Police Department Policy

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UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 1 3.2 Classification and Delineation of Duties and Responsibilities: Job Task Analysis 3.2.3 Job Task Analysis Requirements (Revised 2/ 16/17) In accordance to the overall guidelines of the UC Office of the President , it is the responsibility of the Police Department, with the assistance of UCSF Human Resources personnel , to utilize job analysis in the development of any new position classifications and/or reclassifications that apply to the Police Department. Written job analyse s will include, at a minimum: A. Essential functions, duties, responsibilities and tasks of each position B. Frequency with which each task is performed C. Minimum level of proficiency necessary in the job related skills, knowledge, abilities and behavi ors D. How critical the work behaviors are E. The j ob-related skills, knowledge and abilities needed to pe rform the work behaviors effectively F. Features distinguishing the job from other jobs in the D epartment.

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