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Intox EC IR II

  • Agency selects course/training required; should attending members meet prerequisites
  • Agency will download the QF135 Course Registration Form by clicking on the register now tab
  • Download the enrollment form and save as the following: Name of agency, name of applicant, name of course and date
  • Agency completes the Course Registration Form (with as much information as possible) and email a completed copy to the APA In-Service Mail Box found at apainservicetraining@hollandcollege.com
  • Email and attach the completed form using the same name of agency, name of applicant, name of course and date as the subject line. This will allow for quick and streamlined processing of the application
  • Agency will be provided with a follow-up email advising of the result of their attendance
  • Should a member be selected for training, the member will be provided with joining instructions to assist with their enrollment
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Price:
$1300

Date:
January 13th to 17th

Course Length:
5 Days

Course Seats Available:
7/24

Course Description

The five (5) day course provides training to police officers on the theory of breath testing and the operation of the Intox EC/IR II for the purposes of obtaining their designation as a Qualified Technician (QT) pursuant to the Criminal Code of Canada. The training is appropriate for QTs who meet the candidate selection criteria and designated QTs who are non-current in the operation of an approved evidentiary instrument.

Course Prerequisites

• Peace Officers who have regular involvement in the enforcement of impaired driving offences. NOTE: Regular involvement in the enforcement of impaired driving offences is generally defined as the investigation of one or more offences of impaired driving per month.

• Peace Officers who have an interest in and an aptitude for technical aspects of law enforcement. NOTE: An aptitude for the technical aspects of law enforcement is defined as a Peace Officer who has a demonstrated inherent ability to learn technical material sufficiently so that he/she can properly perform tasks required on the job.

• Peace Officers who have an ability to be an effective witness. NOTE: The ability to be an effective witness is defined as a Peace Officer who can withstand the scrutiny of extensive cross-examination while maintaining professional composure and accuracy.

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