Transferee Neighbourhood Specialist Officer (NSO)

Surrey Police; East Clandon; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

A regional law enforcement agency in the United Kingdom is seeking proactive officers for Neighbourhood Policing. This role involves addressing community issues, collaborating with partner agencies, and using problem-solving skills. Candidates should be resilient and capable of engaging effectively with local residents. Join us to make a significant impact in your community while developing your skills in a supportive environment.

Qualifications

• Proactive and enthusiastic approach to community policing.
• Good understanding of problem-oriented and problem-solving principles.
• Ability to negotiate and influence outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Work with police and partner agencies to tackle community issues.
• Use ASB legislation to disrupt negative behaviors.
• Engage with the local community and attend public meetings.

Job description

Neighbourhood Policing in Surrey is at the forefront nationally and we are looking for proactive, enthusiastic, and committed officers to continue this work and join our team. This is a role where you can really make a difference to a local community and use your problem solving and engagement skills to best effect. It offers excellent development through working with partner agencies, seeking innovative solutions to local issues and taking ownership of areas of concern within communities. Vacancies are currently forcewide. Please stipulate your Borough preference in your application however, please note that this cannot be guaranteed.,

• Working closely with police colleagues, partner and statutory agencies using a flexible, innovative problem solving approach to tackle chronic and repeat issues affecting the local community.
• Make full use of ASB legislation as appropriate to reduce, prevent and disrupt the actions and behaviours of those individuals that disproportionately affect our communities
• Understand local priority and local neighbourhood issues, taking personal responsibility to deal with these in a creative way by working with others to maintain and improve community satisfaction as well as confidence in the police service
• A good understanding of problem oriented and problem solving principles. Exploring ways to deal with issues in an innovative way, including evidencing and sharing success stories.
• Resilience in dealing with challenging, long-term community problem solving.
• The ability to contribute and be involved in public/partner meetings.
• Negotiate and influence to direct individuals and agencies towards desired outcomes in pursuance of problem solving efforts.