Emergency Vehicle Operations Course ( EVOC) Instructor

Position Overview Controlled F.O.R.C.E., Inc. (CFI) is seeking an experienced law enforcement instructor to serve as an Emergency Vehicle Operators Course (EVOC) Instructor supporting the U.S. Navy’s Master-at-Arms Ready Relevant Learning training program. This position combines Basic Security Fundamentals instruction with classroom and practical training in emergency vehicle operation, vehicle inspections, and vehicle control. The ideal candidate brings operational law enforcement experience, emergency vehicle driving experience, and a strong commitment to student safety.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver approved classroom and practical instruction in emergency vehicle operation, vehicle inspections, and vehicle control.
• Demonstrate approved driving techniques and supervise students during practical driving exercises.
• Evaluate student performance, provide corrective coaching, and reinforce safe vehicle operation.
• Inspect and prepare training vehicles, equipment, and training areas; report deficiencies and safety concerns.
• Deliver assigned Basic Security Fundamentals instruction, including law enforcement, physical security, force protection, use of force, and non-lethal weapons within assigned qualifications.
• Prepare instructional materials, administer examinations, and provide feedback and remediation.
• Maintain accurate student evaluations, training records, and instructor qualification documentation.
• Follow approved curriculum, risk management practices, emergency procedures, and Navy training requirements.
• Instruct at least four basic EVOC courses annually, which may be taught in tandem, to maintain instructor certification.
• Complete the three-day EVOC Instructor Recertification Course every three years following initial certification.

Required Experience and Qualifications

• At least two years of experience delivering training as an instructor.
• At least two years of emergency vehicle driving experience.
• Possess a valid state driver’s license.
• Have a clean driving record, including:
• No DWI or DUI convictions.
• No major moving violations, such as reckless driving or a suspended license, within the previous three years.
• Meet at least one of the following operational or instructional experience requirements:
• Have been a certified federal, state, or municipal law enforcement officer with at least five years of operational patrol experience with a civilian law enforcement agency.
• Have been certified with at least five years of operational patrol experience with a military law enforcement agency.
• Have instructed military law enforcement or military security tactics within the previous two years.
• Have no criminal record of conviction in the National Crime Information Center (NCIC), as required by the contract.
• Possess at least one of the following instructional qualifications:
• Completion of the Navy Instructor Training Course, A-012-0077, or a military service or civilian equivalent.
• Academic credentials as a teacher or professor.
• Instructor training through an academic institution meeting the PWS’s required coursework and credit-hour criteria, subject to Navy review and acceptance.
• Knowledge of classroom management, adult learning methods, student motivation, and instructional presentation technology.
• Familiarity with Navy organization, military rank structure, terminology, and shipboard or installation environments.
• Strong verbal and written English communication skills.

Certification and Assignment Requirements Applicants must meet applicable contract screening requirements and successfully complete required certifications before independently instructing Navy students.

Requirements include:

• U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain a favorably adjudicated Tier 3 background investigation or accepted equivalent.
• Eligibility for required installation access and a Department of Defense Common Access Card.
• Successful completion and maintenance of Basic Security Fundamentals Course Unique Instructor Training (CUIT) certification and assigned instructor qualifications.
• Completion of CENSECFOR-provided Non-Lethal Weapons–Basic Instructor qualification training and certification.
• Successful completion of government-provided EVOC instructor certification and recurring recertification. Civilian or state EVOC certifications do not substitute for this required government training.
• Completion of the Physical Fitness Inquiry for Motor Vehicle Operators, Form OF-345, and required review.
• Current Tactical Combat Casualty Care certification at the Combat Lifesaver/Tier 2 level.
• Current Adult/Infant CPR instructor certification meeting Navy requirements, including applicable CPR/AED instructor requirements. Stand-alone online training does not satisfy this requirement.
• Continued compliance with professional conduct, appearance, safety, and recurring training standards.

Medical, Psychological, and Physical Requirements Employment in this position is contingent upon successful completion of contract-required screenings and demonstration of suitability for high-risk instructor duties.

• Medical Screening: Successfully complete an in-person medical screening, including psychosocial screening, by a qualified medical provider before beginning instructor duties.
• Psychological Screening: Successfully complete screening by a qualified practitioner establishing psychological suitability to instruct high-risk training before beginning instructor duties.
• Recurring Screenings: Maintain current medical and psychological screenings, with renewal every three years and during contract recompetition or renewal.
• Drug Screening: Successfully complete the required pre-duty drug screening and maintain compliance with the contract’s drug-free training requirements.
• Physical Fitness: Meet and maintain the fitness and conditioning required to perform assigned training activities, including applicable self-defense, tactical, and dynamic maneuvers; weapons qualifications from standing, kneeling, and prone positions where assigned; climbing and descending ladders; and moving through narrow passageways.
• Vehicle Operation: Meet the contract’s motor vehicle operator screening requirements and be able to safely operate assigned government vehicles.
• Training Environment: Be able to perform assigned duties at heights and acclimate to local environmental conditions, including high heat and humidity.

How to Apply Submit a résumé detailing your military or civilian law enforcement experience, operational patrol experience, emergency vehicle driving experience, and instructional background. Include copies of relevant instructor course certificates and current training certifications.