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Colchester City Council, in partnership with the North Essex Parking Partnership, is recruiting three Civil Enforcement Officers to patrol parking areas in Harlow and surrounding districts.
The role involves enforcing the Traffic Management Act 2004, issuing PCNs, recording evidence, and engaging with the public to keep roads safe and accessible.
We offer a full-time temporary contract with day shifts on a rota, based at Latton Bush, Harlow, with potential extension.
Harlow, Essex
£15.97 PAYE
Full-Time Temporary Contract (Initial 3 Months with Potential Extension)
Closing Date: Monday 16th November 2026
Essex County Council is proud to be supporting Colchester City Council and the North Essex Parking Partnership in the recruitment of three Civil Enforcement Officers to join their dedicated enforcement team.
This is an exciting opportunity for experienced Civil Enforcement professionals who are passionate about making a visible difference within local communities. As a Civil Enforcement Officer, you will play a vital frontline role in ensuring parking regulations are upheld, roads remain safe and accessible, and residents, visitors and businesses can travel without unnecessary disruption.
Working independently across the Harlow and Epping Forest Districts and surrounding areas, you will be responsible for enforcing parking regulations fairly, professionally and consistently while serving as a positive representative of the North Essex Parking Partnership.
You will start and finish your shifts at Latton Bush, Southern Way, Harlow, working on a rota basis between:
07:30am - 7:00pm - hours can be negotiated, part-time options available
10.5-hour shifts per day (including a 1-hour lunch break)
As a Civil Enforcement Officer, no two days are the same. You'll spend the majority of your time patrolling streets, car parks and designated parking areas, engaging with members of the public and ensuring compliance with parking regulations.
You will be trusted to make informed decisions, remain calm under pressure and deliver a professional enforcement service that supports the safety and accessibility of local communities.
To succeed in this role, you'll be:
This is an active role that involves extensive walking and outdoor working in all weather conditions. Applicants must be physically able to:
Applicants will be required to provide their own:
As a Civil Enforcement Officer, you will be instrumental in improving road safety, reducing congestion, maintaining access for emergency services and helping create safer, more accessible communities for everyone.
Your work directly supports residents, businesses and visitors by ensuring parking regulations are applied fairly, consistently and professionally.