200454018

TS 200454018 is a occupational standard for the Police Officer – Information Technologies role. It defines the professional field of personnel working with information technology tasks within the police organisation and frames the terminology and role context of that specialised occupation.

As a profession standard, it does more than name a job title. It places the role within the operational structure of law-enforcement services, where information systems, data handling, networks, software-supported workflows and institutional IT infrastructure intersect with policing duties. In practical terms, this is a specialist role at the meeting point of technical administration and police operations.

Technical context of the occupation

In general technical terms, information technology covers layers such as hardware, operating systems, communication networks, data management, user support and information security. In a large public institution such as a police organisation, these layers are important for continuity of service, reliable records, access control and internal coordination. The title of this standard shows that such technology work is treated as a distinct professional area within policing.

What the document covers as a job standard

• It is a profession standard focused on the Police Officer – Information Technologies occupation.
• The scope identifies personnel performing information technology duties in policing.
• It frames the professional role of technical work carried out within police services.
• It is connected to IT terminology and relevant institutional regulations.
• It serves as a reference point for understanding the occupation’s professional context and position.