As an Advanced Response Officer, you will assume the important responsibility of training incoming officers to the division. Your expertise will be utilised in various training programs, including: 

• Scene Containment Trainings

• ERPT Inductions.

• Dog Support Group Trainings
  
  

Your role in shaping and instructing the skills of newer officers will contribute significantly to the overall proficiency and effectiveness of the ERPT division. Embrace this opportunity to share your knowledge and experience, fostering a well-prepared and capable team.

As a requirement for all Advanced Response Officers, it is mandatory to complete two training sessions per week. These sessions can include any of the outlined training programs. This ongoing commitment to training ensures the continuous development and readiness of Advanced Response Officers within the ERPT division. Your active participation in these sessions is crucial to maintaining the high standards expected of your advanced role.

As an Advanced Response Officer, several benefits await you, including:

• Participation in Weekly Reward System: You can actively engage in the weekly reward system within ERPT, providing opportunities for recognition and additional incentives.

• New Uniform: Enjoy the privilege of donning a new uniform, signifying your advanced rank and responsibilities.

• Additional Vehicles: Access to a wider range of vehicles to enhance your mobility and operational flexibility within the ERPT.

Trainings available at this rank

• Bike Training: completed by RPU (Mentor+)  HANDBOOK 

• Speed Gun: Training completed by RPU (Mentor+) HANDBOOK

• Low Speed Tac Contact Training: completed by RPU (Mentor+) HANDBOOK

• Drone Training: completed by NPAS (Flight Instructor+) HANDBOOK 

• Horse Training: completed by ERPT (Specialist Response Team) HANDBOOK

These benefits not only acknowledge your elevated position but also aim to enrich your experience and contributions to the division. Embrace these opportunities as you continue to excel in your role as an Advanced Response Officer.