Cbrn Vacancy - Cardiff, United Kingdom - Counter Terrorism Policing

Counter Terrorism Policing

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Cardiff, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

Closing Date: 04 September 2023

Location:
CBRN - Ryton, Coventry

Contract type - Full Time - Secondment

Location - CBRN - The HQ location for the team is at the National CBRN Centre, Ryton on Dunsmore with two additional hubs situated in South Wales and North Yorkshire. Successful applicants will be predominantly based at either Northallerton or Cardiff.

Rank - Constable

The role

You'll work as part of the Radiological & Nuclear Inland Detection Capability (RNIDC) team working across three UK wide hub locations, providing a radiation and nuclear detection capability within Policing.

The base location for the team is at the National CBRN Centre, Ryton on Dunsmore with two hubs situated in South Wales and North Yorkshire

Working as part of a new dedicated Radiation and Nuclear Detection Team developing knowledge, and understanding operational capability, you'll support the planning and integration of radiation and nuclear detection equipment into the protective security layer of policing for events.

Additionally, the team will support the response to any radioactive or nuclear source that is out of regulatory control, either through loss or criminal intent, further supporting the Protect, Prepare and Pursue elements of the National Contest Strategy.

You'll have the ability to enhance your profile through ongoing learning and technological advances, working closely with key partners across the CBRN landscape.

Responsibilities

Working as part of a team to develop and deliver a national Police radiological and nuclear inland detection capability.
Operationally deploying with radiological and nuclear detection equipment within the Protect and Pursue elements of the National Contest Strategy across the UK.
Working with host forces to deploy radiological and nuclear detection architecture into major public events.
Supporting the development of bespoke deployment plans for operational activity.
Delivering the Duty Officer cadre for the NCBRNC. Where necessary further training will be given to achieve this.
Successful applicants will be expected to travel to other locations within the UK in line with the capability requirements. Whilst the advertised role is to be predominantly based at one of the three locations, there is an expectation that the successful applicant will be able to work from any of the three locations according to operational requirements.