.
• Providing aid and assistance to the public.

26,208 - 39,048 NZD

Security Service Director

• Overseeing and managing all security operations within the organization.
• Developing and implementing security policies, protocols, and procedures to ensure a safe environment.
• Coordinating with local law enforcement and emergency services to enhance security measures.
• Conducting risk assessments and vulnerability analyses to identify potential security threats.
• Leading and training security personnel to ensure adherence to security standards and practices.
• Monitoring security systems and reviewing incident reports to improve response strategies.
• Collaborating with various departments to address security concerns and ensure compliance with regulations.
• Managing budgets and resources allocated for security operations and initiatives.
• Preparing and presenting security reports to senior management and stakeholders.
• Ensuring the continuous improvement of security processes and technologies to adapt to evolving threats.
• Acting as the primary point of contact for security-related inquiries and incidents within the organization.
• Promoting a culture of safety and security awareness among employees and visitors.

Security service technician

• installation, configuration and commissioning of technical protection systems (video surveillance, anti-burglary, access control), automatic fire alarm systems, SOS systems, intercom and video intercom systems, sound systems, anti-burglary lighting, ramps and barriers, revolving barriers, vehicle monitoring
• Functional testing of installed equipment and software
• Maintenance and servicing of the installed technical protection systems at the service user's facilities
• independent resolution of known technical problems and/or in recurring situations
• Supervision and control of electrical installation works and structural cabling works of the technical protection system

28,788 - 76,080 NZD

Soldier

• Participating in domestic and overseas military operations.
• Completing orders from superiors.
• Responsibility for entrusted military accoutrement and weaponry.
• Maintenance of entrusted military accoutrement and weaponry.
• Driving motor vehicles and operating military equipment.
• Helping civilians in case of contingency (floods etc.).

35,076 - 75,756 NZD

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