PIP 2 Investigator

Thames Valley Police; Aylesbury; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Thames Valley Police is seeking qualified PIP2 investigators for the Major Crime Unit. This role involves managing serious crime investigations, supporting victims, and working flexibly during major incidents. Applicants will benefit from career development opportunities and a supportive work environment.

Benefits

24 days annual leave

Flexible working

Lifestyle discounts

Career development

Local government pension scheme

Qualifications

• Qualified PIP2 investigators or PIP1 investigators working towards accreditation.
• Experience in homicide investigations and victim support.

Responsibilities

• Plan and coordinate investigations using various techniques.
• Support the investigative team and assist in fast-time investigations.
• Ensure accurate recording of investigative actions.

Skills

Investigation

Crime Detection

Victim Support

Education

PIP2 Investigator Qualification

PIP1 Investigator Qualification

Job description

Full-time Vacancy

Exciting new opportunities for PIP2 investigators to work within the Major Crime Unit!

Applications are sought from qualified PIP2 investigators or PIP1 investigators through the NIE who are working towards accreditation, looking to develop themselves and work in the investigation of the most serious offences. Successful applicants will work in Major Crime incident rooms, playing a pivotal role in homicide investigations, with opportunities to develop as investigators and specialise in interviewing witnesses, suspects, and supporting victims' families.

The successful candidate will:

1. Plan, coordinate, and undertake investigations as tasked, using all available techniques and technologies to detect and reduce crime, bringing offenders to justice.
2. Support the wider investigative team by providing resilience and assisting in fast-time investigations when required.
3. Ensure investigative actions are recorded accurately via NICHE, maintaining scrutiny, timely completion, and adherence to the Victims Code.
4. Deliver a victim-centred service by visiting, assessing, and supporting victims, ensuring investigations are concluded promptly and victims are supported throughout the process.
5. Prioritise investigations and manage caseloads, maintaining accurate records within the OEL on NICHE to ensure compliance with victim and witness protocols.

Due to the nature of the role, there may be a requirement to work flexibly outside normal hours or in different locations, especially during major incidents or complex investigations, with appropriate overtime and travel allowances.

Benefits include 24 days annual leave (pro-rata for part-time), flexible working, lifestyle discounts, career development, and the option to join a local government pension scheme. For full benefits, please click the provided link.

If you are a TVP employee with less than 12 months in your current post, approval from your line manager is required to apply.

Interested applicants should contact:

• TDCI Stuart May at [e-mail]
• DI Dom Muldoon at [e-mail]

For 'at risk' staff, apply directly to the At Risk Recruitment Mailbox with your REI form, not via the online application.

Queries can be directed to the Recruitment Team at [e-mail], quoting reference 22459. Responses will be provided as quickly as possible.

Please use Google Chrome for the application process to ensure optimal performance.

The closing date for applications is Sunday, 25th May 2025.