Criminal Investigator

Summary

Supervisory Criminal Investigator (Special Agent In Charge - Field Operations)As a SUPERVISORY CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR (Special Agent in Charge - Field Operations) GS-1811-15 your typical work assignments may include the following under supervision:Direct and oversee criminal investigators responsible for OI's operations in the Branch by establishing performance expectations, guidelines, schedules for work completion; evaluating allegations; and recommending appropriate investigative activity.Serve as a liaison to the OIG, EPA, law enforcement organizations, and professional business community in promoting and addressing matters on behalf of the OI and OIG; and serves as an advisor between field operations and OI leadership to identify more efficient operational methods and procedures, and propose policy and/or procedure recommendations for change in the program areas for which the division is responsible to ensure OI goals and objectives are achieved.Oversee the full range of personnel activities for the Branch, including performance appraisals, recruitment and selection, management of discipline and grievance procedures, and professional development training programs.Assist the Branch ASACs in operational oversight to include developing special investigative projects designed to identify systemic weakness and fraudulent activities, and planning and implementing investigative policies, standards, requirements, and procedures.Reviews and approves all investigative reports and coordinates the investigative findings with the senior OI leadership, Agency officials, and prospective officials. Develops alternative investigative products, such as Management Implication Reports to assist EPA in promoting economic, efficiency, and effectiveness.

Job Description

Supervisory Criminal Investigator (Special Agent In Charge - Field Operations)As a SUPERVISORY CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR (Special Agent in Charge - Field Operations) GS-1811-15 your typical work assignments may include the following under supervision:Direct and oversee criminal investigators responsible for OI's operations in the Branch by establishing performance expectations, guidelines, schedules for work completion; evaluating allegations; and recommending appropriate investigative activity.Serve as a liaison to the OIG, EPA, law enforcement organizations, and professional business community in promoting and addressing matters on behalf of the OI and OIG; and serves as an advisor between field operations and OI leadership to identify more efficient operational methods and procedures, and propose policy and/or procedure recommendations for change in the program areas for which the division is responsible to ensure OI goals and objectives are achieved.Oversee the full range of personnel activities for the Branch, including performance appraisals, recruitment and selection, management of discipline and grievance procedures, and professional development training programs.Assist the Branch ASACs in operational oversight to include developing special investigative projects designed to identify systemic weakness and fraudulent activities, and planning and implementing investigative policies, standards, requirements, and procedures.Reviews and approves all investigative reports and coordinates the investigative findings with the senior OI leadership, Agency officials, and prospective officials. Develops alternative investigative products, such as Management Implication Reports to assist EPA in promoting economic, efficiency, and effectiveness.