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Introdução: O trabalho do policial militar pode aumentar a privação de sono e desencadear chances de acidentes automobilísticos, lesões provocadas por perseguições em ambientes sem iluminação, abordagens errôneas e fatalidades em confrontos com armas de fogo ou decaimento no desempenho do trabalho. Objetivo: O objetivo deste trabalho é relatar a prevalência do risco para síndrome da apneia obstrutiva do sono (SAOS) e sonolência diurna entre PMs na região metropolitana de Belém, no estado do Pará. Metodologia: Este foi um estudo piloto transversal, a qual utilizou-se de 80 PMs que trabalham no estado do Pará, norte do Brasil para responder 3 questionários digitalizados. Os questionários foram aplicados pela plataforma google forms e o primeiro questionário foi sobre perguntas epidemiológicas, o segundo foi o questionário STOP-Bang (QSB),o terceiro foi a Escala de Sonolência de Epworth (ESS) e a análise estática foi realizada por frequência relativa e absoluta. Resultados: 6 indivíduos os quais tinham tanto risco intermediário quanto risco a sonolência diurna, com as patentes mais prevalentes de ocorrer esse evento foram em ordem decrescente: cabo; sargento, capitão e major. Já outros 5 indivíduos apresentaram quadros mais alarmantes derisco alto para SAOS quanto risco a sonolência diurna e assim como supracitado novamente as patentes mais prevalentes desta ocorrência foram cabo; sargento e capitão. Conclusão:Concluímos que apesar do número reduzido da amostra identificou-se alta prevalência da apneia obstrutiva do sono em policiais militares trabalhando em turno ou escala noturna quando comparada à população em geral do estudo.
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