Bleep Test - Help!
25 February 2005, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Kellicious
Hey, I'm no fat blob, so I'm sure I'll be OK 
Judging by some of the responses on here today anyway, I am particularly hopeful
Judging by some of the responses on here today anyway, I am particularly hopeful 
25 February 2005, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Tiggs
i did a bleep test for the police years ago.....everyone passed and the standard was grim.......most got bored and left me too it after a while.
as long as you can run a mile im sure it will be fine.
T
ps...you cant be ****e at a bleep test...yo are either fit or not......there is no skill to running up and down!
as long as you can run a mile im sure it will be fine.
T
ps...you cant be ****e at a bleep test...yo are either fit or not......there is no skill to running up and down!
to be able to cover the bleep test..
you need a fitness level of or at least equivilant to running 1.5 miles in 11 minutes..
bib call it a day after approx 8 mins of bleeps..
cant work out why for a prison?? 1.5 mile corridors??
M
25 February 2005, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by mart360
to be able to cover the bleep test..
you need a fitness level of or at least equivilant to running 1.5 miles in 11 minutes..
bib call it a day after approx 8 mins of bleeps..
cant work out why for a prison?? 1.5 mile corridors??
M
you need a fitness level of or at least equivilant to running 1.5 miles in 11 minutes..
bib call it a day after approx 8 mins of bleeps..
cant work out why for a prison?? 1.5 mile corridors??
M
Its not 1.5 miles from one end to the other but you certainly feel like youve run it when you get there, and youve got to be fit enough to restrain a couple of fighting punters when you get to the other end aswell. So all in all the fitness test levels are low but are required to some extent
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25 February 2005, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Gav1
Hope this is meant light heartedly Yoza!! What qualifies you to make the above statement??
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25 February 2005, 09:16 PM
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Gav1, tell us about the time you had to restrain a cat 'A' prisoner.....
Oh go on.
I never get bored of that one.
Or the time you had to don full battle dress with 5 of your mates because Big Bernie wouldnt go for a pooh.
Oh go on.
I never get bored of that one.
Or the time you had to don full battle dress with 5 of your mates because Big Bernie wouldnt go for a pooh.
26 February 2005, 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by yoza
Gav1, tell us about the time you had to restrain a cat 'A' prisoner.....
Oh go on.
I never get bored of that one.
Or the time you had to don full battle dress with 5 of your mates because Big Bernie wouldnt go for a pooh.
Oh go on.
I never get bored of that one.
Or the time you had to don full battle dress with 5 of your mates because Big Bernie wouldnt go for a pooh.
Gav.
26 February 2005, 02:14 PM
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I'm looking into joining the RAF Police.
What sort of eyesight requirements are there?
I wear contact lenses and I'm at 6/12, but is there an unaided eyesight requirement level?
Is it the same for the MOD Police?
What sort of eyesight requirements are there?
I wear contact lenses and I'm at 6/12, but is there an unaided eyesight requirement level?
Is it the same for the MOD Police?
26 February 2005, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by yoza
Who said anything about job satisfaction ? 
To be honest you sound a little envious of my job. You didnt fail the entry tests to become a prison officer at some point did you Yoza?? Theyre not particularly hard but somebody with your IQ might struggle.
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27 February 2005, 07:22 PM
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http://www.personneltoday.com/Articl...e+off+sick.htm
Envious.......not me.
There is one part of the entry criteria that would rule me out of the job.
Nothing to do with interlect though.
By the way, I dont work on the production line.
The dustcaps are put on in a "sub assembly" area, quite far away from the hustle and bustle of the production line.
Envious.......not me.
There is one part of the entry criteria that would rule me out of the job.
Nothing to do with interlect though.
By the way, I dont work on the production line.
The dustcaps are put on in a "sub assembly" area, quite far away from the hustle and bustle of the production line.
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28 February 2005, 03:43 PM
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Nowt.....
Hows your bleep test training going.
Are you up to 10 dough-nuts yet ?
PS. If you need any 'hands on' when it comes to frisking, Im you man, free lessons too.
Hows your bleep test training going.
Are you up to 10 dough-nuts yet ?
PS. If you need any 'hands on' when it comes to frisking, Im you man, free lessons too.
28 February 2005, 03:45 PM
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LOL
Training isn't going too badly thanks
I'm not overly keen on doughnuts either, so I'm lacking on performance in that dept
I shall bear the 'frisking' lessons in mind
Training isn't going too badly thanks
I'm not overly keen on doughnuts either, so I'm lacking on performance in that dept
I shall bear the 'frisking' lessons in mind
28 February 2005, 11:17 PM
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Bleep test eh I'd forgotten about that.
I never discovered what level it went up to , but last time I did it, I got to 14-4. Was rowing internationally (is that a word?) at the time mind you....
If I remember rightly, the first lever was a gentle stroll, then it starts to pick up a bit. Level 5'd be no problem
I'd forgotten about that. I never discovered what level it went up to , but last time I did it, I got to 14-4. Was rowing internationally (is that a word
?) at the time mind you.... If I remember rightly, the first lever was a gentle stroll, then it starts to pick up a bit. Level 5'd be no problem
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