Massive Recruitment Announcement at Narok County Public Service Board

JOB GRADE: CPSB 13 (JG ‘F’)
NUMBER OF POSITIONS: ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY (150)
TERMS OF SERVICE: Permanent and Pensionable
SALARY SCALE: Ksh 19,220 X 680 - 19,900 X 700 - 20,600 X 780 - 21,380 X 800- 22,180X950 - 23,130 per month

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Successful candidates will be expected to:

• Maintain the security of wildlife and prevent poaching
• Safeguard tourists and perform various parade duties
• Undertake sentry duties, manning report and inquiry offices
• Investigate wildlife-related crimes and preserve crime scenes
• Track and recover illegal wildlife products
• Collect intelligence and interrogate suspects
• Compile environmental and conservation crime statistics
• Compiling nominal rolls
• Prepare nominal rolls and undertake patrols and escort duties
• Participate in rescue operations

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

Candidates must:

• Have a minimum of KCSE Grade D- (Minus)
• Be a Kenyan citizen with a valid National Identity Card
• Have no criminal record
• Possess a valid Certificate of Good Conduct
• Be physically and mentally fit
• Be aged between 18 and 28 years
• Be at least 5 feet 4 inches tall for men and 5 feet 2 inches tall for womenHave good hearing and clear vision
• Be computer literate
• Female candidates must not be pregnant at the time of recruitment or duringinitialtraining
• Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya (LeadershipandIntegrity) and Article 232 (Values and Principles of Public Service)
• Note: Successful applicants will undergo a paramilitary training course lasting

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JOB GRADE: CPSB 10 (JG ‘J’)
NUMBER OF POSITIONS: THIRTY (30)
TERMS OF SERVICE: Permanent and Pensionable
SALARY SCALE: Ksh 32,700 X 1,300 - 34,000 X 1,380 - 35,380 X 1,390 - 36,770 X1,460- 38,230 X 1,470 - 39,700 X 1,470 - 41,170 X 1,520 - 42,690 per month

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Manage the crime section at a station/outpost and map high-conflict or poachingareasRecord, investigate and forward cases to police for prosecution
• Maintain inventory of lost and found property
• Provide guidance to investigating officers
• Supervise communication (signals and radio rooms)
• Oversee and supervise deployment of officers
• Liaise with government agencies on security matters
• Ensure maintenance of county government vehicles and assets
• Keep operational records and submit timely reports and correspondences
• Execute personnel and administrative duties including morning call-ups andeveningbriefs
• Assist members of the public, coordinate raids, ambushes and special operationsConduct orderly room proceedings and serve as the orderly officer
• Collect and analyze intelligence
• Maintain custody of exhibits, records and installations
• Respond to distress calls and conduct night rounds
• Support other security providers and manage disposal of expired ammunitionInvestigate crimes, apprehend offenders and coordinate community policinginitiativesConduct beats, patrols and attend court sessions where necessary

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Applicants must:

• Hold a Bachelor’s degree in any of the following fields:
  • Wildlife Management, Environmental Management, Forestry, TourismManagement, Environmental Science, Botany and Zoology, Ecology, Counselling and Psychology, Animal Health, Criminology, Law, RiskandDisaster Management, Government and Public Administration, HumanResource Management, or equivalent from a recognized institutionBe a Kenyan citizen
• Possess a valid National Identification Card
• Have no criminal record
• Present a valid Certificate of Good Conduct
• Be aged 22–30 years (for new recruits)
• (If serving) Hold the rank of Ranger or Corporal
• Be at least 5 feet 4 inches tall for men, and 5 feet 2 inches tall for women
• Be physically and medically fit
• Have good hearing and clear vision
• Female candidates must not be pregnant at the time of recruitment or duringtrainingBe proficient in computer applications
• Satisfy the provisions of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 on Leadership and Integrity and Article 232 on Values and Principles of Public Service

Note: Successful applicants will undergo a paramilitary training course lasting not lessthannine (9) months, fu