ASB & Safeguarding Officer — Hybrid, Community Impact

Blue Arrow; Devon and Torbay; Hybrid; GBP 34,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Blue Arrow is seeking an Anti-Social Behaviour and Safeguarding Officer at its Head Office (Teignbridge area) with hybrid working and a fixed-term end date to June 2027. Salary is £25.21 per hour, and the role involves case managing ASB and safeguarding duties while coordinating with partner agencies.

You will manage safeguarding cases, deliver enforcement actions, prepare reports and notices, and provide guidance to police and other agencies on escalation processes.

Qualifications

• Experience in safeguarding case management.
• Experience in legal document preparation for court files/evidence packages.
• Experience with enforcement and risk management.
• Experience handling confidential information per legislation and codes of practice.
• Deep knowledge of UK ASB and safeguarding legislation and policing procedures.
• Knowledge of ASB and safeguarding legislation including Crime and Policing Act 2014.

Responsibilities

• Manage the Council's response to ASB across Teignbridge.
• Respond to ASB reports from the public and other agencies.
• Liaise with statutory and voluntary agencies to coordinate actions.
• Coordinate the escalation process and issue reports/letters.
• Prepare Acceptable Behaviour Contracts and Community Protection Notices.
• Provide guidance to Devon & Cornwall Constabulary and staff on escalation.

Skills

Safeguarding expertise

ASB legislation

Legal document prep

Risk management

Enforcement actions

Job description

Blue Arrow is seeking an Anti-Social Behaviour and Safeguarding Officer at its Head Office (Teignbridge area) with hybrid working and a fixed-term end date to June 2027. Salary is £25.21 per hour, and the role involves case managing ASB and safeguarding duties while coordinating with partner agencies.

You will manage safeguarding cases, deliver enforcement actions, prepare reports and notices, and provide guidance to police and other agencies on escalation processes.