That depends on how many men there are. If there is 1 man, then he does 7,000,000 man-hours of work in 7,000,000 hours, or about 798 years of continuous work. If there are 1,000 men, then they do 7,000,000 man-hours of work in 7,000 hours, or about 292 days of continuous work. If there are 100,000 men, then they do 7,000,000 man-hours of work in 70 hours, or about 2.917 days of continuous work. The problem we have with this question is that a "man-hour" is not a unit of time.
That depends on how long your work days are which could range from 1-10+ hours.
110 days. A work day is 8 hours everyday. 880 hours/8 hours per day = 110 days
fifteen hours
24 hours a day
Their work environment is very dangerous.
There are no specific numbers. Almost all officers that perform SWAT type duties spend most of their time performing regular, everyday police work. When special circumstances require a special response, the SWAT team members are called to perform that- and then go back to regular police work.
Enough to be the best law enforcment in the country.Added: SWAT units are composed of regular law enforcement officers whose duty hours, except when they are on 'call-out' are the same as all other members of their agency.
There are no specific numbers. Almost all officers that perform SWAT type duties spend most of their time performing regular, everyday police work. When special circumstances require a special response, the SWAT team members are called to perform that- and then go back to regular police work.
Two years of college, police training school for the department where you are hired, and get a job and work your way into a swat team position.
Yes, there are many fields such as joining the Special Response Team (Could be SWAT or SERT, depends on your agency) K9, Investigations, and many others.
There are three levels of tactical teams in the FBI: the Hostage Rescue Team (HRT), the 11+ regional Enhanced SWAT Teams and the field office SWAT teams. The HRT is the national team and a full-time commitment. When they are not deployed, they are training. Every field office has a local SWAT team which is a part-time commitment in addition to the agent's normal investigative duties. The enhanced SWAT teams are somewhere in between, with more training and commitment than the local teams, but still not full time. The agents still have normal case duties.
Most SWAT assignments are collateral, meaning that the officer continues to work at his regular job until and unless the SWAT team is called out. There might be weeks or months between callouts. The officer will work additional hours while training, and there may be incentive pay (possibly 3-5% of the officer's usual pay) for being on the SWAT team. Other than the extra overtime for training and callouts and the incentive pay, SWAT officers make the same money as other LE officers in their agency.
depends how many hours they work and use a calculator to do how many hours they work a day and times it by how many days in a month.
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SWAT members still perform regular police work like patrols
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