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Hey I am an Australian state police (12 years) detective (5 years) and would like to quit and work a FIFO job. I would like to use my investigative skills as I have no skills except policing (was an ex soldier too). Does anyone have any ideas/avenues for me to research? Thanks for your time.
We had the inspectorate onsite the other week. One was an ex-police officer and very thorough with the questioning. While not specifically FIFO, that may be an option. Otherwise a couple of the Safety and Health people have previously worked in the force and have a great understanding of legislation and have been quite successful with the extra attention to detail which probably comes with their previous work experience.
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I agree with the appointed inspector comment that the person should have significant mining experience. In this instance there was an inspector with the ex-police officer facilitating the investigation.
Not sure if it's a new thing but kinda made sense that it would be advantageous to have someone highly experienced at performing investigations paired with an inspector with extensive mining experience to get a good result on an investigation.