Enforcement Officer at Muranga County Government

Responsibilities

• Enforcing various County laws and other relevant acts
• Monitoring and enforcing compliance on County Revenue
• Maintaining county laws, sanity and order in market and other business premises,
• Performing the duties of traffic marshal,
• Overseeing cleanliness and orderliness of station of duties,
• Receiving and scrutinizing charge sheets from investigation officer, giving evidence in court where county has interest in traffic matters,
• Checking on insurance and facilitating the insurance of county vehicle,
• Handling drills and parade matters,
• Receive and scrutinizes charge sheet from investigation officer,
• Peruses and advised on investigations witness in court,
• Produce exhibit in court, bonds prosecution witnesses and takes plea in court,
• Safe custody of exhibits,
• Coordinate with the head of respective enforcement in preparation of cases and witness and produces the past record of an accused person in court, and
• Supervising and maintain discipline amongst his subordinates

Qualifications

For appointment to this grade an officer must have: –

• Served in enforcement or in a comparable and relevant position in the public service for a minimum period of twelve (12) years
• Approved enforcement officers course or police training course or Administration police course from a recognized government institution
• A supervisory or management course from a recognized government institution or its equivalent
• Physical fitness as applicable to the Kenyan Police Service plus a fitness medical certificate from a recognized institution
• Certificate in specialized training in prosecution and investigation skills from a recognized institution
• Certificate of Good Conduct from the Director of Criminal Investigation
• Certificate in computer application
• Demonstrate merit and shown ability as reflected work performance and result