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\n Job Title: Data Insights and Statutory Returns Officer \n Company: William College \n Location: Onsite, Stratford, UK \n Employment Type: Full-Time, On Campus (Monday to Friday) \n Salary: £35,000 - £41,000 (Depending on experience and qualifications) \n \n Reports to: Registry, Data and Compliance Manager \n Department: Registry, Data and Compliance \n \n About the Role: \n The Data Insights and Statutory Returns Officer is the College's analytical capability and the owner of the controls that keep its data reliable. The postholder builds and runs exception reporting across the College's systems, analyses student, staff and institutional data, produces the insight and regulatory reporting that reaches managers, committees and the Board, and prepares the College to make its own statutory returns directly. \n The role also holds day-to-day responsibility for data protection practice across the College, ensuring that personal data is handled lawfully and that staff understand their obligations. \n \n Responsibilities: \n\n • Design, build, maintain and run exception reports across the College's systems, departments and functions, covering student, staff and institutional data.\n, • Serve as a member of the Data Action Working Group, supporting coordination of retention and B3 interventions and the escalation of risk.\n, • Carry out periodic reconciliation of College data against source records and against partner university records, to identify systematic or definitional error that exception reporting will not detect because the records are internally valid.\n, • Maintain the College's data dictionary and definitions, so that continuation, withdrawal, transfer, active student, submission and related terms are calculated consistently across every department and report.\n, • Provide the evidence of data quality checks that supports sign-off of returns by the Accountable Officer.\n, • Support strategic oversight and implementation of the College's Data Strategy.\n, • Analyse large and complex datasets from multiple sources, including the College's student record system, the VLE, partner university systems and departmental records.\n, • Identify trends, patterns, gaps and emerging risks in the data, and bring them to attention proactively.\n, • Develop and document analysis requirements through structured engagement with departmental managers.\n, • Build and maintain interactive dashboards and visualisations, including the B3 dashboard tracking continuation, engagement, attendance and submission indicators.\n, • Support the development, validation and ongoing monitoring of predictive and early-warning models used to identify students at risk, including assessment of their accuracy and fairness across student characteristics.\n, • Conduct ad hoc analysis in response to specific questions from managers, committees or partner universities.\n, • Develop the College's capability to make statutory returns directly, working to the timetable set by its registration position.\n, • Maintain strong working knowledge of the requirements of the HESA student record, including the data model, coding manual and the in-year collection model under Data Futures, together with Graduate Outcomes, the NSS and OfS data requirements.\n, • Map the College's data against return specifications, identify what is not currently collected, coded or derived, and work with departments and system owners to close those gaps.\n, • Support the specification, selection and implementation of the College's planned higher education student records system, ensuring it is capable of producing compliant returns.\n, • Produce regulatory analysis against the OfS B conditions, in particular continuation, completion and progression against the B3 numerical thresholds, using OfS definitions and technical guidance.\n, • Support the College's obligations under conditions F3 and F4, post registration.\n, • Alert promptly where a data matter may constitute a reportable event under the College's Reportable Events Policy.\n, • Track and report the College's institutional KPI framework, including performance against internal early-warning thresholds set above the OfS numerical thresholds, using red, amber and green status.\n, • Work with departmental managers to develop their use of data and their confidence in interpreting it.\n, • Monitor compliance with data protection law, the College's policies and its data governance procedures.\n, • Maintain the Record of Processing Activities and keep it current as processing changes.\n, • Support the completion and review of Data Protection Impact Assessments, particularly for new systems, analytics and any processing involving profiling or automated decision-making.\n, • Manage data subject rights requests, including subject access requests, within statutory deadlines.\n, • Maintain the College's retention schedule and ensure retention, archiving and secure disposal are implemented and reviewed.\n, • Advise on data sharing with partner universities, other third parties, including controller and processor determination, data sharing agreements and international transfers.\n, • Deliver guidance and awareness training to staff on data protection and secure handling, and monitor completion.\n, • Act as the College's designated Data Protection Officer in accordance with Articles 37 to 39 of the UK GDPR.\n, • Advise the College and its staff on data protection obligations and good practice under the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.\n, • Contribute to the wider work of Professional Services and to cross-College projects requiring analytical input.\n, • Undertake other duties commensurate with the grade and purpose of the post, as may reasonably be requested by the line manager.\n\n \n Education and Qualifications: \n\n • Bachelor’s degree in a numerate, analytical or information discipline, or an equivalent professional qualification or demonstrable equivalent experience.\n\n \n Experience & Knowledge: \n Essential \n\n • At least two years' experience in data analysis, management information reporting or a closely related field\n, • Experience of working with large, complex datasets drawn from multiple systems, including joining and reconciling sources that do not agree.\n, • Understanding of the OfS regulatory framework, particularly the B3 student outcome measures and how continuation, completion and progression are defined and calculated.\n, • Strong working knowledge of the HESA student record, including its data model, coding requirements and the in-year collection model under Data Futures.\n, • Working knowledge of the NSS and Graduate Outcomes, including populations, eligibility, timing and how results are used.\n, • Working knowledge of the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, and of practical compliance activity such as ROPA maintenance, DPIAs, subject access requests and breach handling\n, • Strong proficiency in Excel and in a data visualisation platform such as Power BI or Tableau.\n, • Working knowledge of SQL, or equivalent ability to query and transform data independently of a reporting layer.\n, • Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle personal and sensitive data with professionalism\n, • High level of accuracy, attention to detail and demonstrable commitment to data integrity.\n\n \n Desirable \n\n • Experience in the UK higher education sector, particularly in a planning, insight, registry or compliance function.\n, • Hands-on experience of preparing, validating or submitting a live HESA student return.\n, • Familiarity with student record systems, particularly SIMS or SITS.\n, • Working knowledge of R or Python.\n, • Formal data protection qualification, such as the BCS Practitioner Certificate in Data Protection or an IAPP certification, or willingness to work towards one.\n\n \n Benefits: \n\n • Annual leave (7.2 weeks)\n, • Workplace pension scheme.\n, • Company Sick Pay.\n, • Statutory maternity and paternity pay.\n, • Employee Assistance Programme (HA Wisdom Wellbeing)\n, • Virtual GP access (Livi)\n, • 'Speak Up Service' - confidential support service to report any workplace concerns\n, • Specialist physical and mental wellbeing support services with 24/7 confidential counselling support (Wisdom)\n, • Specialist menopause support, including online CBT (Wisdom)\n, • Financial, legal and medical advice services provided (Wisdom)\n, • Life & Leadership coaching (Wisdom)\n, • Financial coaching (MUNNY)\n, • Discounts and perks, offering savings on shopping, activities and more (Bright Exchange)\n, • Career development and training opportunities.\n, • Training and self-development opportunities.\n\n \n

