200453914

TS 200453914 is a vocational standard that defines the gendarmerie role in public order and preventive law enforcement service, classifies that occupation, and addresses how the required characteristics for this profile are measured and evaluated. In practical terms, it describes the professional shape of the person performing the service, rather than setting out the operational rules of an entire unit.

What the occupational profile covers

The standard centers on duties related to maintaining public order and preventing incidents before they escalate. In general technical terms, this kind of role depends on situational awareness, lawful intervention, correct handling of public-order events, and the ability to distinguish preventive policing tasks from other law-enforcement actions. The document frames these elements at the level of occupational definition and classification.

Measurement and evaluation of required attributes

A notable feature of this standard is that it also includes the measurement and evaluation of the qualities expected from the role. In vocational-standard practice, this usually relates to structured assessment of knowledge, skills, attitude, and job-performance capability. As general technical context, that means the profile is not only about knowing the legal framework, but also about applying judgment, communication, incident handling, and professional discipline in the field.

• It defines both the gendarmerie unit and the personnel serving in this function.
• It classifies the public order and preventive law enforcement occupation.
• It identifies the characteristics expected for the role.
• It includes measurement and evaluation of those characteristics.