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West Suffolk Council is seeking a CCTV Operator to work in our control room in Bury St Edmunds, monitoring over 900 CCTV cameras and alarms. You will provide reactive and proactive surveillance to support crime reduction, operating equipment in line with the CCTV code of practice.
The role requires a CCTV SIA licence (training provided), strong communication, and the ability to work on a 4 on/4 off shift pattern including nights and weekends. Police Vetting is required.
West Suffolk Council are currently seeking a CCTV Operator to work in our control room in Bury St Edmunds operating over 900 CCTV cameras for various local towns along with monitoring alarms and operating the council's out of hours service. The role will provide a reactive and proactive CCTV monitoring service to assist with the council's commitment to the reduction of crime and disorder. You will be required to operate the equipment and cameras whilst complying with relevant legislation, the CCTV code of practice and all operational control room procedures.
You will ideally be CCTV SIA licenced and have experience of working in a busy control room. However, full training will be provided. You will have excellent communication and interpersonal skills and be able to work as part of a team on a rolling four on, four off shift rota basis which includes days, nights, weekends, and bank holidays. Shift lengths vary between 8 and 12 hours depending on the day of the week. This post requires Police Vetting.
Please refer to the job description and person specification for full details of this exciting opportunity.
For an informal discussion and further information please contact Luke Porter, CCTV Manager on 01284 757340 or email luke.porter@westsuffolk.gov.uk.
13 September 2026.
West Suffolk Council has been rated in the top 10 district councils for climate action (Climate Scorecards 2023) and as a member of UK100 has demonstrated its commitment to a rapid transition to Net Zero with Clean Air in our communities. The council has declared a climate and biodiversity emergency and is committed to working towards net zero emissions by 2039.