Dubai Police launches 'National Inspector' security role at airports

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Dubai Police have introduced a "National Inspector" role within the General Department of Airport Security for one of the world's busiest travel hubs.

Viewed as a forward step in strengthening aviation security and reinforcing oversight standards, the newly introduced role focuses on enhancing inspection quality, ensuring strict compliance with security regulations, and building a new generation of highly specialised Emirati professionals equipped to meet global aviation security demands.

The initiative also creates a clear and structured career pathway, enabling professionals to progress from technical and supervisory roles to the advanced level of National Inspector.

This progression will be based on hands-on experience, specialised training, and the ability to assess risks, evaluate performance, and ensure compliance using internationally recognised standards.

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