Job Information

Job Title: Statutory Investigator

Job Requisition ID: 88728

Ministry: Public Safety and Emergency Services

Location: Calgary

Full or Part time: Full Time

Hours of Work: 36.25 hours per week

Permanent/Temporary: Permanent

Scope: Open Competition

Closing Date: November 6, 2026

Classification: Program Services 4 (024PSA)

Salary: $3,148.20 to $4,126.82 bi-weekly ($82,168.02 - $107,710/year)

The Ministry of Public Safety and Emergency Services is committed to protecting Albertans and keeping our communities safe. Working alongside other ministries, law enforcement and other community and Indigenous partners, the ministry is part of the justice and public safety continuum and supports the unique needs of Albertans, while ensuring the sustainability and resilience of the system. The ministry leads the coordination, collaboration, and cooperation of organizations involved in the prevention of, response to, and recovery from emergencies in the province. This collaboration ensures the province is prepared for and resilient to the impacts of disasters.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is responsible for investigating police and peace officers for allegations of criminal or statutory offences.

The Level 2 team at ASIRT investigates allegations of criminal or other statutory offences that fall outside of the serious and sensitive mandate of the Level 1 team.

Role Responsibilities

Reporting to the ASIRT Level 2 Investigations Manager, this position is responsible for conducting investigations into criminal and other statutory offences, including planning and conducting interviews, reviewing criminal allegations and gathering and analyzing evidence.

Key Responsibilities:





- Supports ASIRT Level 1 investigators on serious and sensitive files where necessary and as directed by the manager, primary investigator or investigative team members. Investigative functions may include interviewing witnesses and other involved parties, collection of evidence, detailed notetaking, creating comprehensive reports and other duties as required.
- Leads investigation of Level 2, criminal or other statutory, complaints involving Alberta police officers.
- Prepares detailed interview summaries and accurately documents statements.
- Organizes and maintains investigative notes and materials, ensuring all documents are accurately recorded and securely stored.
- Completes objective, thorough and timely investigations into statutory matters involving police and thereby improves public trust in policing.
- Interprets and identifies relevant allegations through the application of the Criminal Code, Police Act, and other statutes.
- Ensures investigative processes adhere to legal, regulatory, and procedural standards including rules of evidence and administrative law.
- Prepares investigative reports, court briefs and liaises with crown prosecutors to support the laying of charges or on the request of crown, obtains additional evidence to support charges.




- Occasional travel will be required within ASIRT’s jurisdiction for field-based investigations.

Competencies are behaviors that are essential to reach our goals in serving Albertans. We encourage you to have an in depth understanding of the competencies that are required for this opportunity and to be prepared to demonstrate them during the recruitment process.

- Systems Thinking: ASIRT and statutory investigators operate in a dynamic workplace, using critical thinking and evidence-based problem-solving to ensure sound investigations and maintain public confidence in policing across Alberta.
- Agility: ASIRT and statutory investigations are complex and demand flexibility, composure, and swift, effective decision-making to balance competing interests.
- Creative Problem Solving: Managing police-involved incidents requires investigative experience, innovative thinking, teamwork, and leveraging diverse skill sets to enhance outcomes and identify growth areas.
- Drive for Results: Investigators must be self-motivated, confident, and solution-oriented, using sound judgment and collaboration to navigate complex cases and achieve investigative goals.

Qualifications

A university degree (4 years) in a related field (Police Studies, Sociology, Criminology, or related field), plus four years of progressively responsible related experience.

Equivalency

Directly related education or experience considered on the basis of:

- 1 year of education for 1 year of experience; or
- 1 year of experience for 1 year of education.

Required: Job-specific experience, technical competencies, certification, and/or training:

- In-depth knowl

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