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Bonneville County

Detention Deputy Testing

Idaho Falls, ID · On-site

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Event Minimum Standard Rest Period Vertical Jump: 14 inches 3 Minutes Sit-Ups (1 minute): 15 5 Minutes Push-Ups: 21 10 Minutes 300-Meter Run: 77 seconds 15 Minutes 1.5-Mile Run/Walk: 17 minutes 17 ...

Washoe County

DEPUTY SHERIFF

Reno, NV · On-site

$77K - $108K/yr

Vertical Jump - 14 inches Agility Run - 19.5 seconds Sit-ups - 30 (60 second time limit) Push-ups - 23 (no time limit) 300 meter sprint - 68 seconds 1.5 mile run - 16:57 (minutes: seconds) For more ...

Weber County

Deputy Sheriff Trainee - Corrections

Ogden, UT

$29.57/hr

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Utah POST Law Enforcement Officer (BCO) Entrance Standard: -Vertical Jump (15 inches) -Push-Ups (16 Reps -Maximum repetitions with no time constraint and no rest during this phase of the test ...

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How can I work on my vertical jump?

To improve your vertical jump, focus on strength training exercises such as squats and plyometrics like box jumps, which develop leg power. Incorporating proper technique, flexibility, and consistent practice can enhance your jump height over time; some athletes also use jump training programs or coaching to optimize results.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a vertical jump coach, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Vertical Jump Coach, you need expertise in exercise science, biomechanics, and sports performance, often backed by a degree in kinesiology or a related field. Familiarity with strength training equipment, jump measurement tools, and certifications like CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist) are typically required. Excellent motivational skills, clear communication, and the ability to personalize training plans help coaches stand out. These skills and qualifications ensure athletes receive safe, effective, and tailored training to maximize their vertical jump potential.

What are some common challenges vertical jump coaches face when designing training programs for athletes?

Vertical jump coaches often encounter challenges such as tailoring programs to athletes with varying skill levels, managing the risk of overuse injuries, and ensuring consistent progress without plateaus. It's important to balance plyometric and strength training while monitoring each athlete's recovery and form. Coaches also need to effectively communicate with athletes and sometimes collaborate with other sports staff to align jump training with overall athletic goals.

What is the difference between Vertical Jump vs Athletic Trainer?

AspectVertical JumpAthletic Trainer
Required CredentialsNone specific, often athletic or sports backgroundCertification (ATC), degree in athletic training or related field
Work EnvironmentSports teams, gyms, fitness centersSports facilities, schools, hospitals
Industry UsageSports performance, fitness trainingInjury prevention, rehabilitation, athlete care

The Vertical Jump focuses on measuring and improving an individual's explosive leg power, often used in sports performance. An Athletic Trainer, however, specializes in injury prevention, assessment, and rehabilitation of athletes. While both roles are connected to sports, the Vertical Jump is a physical test or training metric, whereas the Athletic Trainer is a healthcare professional ensuring athlete health and safety.

What is a vertical jump?

A vertical jump is a measure of how high an individual can elevate off the ground from a standstill, using only their legs. It's commonly used in sports like basketball, volleyball, and track and field to assess an athlete's explosive power and leg strength. The test typically involves jumping from a standing position and reaching as high as possible, either touching a device or marking a wall. Improving vertical jump can enhance athletic performance, particularly in sports that require quick, powerful movements.
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Corrections Deputy - Sheriff's Office

Salt Lake County

Salt Lake City, UT • On-site

$31.01/hr

Full-time, Part-time

Medical, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 17 days ago

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Company rating: 7.3 out of 10

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Job description

  CORRECTIONS DEPUTY

NO EXPERIENCE OR TRAINING REQUIRED

$31.01 per hour

Must be 19 years old by the academy start date

We will pay for your POST Certification Training and also pay you an hourly wage and full benefits while attending our POST Academy. 

This recruitment is for an academy with a tentative start date of March 1, 2027.

 

Job Description

The position offers full-time Salt Lake County benefits such as Public Safety retirement through Utah Retirement Systems (URS), health insurance, paid sick and vacation time, tuition reimbursement, and the camaraderie of working with your friends and neighbors to protect and improve our community.

The Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office runs a Certified POST Training Academy. As a cadet in our academy you will be taught the skills needed to begin your career in law enforcement. With years of experience, our instructors will guide you through course work in Federal and State laws, Ethical Leadership Skills, Verbal Communication Skills, as well as Physical Fitness and Defensive Tactics trainings. 

Following the completion of your training, you will take your POST certification and a new professional outlook into your career with the Sheriff's Office.

Responsibilities

As a Deputy, you will learn valuable communication skills essential for assisting the public and/or dealing with our ever-changing prisoner population. This position is both challenging and rewarding. You will be responsible for providing law enforcement duties outside and tactical responses inside. You will learn defensive tactics to keep you and your new law enforcement family safe, as well as valuable de-escalation techniques to end incidents before they even begin. You will be involved in housing prisoners, processing new arrestees, responding to emergency situations, working with the mentally ill population, and will have many opportunities for growth and advancement.

 For any questions, please e-mail slaughlin@saltlakecounty.gov or call 385-468-9898

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"While working for the Sheriff's Office, I feel I have become a better person and am more fulfilled in my life. I work with caring people who I can now call lifelong friends. The most impressive part of my job is all the different areas in that I can work, depending on my interests. There is a need for all types of people in this field of work, and the result is diverse and exciting. This is a great opportunity that provides knowledge and experience that is useful for a lifetime." - A current Salt Lake County Corrections Deputy


Minimum Qualifications:

Must be a U.S. citizen or have lived in the country for at least five years and have legal authorization to work

Must be at least 19 years of age by the date of hire

Must be a resident of the State of Utah at the time of hire

Must possess a valid Utah Driver's license at time of hire

Must have a high school diploma or equivalent (GED)

Must not have any disqualifying criminal history. Details can be found on Utah Department of Public Safety's website.

Must have a passing NPOST score at 70% or higher

Must pass the PT Test. 

  • Location - TBD
  • Time - TBD 
  • Date(s) - TBD

PT Test minimum requirements:

      • Vertical Jump = 14.5 inches
      • Push-Up = 14
      • Isometric Plank = 30 seconds
      • 1.5 Mile Run = Under 16 minutes and 11 seconds.
    • Only those who pass the PT test will continue through the hiring process
  • The Hiring Process includes:
    • PT Test
    • Conditional Offer
    • Background Investigations Process including a Computer Voice Stress Analysis (CVSA)
    • Background Interviews/Job Offers
    • If hired, you will be required to pass a Medical/Physical Evaluation and a Drug screen.
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