Prison Case Administrator: Rehabilitation & Offender Support

Mitie Group plc.; Stamford Bridge; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading care and custody organization in Stamford Bridge is seeking a Case Administrator to provide vital administrative support within the Offender Management Unit at HMP Millsike. This role requires proficiency in IT and strong communication skills, assisting in the rehabilitation efforts for prisoners. You'll handle various administrative tasks, ensuring compliance with standards and facilitating communication with internal and external stakeholders. Ideal candidates will demonstrate excellent organizational skills and a willingness to engage in continuous learning, playing a crucial role in reducing reoffending.

Qualifications

• Intermediate IT skills including proficiency in Excel, Word, and Outlook.
• Strong verbal and written communication abilities.
• Capability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment.

Responsibilities

• Provide administrative support within the Offender Management Unit.
• Maintain accurate records and data in compliance with established standards.
• Engage in various administrative functions related to reducing reoffending.

Skills

Intermediate IT skills

Proficiency in Microsoft Excel

Proficiency in Microsoft Word

Proficiency in Microsoft Outlook

Strong verbal communication

Strong written communication

Organisational skills

Job description

A leading care and custody organization in Stamford Bridge is seeking a Case Administrator to provide vital administrative support within the Offender Management Unit at HMP Millsike. This role requires proficiency in IT and strong communication skills, assisting in the rehabilitation efforts for prisoners. You'll handle various administrative tasks, ensuring compliance with standards and facilitating communication with internal and external stakeholders. Ideal candidates will demonstrate excellent organizational skills and a willingness to engage in continuous learning, playing a crucial role in reducing reoffending.