CBRN Instructors posts x 6

Google 'Police Professional'. Details of the jobs are on the home page. 6 vacancies for civvy NBC (WTF is this CBRN nonsense) Instructors.

Paying £22 - £23k.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think CBRN has now replaced the term NBC in the forces...

 

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Yep - it's CBRN from here on in.

 

Chemical, biological, radioactive, nuclear. To come into line with the rest of the services due to coppers working with squaddies and squaddie shouts, "get your NBC suit on ya dirty, filthy copper, you will never take me alive".

*I lied about most of that.*

 

It's radiological not radioactive.

The difference being that something with a radiological bent will not necessarily be radioactive. For instance there are chemical elements which are used in industrial processes to generate "X-Rays", but the X-rays are not generated by a radioactice source.

Radiological encompasses it all, whereas radioactive only refers to that which has a half life.

Yawn!

 

CBRN Jobs

Hope the link works sounds like a good number if you have or nearing finishing your time to top up your pension.

 

Just checked the write up, applications closed today.

 

Never mind pay wasn't very good anyway

 

biscuits is gay.

 

So what are X-Rays produced by then?

msr

 

Nurses who press the large green button?

A CBRN job in 'civvi street' (or with the Police) should, by way of the fact that the Forces have now changed to be in line with 'civvi street', be pretty much the same as one while in the forces, shouldnt it?
NOT that I in any way interested in it, just trying to fathom out whether the change from 'NBC' actually had a real purpose or not..

 

The change from NBC was not as a result of falling into line with civvy street.

NBC referred to the threat envisaged during the cold war and subsequent military defense.

CBRN covers the threat in the modern age and subsequent contingency planning. Although on the face of it this is dealt with by civil and police agencies there is a large amount of military involvement under MACP and MACC arrangements, unfortunately not able to be discussed here due to OPSEC.