Investigator, General Investigations Unit

**Investigator, General Investigations Unit**

**ABOUT AGLC**
Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis (AGLC) is a dynamic organization leading Alberta’s gaming, liquor and cannabis industries. Our team of high performers is driven to provide our customers with outstanding service and Albertans with choices they can trust.

**ABOUT REGULATORY SERVICES**

Regulatory Services Division ensures the integrity of the gaming, liquor, and cannabis industries in Alberta. Through a mix of business improvements, detailed audit, compliance support and diligent investigation we are able to deliver on our promise to protect the Albertans we serve

**ABOUT THE POSITION**

**Investigator, General Investigations Unit**
**Job Req**:2637
**Location**:Calgary Office
**Division/Branch**:Regulatory Services / Investigations
**Classification**:Investigator/Inspector 3 (052)
**Status**:Union
**Employment Status**:Permanent Full Time
**Salary**:$73,458.45 - $96,149.79
**Closing Date: October 17, 2024**

**JOB SUMMARY**

The Investigations Branch is looking for a highly energetic, dynamic, professional and career orientated individual to join our Gaming Investigations Unit South as an investigator.

The Investigator will prepare reports, court briefs, search warrants, swear criminal charges and gives evidence in court proceedings and AGLC Board hearings. They conduct security reviews of casinos, Racing Entertainment Center’s, Gaming Entertainment Center’s and Bingos. As a member of the Integrated Investigations Team participates in criminal investigations into illegal activities impacting lawful gaming (i.e. common gaming houses, bookmaking, loan sharking, unlicensed lottery schemes and internet gaming).The investigator will provide support to the AML unit by ensuring compliance with the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act and associated regulations, FINTRAC compliance requirements and AGLC policies and procedures related to the detection and deterrence of money laundering and terrorist financing within Casino’s and REC’s

The incumbent will also liaise with RCMP and municipal police services, provincial and federal government departments and the business community. Knowledge and compliance of the Peace Officer Act and Peace Officer Regulations is required. Professionalism is essential as this role will involve responding to public and government enquiries relating to gaming.

**SKILLS & ABILITIES**
- Minimum of a post‐secondary diploma in law enforcement/ investigations or criminology supplemented by investigative related courses or a minimum of 5 years inspection or a law enforcement investigative experience.
- ** Equivalency**: Directly related experience considered on the basis of 1 year of experience for 1 year of education or 1 year of education for 1 year of experience.
- Experience in conducting investigations and inspections, gathering of evidence and presentation of evidence in court proceedings.
- Experience and demonstrated ability to work as an individual or in a team environment, as required, while conducting investigations.
- Prior experience as a Police Officer / Peace Officer will be considered an asset.
- Must be able to successfully obtain Alberta Peace Officer status
- Ability to interview complainants, witnesses and suspects
- Time management skills while conducting a thorough investigation.

**Other SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS that would be considered beneficial**:

- Surveillance Techniques Course
- Undercover Operator (UCO) Techniques Course
- Previous work in a team environment
- Search Warrant writing
- Open source investigation experience
- Interviewing skills

**NOTE**:

- To be eligible to work for AGLC, you must be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or eligible to work in Canada.
- As a condition of employment, you will be required to obtain a satisfactory security clearance and clean drivers abstract (if necessary) prior to employment.
- AGLC is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.