Job summary
This role is based in Calgary where you will work as an Investigative Disclosure Specialist handling legal and investigative records. You will prepare and manage Crown Disclosure files including documents and media for court use.
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Why this job is a good opportunity
- Hourly pay with pension and benefits
- Work closely with law enforcement and legal teams
- Involvement in important criminal justice processes
- Support to grow professionally
Jobs in Calgary, Alberta
This role will support the legal and public safety system in the city of Calgary. It helps ensure accurate and timely disclosure of investigation records for court proceedings.
Salary insights
The hourly pay ranges from $39.00 to $52.14 based on qualifications and role alignment.
This applies to a 40 hour work week with a compressed format and union supported benefits.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an Investigative Disclosure Specialist do?
The process of preparing and managing disclosure files begins with the collection and review and organization of investigation records which will be used in legal proceedings while maintaining their precise details and legal requirements.
Is this a full time job?
According to the plans, pause operation will be affecting for a few months. During these months, a full time temporary job is provided for a whole 6 months with a 40 hour week’s working day encompassed by four 10 hour shifts.
What skills are required?
Data handling, document management, attention to detail, legal documentation, Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, communication, organization
Employer Name : The City Of Calgary
Position : Investigative Disclosure Specialist – Calgary Police Service
No. of vacancies : 1
Salary : $39.00 – 52.14 per hour
Employment Type : Temporary – Full Time
NOC code : 314241
Location : 5050 – 40 Street N.E., Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Job description
- Prepare and complete Crown
- Disclosure files as per required standards
- Work with investigators, prosecutors and staff to meet disclosure needs
- Convert digital files into approved formats for submission
- Manage document scanning, data entry and file organization
- Process requests for copies within strict timelines
- Perform quality checks
- Comply with data retention and handling rules
Job requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent such as GED
- Completion of at least 3 relevant courses in criminal justice or law related programs
- Minimum 3 years of work in a law enforcement setting with knowledge of disclosure processes
- Can work with tools such as Microsoft
- Office, Adobe Acrobat Pro and related systems.
- Can handle sensitive and graphic material professionally
- Must pass an enhanced security clearance check
- Must provide proof of qualifications and obtain an Education Credential
- Assessment if education is from outside Canada
How to apply
Click the link to view full job details and submit your application through the official page before the closing date.