IIMARCH methodology help please

[neemo]

Hi Gents

im just applying for a civillian Job within the police force
and im after a quick heads up on operational orders using IIMARCH methodology.
could some one PM me please with a brief rundown as fore-warned is fore-armed!

a quick intro into my background is, 13 years military service and 4 years Close Protection in Iraq

best regards

Neemo

[ynwa]

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Originally Posted by neemo Hi Gents im just applying for a civillian Job within the police force and im after a quick heads up on operational orders using IIMARCH methodology. could some one PM me please with a brief rundown as fore-warned is fore-armed! a quick intro into my background is, 13 years military service and 4 years close protection in Iraq best regards Neemo

Hi Neemo,

Iirmarch is used in briefings and de-briefings for operations in the Police. It stands for:
Information - on subject, buildings etc. anything relevant to the OP
Intention - arrest , search
Method - how the above is to be carried out, tactics etc.
Administrstion - relevant documents required for search, Search logs, notebooks
Risk assessment - to yourself, colleagues, subject, civillians
Communication - radio channel etc
Human rights - what rights are infringed by operation.

Hope this helps, you can go into as much detail as you want on these. It can be long winded but it covers all the bases.

[neemo]

ynwa

thats perfect.
thank you very much mate,

i best get brushed up on my interview skills!

[ynwa]

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Originally Posted by neemo ynwa thats perfect. thank you very much mate, i best get brushed up on my interview skills!

No problem at all.

Good luck in the interview