Where Are All The Police? – An Analysis of Police Resources


(51) 3. Stores/Supplies – Organisational Support - Staff who are predominantly employed in the administration and handling of stores/supplies. (52) 1. Surveillance Unit – Operational - Staff who are predominantly employed on surveillance duties. 2. Surveillance Unit – Operational Support - Staff who are predominantly employed on surveillance duties. (53) 1. Technical Support Unit – Operational - Staff who are predominantly employed in the provision, maintenance and installation of technical support equipment. 2. Technical Support Unit – Operational Support - Staff who are predominantly employed in the provision, maintenance and installation of technical support equipment. (54) 1. Traffic – Operational - Staff who are predominantly employed on motor-cycles or in patrol vehicles for the policing of traffic and motorway related duties. This does not include officers employed in accident investigation, vehicle examination and radar duties. 2. Traffic – Operational Support - Staff who are predominantly employed to support the traffic function of the force including radar, accident investigation, vehicle examination and traffic administration. Include officers working with hazardous chemicals. 3. Traffic – Organisational Support - Administrative staff predominantly serving the internal needs of the traffic function of the force. (55) 1. Traffic Wardens – Operational - Traffic Wardens engaged in patrol and other duties. 2. Traffic Wardens - Operational Support - Staff (including Senior Traffic Wardens) who are predominantly employed in the supervision of Traffic Wardens, otherwise than on patrol. 3. Traffic Wardens - Organisational Support - Staff who are predominantly employed in administrative duties connected with Traffic Warden Units. (56) 2. Training – Operational Support - Staff who are predominantly employed in the training and instruction of other officers including training management, force training school instructors, divisional training officers, public order trainers, driving school instructors, detective training instructors, HOLMES training instructors, physical training instructors and officers employed in training administration. Do not include officers employed in Firearms Training (see 28). 3. Training – Organisational Support - Staff who are predominantly employed in the training and instruction of other officers including training management, force training school instructors, divisional training officers, public order trainers, driving school instructors, detective training instructors, HOLMES training instructors, physical training instructors and officers employed in training administration. Do not include officers employed in Firearms Training (see 28). (57) 1. Underwater – Operational - Staff who are predominantly employed in an Underwater Search Unit but not including officers employed in Marine Units (see 37). (58) 1. Vehicle Crime – Operational - Staff who are predominantly assigned to the investigation of theft of or from motor vehicles. (59) 2. Vehicle Workshops/Fleet – Operational Support - Staff who are predominantly employed in the administration and maintenance of the Force vehicle fleet. (60) 1. Vice – Operational - Staff who are predominantly employed in the investigation of offences relating to obscene publications and prostitution. 2. Vice - Operational Support - Staff who are predominantly employed in the investigation of offences relating to obscene publications and prostitution. (61) 3. Welfare - Occupational Health and Welfare – Organisational Support - Staff who are predominantly employed as welfare officers, occupational health Officers, nurses and Force Medical Officers. (62) 1. Other - Operational 2. Other - Operational Support 3. Other - Organisational Support


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