Detention Officer - Norfolk, United Kingdom - Norfolk Constabulary
Description
Various locations across Norfolk and SuffolkCasual (Zero Hours)
£13.59 per hour
Monday 20 February 2023 at 8am
Casual Call-In vacancies at all Police Investigation Centres (PIC) locations:
Aylsham
Bury St. Edmunds
Great Yarmouth
Kings Lynn
Martlesham
Wymondham
In helping you understand what being a Custody Detention Officer is all about, we are holding some taster sessions via Teams.
- 9th February 2023 at 12:00 for an hour
- 13th February 2023 at 12:00 for an hour
This will give you an opportunity to be welcomed by T/Chief Inspector Rob Wicks, have a virtual tour of a PIC, hear from an experienced Custody Detention Officer about the job and Sgt Mel Irwin and Sgt.
The Role
Custody Detention Officers are responsible for the care and welfare of detained persons whilst in custody.
This includes the provision of food, drink and medication as directed, conducting basic health assessments, facilitating religious observance and making reasonable adjustments for the disabled.
You must also be able to demonstrate good communication and interpersonal skills, with previous experience of effectively handling conflict and have the ability to work in restricted areas and confined spaces.
In addition, the duties will also include undertaking general care and maintenance checks to ensure cells, interview and changing rooms are clean, tidy and undamaged.
You will also be required to complete all administration functions in the custody suite and take fingerprints, photographs and DNA samples and drug testing on arrest samples from the detainee.
As part of the role, Custody detention officer are also required to undertake escort duties and constant observation of detainees when required.
To be responsible for the safe and efficient management and coordination of daily Video Remand Hearing court processes from PICs in accordance with the VRH Operating Model and working under the guidance of the Custody Officer.
It is essential that applicants meet the following criteria:
- Demonstrate good numeracy and literacy skills
- Demonstrate good facetoface customer service skills
- Demonstrate the ability to maintain control of difficult situations and individuals
- Physical ability to effectively restrain detainees
- Experience of working to strict procedures and guidelines
- Experience of working effectively as part of a team
- Demonstrate the ability to be resilient and manage time critical priorities
- Good basic keyboard skills with working knowledge of Microsoft Office suite
- Full driving licence due to the need to drive police vehicles
It is desirable that applicants meet the following criteria:
- Previous experience of supervising the welfare of others
This a casual role based on a 0 hour casual worker agreement._ _Any shifts inclusive of working unsocial hours, such as weekends and night shifts, attract additional payments under the Police Staff Council Handbook.
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