No physical or written test needed: manchester pd is hiring

No Physical or Written Test Needed: Manchester PD is Hiring

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May 6, 2024
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MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Manchester Township Police Department is currently seeking candidates for police officer positions, highlighting a unique approach to the hiring process. In a recent announcement, the department noted that it would not require a physical fitness test or written test for applicants.

The department is instead focusing on evaluating candidates based on their resumes, experience, character, and interviews. This method aims to assess the deeper qualities necessary for effective law enforcement professionals, beyond mere physical capabilities.

Applicants are required to be either NJ PTC certified, currently enrolled in a certified police academy, or certified for the Basic Course for Class Two Special Law Enforcement Officers with NJPTC Waiver Eligibility within 6 months.

Manchester PD offers competitive pay and benefits, including a progressive work environment. Officers enjoy a favorable schedule of four days on followed by three days off, ample vacation, personal and sick time, gym access, outer carriers, diverse specialty units, and abundant training opportunities.

Interested candidates can apply by visiting the Manchester Police Department’s job portal page.

Phil Stilton

Phil Stilton

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