GURNEET DHALIWAL

Currently hold a part time night position. Duties include but are not limited to; Provide support and assist women in transitioning into safe, supportive housing or other community programs and services. Performs intakes based on established criteria with referral to Shelter Case Worker and other appropriate resources and or shelters if they are not admitted. Provides referrals to community resources including housing supports, health, treatment, legal and financial needs. Liaise with other community resources and supports and external agencies as needed. Performs a variety of duties specific to the operation of an emergency shelter including bed-making, laundry, general clean-up of assigned areas and food prep.

• Responsible for Screening/Intake of women and their families
• Maintaining documents, resident records, and statistical information
• Providing direct services to residents including but not limited to; support accessing housing, legal and financial assistance
• Crisis Intervention, risk assessment and safety planning
• Providing emotional support, goal setting, problem solving, and encouragement
• Creating and maintaining a safe, secure environment for women and their children
• Lastly, monitoring safety and security of residents

• Responsible for providing front counter services at the Surrey RCMP detachment
• This includes performing moderately complex and diversified administrative support work involving the provision of information and assistance in various capacities to the public and other police agencies
• Day to Day tasks include but are not limited to; taking enquiries, explaining rules, dealing with the public and multi-cultural clients
• Duties include but not limited to receiving and processing application for police certificates and processing requests for criminal record searches for security clearance, employment and immigration purposes
• Position requires liaison with staff, RCMP members and external parties in related to the work

• Responsible for maintaining, issuing, and accepting returns of inventory items and providing related Support
• Required to record issuance and return of inventory items; track movement and order inventory items; enter law enforcement notifications and ensure members are notified
• In addition, also required to prepare and maintain files, records, and documentation related to the work
• The position requires liaison with staff, RCMP members, and external parties in related to the work

• Company Overview: Department of Fisheries & Oceans Canada
• Managing the Control Room individually; providing Officers with CPIC results and running 10-26, 10-27, and 10-28 checks on possible suspects
• Using advanced Radio Communication with Fisheries Officers in the province of BC
• Also, using the 10 Codes extensively on a daily basis
• Managing all reports that come in and forwarding them to the right department
• (Environment Canada/Habitat)
• Answering the phone to take, general public complaints and reports, then logging the reports into the system and forwarding them off to the appropriate authority
• Working 12-hour shifts 45 days a week
• Retaining a Secret Clearance
• Also, I have extensive knowledge of the Criminal Code
• Department of Fisheries & Oceans Canada

• Company Overview: Depot (Training Academy)
• Trained to be a police officer in the RCMP in the 6-month program
• Trained tactically with firearms, Batons, and OC Spray
• Retained Top Secret RCMP Clearance
• Trained to use various RCMP Computer Programs
• Depot (Training Academy)