São Paulo Penal Police Contest Offers Up to 1,100 Positions With Salary of R$4,301.39 Plus Benefits

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 26/07/2023 at 15:53

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Penal Police SP Exam Should Have Announcement Soon, With Openings For Men And Women, Covering The Entire State.

A new announcement for the São Paulo Penal Police Exam is expected, with 1,100 openings for the penal police career, for men and women. Those approved may be assigned to any prison facility in the state, according to service needs. This article aims to provide all necessary information for those eyeing this opportunity.

Penal Police SP Exam To Announce Notice Soon

The São Paulo Penal Police is about to announce the notice for its new exam. The expectation is that this announcement will be made during the second half of this year (2023). The São Paulo Penal Police Exam is an excellent opportunity for those aspiring to enter this new career.

The last notice, published in July 2023, was annulled due to ongoing changes in the career. The plan now is to launch an exam specifically focused on the new career.

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Distribution Of Openings

It is expected that the new announcement will maintain the same number of openings previously announced, that is, 1,100 openings. The distribution of the openings is as follows:

1,050 openings for male candidates
50 openings for female candidates
There will be reserved openings for people with disabilities

Requirements To Register For The Exam

To compete for an opening in the São Paulo Penal Police, candidates must meet some requirements, according to the Penal Police Statute, which are as follows:

Be a Brazilian citizen
Be up to date with military and electoral obligations
Hold a high school diploma or equivalent
Be between 18 and 35 years old
Have a minimum height of 1.60m for men and 1.55m for women
Possess a National Driving License (CNH) category “B” or higher
Present good physical and mental health, certified by a state or accredited physician
Pass all stages of the public exam
Undergo drug testing during the stages of the exam and the probationary period
Not have certain types of tattoos

Salary And Benefits In The Penal Police SP Exam

The salary offered for the penal police is R$3,515.72, composed of R$1,757.86 in basic salary and R$1,757.86 in Special Police Work Regime (RETP). There is also a hazard pay, amounting to R$785.67, raising the total salary to R$4,301.39.

In addition, there are additional benefits, such as transportation assistance and food assistance. The amount of these benefits may vary according to the region of assignment of the server.

It is worth noting that the São Paulo Penal Police Exam is valid for the entire state. Therefore, those approved may be assigned to any prison facility within the state.

São Paulo Penal Police servers work a 12-hour shift followed by 36 hours of rest. However, they may be called upon whenever necessary, as established by Resolution SAP No. 91.

If you meet the prerequisites and are seeking a career in the security field, the São Paulo Penal Police Exam may be the opportunity you have been waiting for. Prepare, study for the exam, and good luck!

São Paulo Penal Police Contest Offers Up to 1,100 Positions With Salary of R$4,301.39 Plus Benefits

Penal Police SP Exam Should Have Announcement Soon, With Openings For Men And Women, Covering The Entire State.

Penal Police SP Exam To Announce Notice Soon

Distribution Of Openings

Requirements To Register For The Exam

Salary And Benefits In The Penal Police SP Exam

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