Borders Officer – Police Constable – Counter Terrorism Policing WM

Counter Terrorism Policing; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

A regional policing unit is seeking a Borders Officer to ensure aviation security in Birmingham. Responsibilities include examining individuals and freight, generating intelligence, and collaborating with local communities. Candidates must pass a Nationals Borders Procedures Course and demonstrate strong political awareness. This full-time, permanent role involves working with diverse communities to enhance national security.

Qualifications

• Must pass a National Borders Procedures Course.
• Accredited professional expected to maintain intelligence standards.

Responsibilities

• Examine persons and freight at regional airports.
• Complete proactive and re-active examinations.
• Prepare concise intelligence reports.
• Evaluate and develop intelligence effectively.
• Submit high-level intelligence within deadlines.
• Maintain knowledge of local and international affairs.
• Work with communities to understand travel needs.

Skills

Proactive intelligence generation

High level of geo-political awareness

Job description

Borders Officer – Police Constable – Counter Terrorism Policing WM

Location: Air Operations Unit, Birmingham, West Midlands, B26 3QN, GB

Contract type – Full Time, Permanent, Secondment

Rank – Police Constable

Information about the role

You’ll be responsible for the collation and dissemination of evidence and intelligence in support of national security and criminal investigations, working in partnership with key stakeholders and the diverse and transient community within Birmingham and other regional aviation sites.

Utilising a range of legislation alongside warranted police powers, including Schedule 7 and 8 of Terrorism Act 2000, Schedule 3 Counter Terrorism and Borders Security Act 2018 and Schedule 1 of The Counter Terrorism Security Act 2015, you’ll identify, examine and report on individuals and freight.

You’ll need to pass a National Borders Procedures Course in order to become a fully accredited officer. As an accredited professional, you’ll be expected to proactively generate intelligence and to hold and maintain a high level of geo-political awareness.

Responsibilities

• Examining persons and freight travelling through regional airports using various police powers.
• Completing proactive and re-active examinations in accordance with local and national priorities and policies, responding to local, regional and national intelligence requirements and gaps.
• Preparing concise intelligence reports and demonstrating a clear understanding of protocols in accordance with the policies and procedures relating to the handling and dissemination of sensitive intelligence.
• Evaluating and developing intelligence obtained in order to maximise its value.
• Submitting high level intelligence within agreed timescales, demonstrating flexibility where required.
• Developing and maintaining knowledge of local, regional, national and international current affairs and maintaining an understanding of the potential impact upon the diverse communities within the UK.
• Actively working in partnership with local communities and partners to understand the diverse needs of the travelling public in order to maximise the flow of information and intelligence.

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