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S.W.A.T Team Member

Education

Almost all swat team members begin there as police officers. In most aginces this requires a high school diploma or GED. New recruits must complete 15-30 weeks of academy training covering law, tactics, Police procedure, Firearms, Emergency Driving, Report Writing and Leadership.

Swat Team Training Video

6 Things that you do in this position

Skills Needed

Salary

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual wage of police officers (including SWAT officers) was $56,130 as of May 2013, with 80 percent earning between $32,670 and $90,700. Members of SWAT teams generally take home a police officer salary commensurate with their education and rank, plus additional hazard pay. Like other law enforcement officers, they supplement their income with generous overtime and bonuses.

Things you do in the SWAT Include

1. Crowd and Riot Control

2. Counter terrorism operations

3. Suicide intervention

4. Hostage situations

5. Covert and undercover operations

6. High-risk search and seizure

A police officer that wants to join swat must have a excellent service record and must have a recommendation from a superior officer. Success on the competitive exam requires superior marksmanship and physical fitness. candidates also must pass a rigorous psychological interview that test their suitability in the service in a high-stakes environment. other qualities include Emotional Stability, Physical Courage and the ability to make quick decisions under stress.

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