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HM Revenue & Customs is seeking a Head of Physical Security & Resilience within Estates. The role leads security standards, assurance activities and strategic direction for physical security across HMRC assets, staff and information.
The post requires a security/engineering background, degree, and membership of CSyP or equivalent. Travel UK-wide and SC clearance are expected for the successful candidate.
Professional Services & Estates Assurance is a Deputy Director (SCS1) led team of subject matter experts and specialist engineers covering, Construction, Digital, Data & Analytics and the Professional Services Team (Fire, H&S, Security, BIM, Sustainability & Building Services). Providing specialist advice, guidance, assurance and statutory compliance.
The Head of Physical Security & Resilience is responsible for the Physical Security specialism across Estates, anticipating challenges, providing strategic direction, driving performance and building the capability required to ensure the security of HMRC's assets (staff, information, estate) and assuring HMRC is aligned to Government Security Minimum Standards. The role is also the Head of Security Profession for Estates.
This a critical role in Estates, responsible for the following: -
Physical Security and Resilience encompasses setting the standards across HMRC for: -
The role will require an individual from a Security and/or Engineering background who is able to work alone or as part of a team, while exhibiting diplomacy, honesty and integrity.
They will require academic / professional qualifications / accreditation as follows:
The successful candidate will have to undertake the role of subject matter expert, and so applicants must already have the requisite knowledge and experience as they will not be afforded time to learn on the job.
The ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate they have successfully developed and implemented physical security strategies within large / complex organisations, and will have circa
This role requires the successful candidate to hold or be willing to hold Security Check (SC) clearance.