Assistant sub-inspector wireless Gujarat police

Company Description Gujarat Police is the state law enforcement agency responsible for maintaining public safety, preventing crime, and upholding the law across Gujarat. The wireless division supports secure, reliable communication between field units, control rooms, and specialized branches, enabling effective coordination in routine and emergency situations. The organization emphasizes integrity, discipline, and community service while adopting modern technologies to strengthen policing. Personnel receive structured training, opportunities for advancement, and the chance to contribute directly to public welfare and security.
Role Description The Assistant Sub-Inspector (Wireless) is a full-time, on-site role based in Mahesana, focused on managing and operating wireless communication systems for Gujarat Police. Day-to-day responsibilities include operating radio and wireless equipment, ensuring continuous communication between units, and monitoring assigned frequencies for critical messages and alerts. The role involves maintaining logs of transmissions, assisting in coordination during law enforcement operations, and supporting senior officers with communication-related tasks in routine and special deployments. The Assistant Sub-Inspector (Wireless) also helps in basic maintenance checks of equipment, reports technical issues to the appropriate teams, and follows all departmental protocols, security standards, and legal requirements in handling communications.
Qualifications
Candidates should possess foundational law enforcement and policing skills, including familiarity with the duties of Police Officers and a commitment to public safety and ethical conduct.
Candidates should possess knowledge of criminal investigations and evidence handling, with the ability to support investigative teams by relaying accurate information and maintaining secure communication channels.
Candidates should possess skills related to law enforcement procedures and police communication protocols, including understanding of radio etiquette, incident reporting, and coordination with multiple units.
Candidates should possess technical aptitude for operating wireless and radio communication systems, with attention to detail in monitoring, logging, and escalating communication issues.
Relevant qualifications may include completion of recognized police training programs, basic or intermediate certificates in wireless or communication technology, and familiarity with emergency response procedures.
Additional beneficial skills include strong situational awareness, ability to work under pressure, clear verbal communication, basic computer literacy, and readiness to work in shifts and in field conditions as required.

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