Police community support officer job in Tadley

... note that if you have submitted an application for the role of Police Officer (or if you submit an application at a future date) then your PCSO application will be put on hold until the outcome of the Police Officer application is known. You will be required to complete 12 months’ service in the role of PCSO before you can apply to become a Police Officer. TrainingTen weeks’ training at ou

... working relationships with external stakeholders including prison, police, court, CRC and other staff to facilitate the roleThe post holder must adhere to all policies in respect of the sensitive/confidential nature of the information handled whilst working in this positionResponsibilities, Activities & DutiesThe job holder will be required to carry out the following responsibilities, activiti

... with forecasts for equipment maintenance activities adhering to MoD polices. Coordinate and schedule dangerous goods ADR inspections and any secondary contractor maintenance for MOD equipment Fulfill the responsibilities of technical librarian in alignment with MoD policies This role is 37 hours per week, providing a fantastic 4 ½ day work week (Monday to Thursday: 0800 – 1630, Friday: 080

... part of the Met, London and the communities you’ll serve. As a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) you’ll be supporting Londoners in the heart of their communities and will help to tackle the things that matter most to them. You could be working in either our Safer Neighbourhood or Transport teams and both roles will involve interacting with the public, gathering intelligence and playi

... note that if you have submitted an application for the role of Police Officer (or if you submit an application at a future date) then your PCSO application will be put on hold until the outcome of the Police Officer application is known. You will be required to complete 12 months’ service in the role of PCSO before you can apply to become a Police Officer. TrainingTen weeks’ training at ou

... powers as a regular officer and you work side-by-side with them to police the streets. You will get full training and support to enable you to reach your full potential as a Special Constable. Giving up your spare time to help others will provide plenty of benefits to you too, not least the skills, experience and self – confidence you’ll develop on the front line. The minimum commitment is

... to volunteering alongside our regular police officers and police community support officers to play a vital role in our mission to make London safer. Special constables wear the same uniform and hold the same powers as our regular officers. Based at one of our 12 Basic Command Units (BCU) located across the 32 London boroughs, you will enjoy a variety of roles and carry out duties such as:Res

... difference to millions of Londoners? If you do - join the Met, as a Police Constable.This is your chance to be part of the team who keeps our capital city safe. If you’ve got good communication skills; love teamwork; thrive on variety; and don’t want to be tied to a desk - then this is the job for you. As a Police Constable you’ll protect; investigate; negotiate; bring offenders to justi

... and engagement skills to support everyone at Thames Valley Police in being an excellent service and protecting our communities.Work with us to connect with officers and staff, and support the force in managing and responding to emerging and complex issues, that are leading to significant areas of change. With greater recognition of the role of communications in employee wellbeing, there is rea

... you would like to attend please contact RecruitmentSE@ThamesValley.police.uk quoting reference 19077 to register your attendance. Please also confirm which session you wish to attend.How to ApplyTo apply, click on the “Apply” button below and submit your application before the closing date of 23:55hrs on 29 May 2022. If you wish to apply you need to have support from your Head of Command /

As a Detention Officer, you will work within Thames Valley Police custody suites providing support to Custody Officers and police investigators as they deal with a range of individuals – some being the most challenging and vulnerable in society. You will be the first point of contact in the suite for both officers and detainees, and will be responsible for managing risks and assessing vulnerabi

As a Detention Officer, you will work within Thames Valley Police custody suites providing support to Custody Officers and police investigators as they deal with a range of individuals – some being the most challenging and vulnerable in society. You will be the first point of contact in the suite for both officers and detainees, and will be responsible for managing risks and assessing vulnerabi

... to you as a priority 1 – the highest priority. You as the Trainee Police Controller need to get Police Officers to help as soon as possible. There is nobody free – you have to make the quick decision to take officers away from another incident. The updates keep coming in – he now has a knife and has possibly taken something so he is now a bigger risk. Are your officers the right ones sti

... & custody services. You’ll collect detainees from prisons or police stations and transport them safely and securely to courts whilst ensuring the care of their physical and mental wellbeing. Once you arrive at court, you’ll be responsible for every aspect of their care until it’s time for them to return to custody or be released. Key duties include, accompanying defendants in cour

... a victim-centred service by engaging with, assessing and supporting victims to ensure investigations are concluded promptly in line with the Victims CodeIdentify appropriate outcomes on completion of an investigation, including Court or out of court disposals. Create prosecution files as required, ensuring that they are evidentially sound, compliant with current CPS requirements and within req

... (PSIs). Monitor staff workloads, welfare and wellbeing, supporting the staff members in line with force policy and EAPMonitor and be accountable for the overall performance of the AIU officersOversee the effective prioritisation of volume crime, taking into account lines of enquiry, threat, harm, risk and victim impact.Supervise the team to ensure they carry out effective investigations and ap

... Unit (AIU)Role purpose:You will provide an effective and efficient support function within a mixed economy team of Police Officers and staff, including administrative tasks, evidence collection and recording tasks on Niche RMS.Accountability:Undertake evidence collection accurately and efficiently within an investigatory process, to support a mixed economy team of Police Officers and staffReco

... on a secondment basis. Important: All secondments are assumed supported and that your line manager and Head of Department/Commander or Deputy are aware of your intention to apply. If the secondment is not supported then a strong business rationale must be sent to recruitmentpolicestaff@thamesvalley.police.uk quoting the reference number for the role. Please note: Shift allowance, on-call or ot

We are looking for Volunteer Police Chaplains across the Thames Valley Police area. The Chaplain’s role is a supportive and pastoral one offering support to officers and staff. In this role you will seek to build a relationship of acceptance, friendship and trust with officers and staff and offer a source of comfort during times of stress. We don’t have much to do with those who are arrested,

... your initial degree, whilst earning a salary as a fully warranted police officer from day one. The starting salary for all new recruits is £26,780 (which includes £2,000 South-East allowance). On the current system officers can expect to be earning a salary in excess of £40,000 per annum by your seventh year in the job. The first cohort of 20 officers will start in late Autumn 2022. Eligib