Protective Service resume examples
SpartanResume publishes 23 resume examples in protective service, covering 469 task statements and 723 advertised job titles drawn from the O*NET occupational database. 20 of these 23 roles record Microsoft Excel among their software. Each page below lists what that job actually involves, the titles it is posted under, and the skills worth naming if they are genuinely yours.
Roles in this field
- Animal Control Worker25 titles · 15 tasks
- Bailiff16 titles · 15 tasks
- Correctional Officers and Jailer40 titles · 27 tasks
- Customs and Border Protection Officer27 titles · 11 tasks
- Detectives and Criminal Investigator40 titles · 30 tasks
- Fire Inspectors and Investigator40 titles · 30 tasks
- Firefighter40 titles · 30 tasks
- First-Line Supervisor of Correctional Officers13 titles · 23 tasks
- First-Line Supervisor of Firefighting and Prevention Workers40 titles · 30 tasks
- First-Line Supervisor of Police and Detectives40 titles · 20 tasks
- Fish and Game Warden30 titles · 24 tasks
- Forest Fire Inspectors and Prevention Specialist25 titles · 16 tasks
- Gambling Surveillance Officers and Gambling Investigator25 titles · 8 tasks
- Intelligence Analyst40 titles · 21 tasks
- Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Worker25 titles · 15 tasks
- Parking Enforcement Worker20 titles · 22 tasks
- Police Identification and Records Officer39 titles · 15 tasks
- Police Officer40 titles · 30 tasks
- Private Detectives and Investigator40 titles · 14 tasks
- Retail Loss Prevention Specialist30 titles · 21 tasks
- Security Guard40 titles · 14 tasks
- Transit and Railroad Police29 titles · 12 tasks
- Transportation Security Screener19 titles · 26 tasks
Software these roles record
How many of the 23 roles on this page record each tool in their O*NET entry. A count of these pages, not a claim about the wider job market.
- 20/23Microsoft Excel
- 17/23Microsoft Office software
- 16/23Microsoft Outlook
- 15/23Microsoft Word
- 13/23Microsoft PowerPoint
- 12/23Microsoft Access
- 10/23Email software
- 8/23Corel WordPerfect Office Suite
- 7/23Web browser software
- 5/23Microsoft Windows
- 4/23Computer aided composite drawing software
- 4/23Crime mapping software
Skills rated important across this field
How many of these roles rate each skill as important. Worth naming on a resume only where it is genuinely yours.
- 23/23Active Listening
- 23/23Critical Thinking
- 23/23Speaking
- 22/23Monitoring
- 21/23Social Perceptiveness
- 18/23Coordination
- 18/23Judgment and Decision Making
- 18/23Reading Comprehension
- 13/23Active Learning
- 11/23Complex Problem Solving
- 8/23Service Orientation
- 8/23Writing
Knowledge areas
The subject knowledge these occupations draw on, by how many of them record it.
- 23/23English Language
- 23/23Public Safety and Security
- 21/23Customer and Personal Service
- 18/23Law and Government
- 13/23Education and Training
- 12/23Administration and Management
- 11/23Computers and Electronics
- 11/23Psychology
- 10/23Administrative
- 5/23Telecommunications
- 3/23Building and Construction
- 3/23Geography
What these counts are, and are not
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