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Join Serco as a Prisoner Custody Officer in a rewarding role where you ensure the safety and wellbeing of detainees during court proceedings. This position offers a competitive salary, various benefits, and comprehensive training, with no prior experience required. Be part of a dedicated team that values diversity and inclusion while making a positive impact in the community.
Joining PECS as a Prisoner Custody Officer is more than just a job; it's an opportunity to be part of a dedicated team where your work makes a difference daily. We offer a rewarding career with benefits including:
Our operations run 24/6 with various shifts, including early and late. Flexibility and different working arrangements are available, with a rota provided 12 weeks in advance. Part-time roles for day shifts are considered, with full-time attendance during initial training.
As a PCO at court, you'll work in a team to ensure the safe escort and custody of detainees, focusing on their wellbeing. Responsibilities include:
No prior experience is necessary; commitment to making a difference is key. Training will be provided. A valid driver's license, good communication skills, physical fitness, and a responsible attitude are preferred. An interest in criminology or psychology is beneficial.
Includes online assessment, eligibility briefing, virtual competency interview, role-play, and written exercise.
Employment is subject to enhanced criminal background checks and references. We support diversity and inclusion, offering reasonable adjustments and flexible working options.
Serco delivers public services worldwide, emphasizing innovation and community impact. We promote diversity through Employee Networks and are committed to fair employment practices.
Apply promptly via the application button. For assistance or to discuss adjustments, contact 0345 010 4000. We support fair access for all applicants, including those with unspent criminal convictions, under the 'Ban the Box' initiative.