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Wyre in Nottingham is seeking a Community Safety Support Officer to provide operational and administrative support to the Community Safety Team, with a focus on the CCTV service. You will monitor CCTV footage, maintain records, coordinate volunteers and handle enquiries, meetings, minutes and reports, while complying with data sharing and confidentiality requirements.
The role includes a competitive salary, 24 days’ annual leave rising to 29 days, flexible working arrangements, employer pension
Are you organised, approachable and interested in supporting services that help keep local communities safe? We are looking for a Community Safety Support Officer to provide operational and administrative support to our Community Safety Team.
About the Role
You will support the day-to-day work of the Community Safety Department, with a particular focus on the CCTV service. This varied role will include monitoring and reviewing CCTV footage, processing footage requests, maintaining accurate records and assisting with the supervision and coordination of CCTV volunteers.
You will also provide general administrative support across the service, including responding to enquiries, arranging meetings and taking minutes, producing statistical information, processing purchase orders and expenses, and helping to maintain procedures, reports and webpages.
The role involves handling sensitive information, so you will need to work accurately and follow relevant procedures, data-sharing agreements and confidentiality requirements. You may also be asked to support wider Environmental Protection and Community Safety projects when required.
Key Responsibilities
About You
We’re looking for someone with:
Experience of working in a customer-facing or office-based environment would be an advantage. Experience within a CCTV service, Community Safety team, financial system or volunteer setting would also be beneficial.
You must hold a CCTV SIA licence or be willing to undertake the relevant training to obtain one. The successful candidate will also be required to complete Non-Police Personnel Level 2 vetting and may occasionally need to work outside normal office hours, including evenings and weekends.