Individual Standards Coordinator - London, United Kingdom - Security Industry Authority

Security Industry Authority

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London, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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- £24,950 - £24,950
Job grade:

Administrative Officer
Grade (H)
Contract type:
Permanent
Business area:
Licencing & Standards
Individual Standards
Type of role:
Administration / Corporate Support
Working pattern:
Fulltime
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Role Name:Individual Standards Coordinator (Skills Strategy)**
Contract:Permanent
Location
: Office

Security Clearance:
BSS Region: London

Salary:
£24,950 Grade: H

Department:
Individual Standards

About Us
The SIA is the organisation responsible for the regulation of private security.

It is an independent, arm's length body (ALB) of the Home Office, reporting to the Home Secretary, under the terms of the Private Security Industry Act 2001.

The SIA's purpose protecting the public through effective regulation of the private security industry and working with partners to raise standards across the sector.

Its regulatory remit covers the whole of the United Kingdom.

The SIA has two main duties: the compulsory licensing of individuals undertaking designated activities within the private security industry and the management of a voluntary Approved Contractor Scheme, which measures private security suppliers against independently assessed criteria.

SIA licensing covers security operatives who are in guarding, door supervision, close protection, cash and valuables in transit, and public space surveillance using CCTV, vehicle immobilisation (in Northern Ireland) and key holding.

Licensing ensures that private security operatives are fit and proper persons who are properly trained and qualified to do their job.

Our core purpose is protecting the public through effective regulation of the private security industry and working with partners to raise standards across the sector.

Regulation has raised standards in the private security industry, yet it is evident that challenges still exist - including the acquisition of new skills - and that standards need to be raised over and above the core level that regulation requires.

To discharge our regulatory responsibility to help industry achieve higher standards, we need new ways of working with industry to help bring about change and improvement.

This new approach needs us to work with industry to set up structures of development which will facilitate change, engender collaboration, give capacity and capability, outline career pathways and facilitate a system of continual professional development.

Job description:

About the Role

The
Individual Standards Coordinator (Skills Strategy) will assist with the co-ordination and effective administration of the SIA Skills Strategy including the external Security Skills Board.

The post holder will be responsible and accountable for administration processes and will support the development and implementation of schemes and products designed to raise standards in the private security industry.

What you will be doing:

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Project administration:

- organise and co-ordinate Skills Strategy focus groups or events and support the smooth running of the events/meetings on the day.

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Development and implementation:

- assist in the development and implementation of skills products designed to raise individual standards such as the Level 2 Professional Security Operative apprenticeship, the Profession Map and forthcoming CPD processes.
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Establishing workstreams - assisting project meetings, monitoring workstream project data in line with GDPR guidelines ensuring members have access to information they need.
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Data management - production of accurate and reliable Skills Strategy project or product information such dashboards, PowerPoint slides or highlight reports.
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Document management

Lead on the maintenance of key policy documents, including essential policy and legal documents, that underpin Skills/Training or quality processes including the Individual Standards dashboards.

Person specification:

What skills are we looking for?

Knowledge and understanding of planning and the processes involved in learning and development, education or training.
High level of numeracy and computer literacy, including comprehensive knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Excel to intermediate/advanced level, and SharePoint.
Excellent communication skills, written and verbal.
Experience of working directly with external stakeholders, partners or supplier organisations.
Ability to demonstrate initiative and calm especially when problem solving or under pressure.
Able to collate and analyse data from a wide range of sources and produce concise, accurate reports and Power Point presentations.
Able to review technical plans and reports and identify corrections and improvement.

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