Senior Registrations Officer \n Location: Farringdon, London (Hybrid) \n Contract: Permanent, Full-time \n \n Are you passionate about professional development and making a tangible impact in the environmental sector? At CIWEM, we’re looking for a Senior Registrations Officer to join our dynamic team and help us inspire, support, and develop the careers of environmental professionals worldwide. \n \n About Us \n CIWEM is a professional membership organisation dedicated to tackling the global climate and biodiversity emergency. With over 11,500 members, we’re a hub for innovation, professional growth, and collaboration in building sustainable solutions. \n Our mission is underpinned by our core values: \n\n • Passionate about protecting the planet\n, • Accountable and transparent in all we do\n, • Inspiring and inspired by our members’ good practices\n, • Collaborative in delivering solutions\n, • Celebrating successes and learning from experiences\n\n If you share these values, we’d love to have you on board! \n \n The Role \n As Senior Registrations Officer, you’ll play a vital role in supporting CIWEM’s membership programme and professional standards operations. Reporting to the Director of Membership and Professional Development, you’ll focus on managing professional registration applications, ensuring compliance with license requirements, and engaging non-members in their journey to professional recognition. \n \n What You’ll Do \n\n • Manage and support applications for Chartership, Fellow, and engineering registrations\n, • Lead promotional activities to encourage non-members to pursue professional registration\n, • Ensure timely processing of membership applications and maintain CIWEM's high standards\n, • Oversee committees related to professional standards, ensuring they run smoothly with actionable outcomes\n, • Recruit, manage, and train application assessors and interviewers\n, • Maintain relationships with external licensing bodies while supporting periodic license reviews and standards updates\n, • Continuously review and optimise professional standards processes to reflect best practices\n\n \n Why Join Us? \n We provide more than just a rewarding career - we offer a supportive, values-driven environment with excellent perks, including: \n\n • Generous benefits: Private medical and dental cover, life assurance, income protection, pension scheme with up to 9% employer contribution, and more\n, • Work-life balance: Hybrid working and flexibility to suit your needs\n, • Career development: Opportunities for learning, growth, and personal development in your role\n, • Collaborative culture: Work with a motivated, passionate team who share your commitment to making a difference\n\n \n What We’re Looking For \n We’re seeking someone proactive, organised, and passionate about professional development in the environmental field. \n \n Essential skills and experience \n\n • Strong customer service skills and experience in membership or professional registration administration\n, • Ability to build effective relationships with internal teams, external stakeholders, and volunteers\n, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills with close attention to detail\n, • Administrative experience in a busy office environment, supported by strong organisational skills\n, • Familiarity with CRM systems and reporting (ideally CiviCRM)\n, • A flexible, problem-solving mindset with a passion for learning and improvement\n\n \n Desirable skills and interests \n\n • Experience within a professional membership organisation or institution\n, • Interest or understanding of environmental issues\n\n

Experience \n\n • Minimum 5-7 years of Close Protection experience supporting High-Net-Worth (HNW) or Ultra-High-Net-Worth (UHNW) individuals.\n, • Demonstrated experience providing dedicated protection and lifestyle support to young principals attending school, university, or residing overseas is mandatory.\n, • Proven track record of operating within family office, private family, or UHNW environments where discretion, trust, and relationship management are critical.\n, • Experience balancing security requirements with the principal's desire for independence, privacy, and a normal social and academic lifestyle.\n, • Extensive experience in planning, secure transportation, international travel accompaniment, and residential security management.\n, • Previous responsibility for coordinating with educational institutions, residence management, household staff, chauffeurs, and external service providers is highly desirable.\n\n \n Additional Key Requirement \n The successful candidate must have previously held a comparable role supporting a young HNW/UHNW principal in an educational or family office environment and be able to demonstrate the ability to provide both unobtrusive protection and trusted day-to-day support. \n \n Ideal Candidate Profile \n A mature, highly discreet Close Protection Officer with prior experience safeguarding young HNW/UHNW family members studying away from their home country. The individual will possess the security expertise to identify and mitigate risks while maintaining a low-profile, relationship-driven approach that fosters trust, independence, and a positive educational experience for the Principal. \n \n

\n Introduction\n The Head of Legal reports directly to the Chief Executive Officer and is a member of the Senior Leadership Team (SLT), playing a pivotal role in shaping and supporting the strategic direction of Eleclink. Whilst reporting directly to the Chief Executive Officer, the Head of Legal maintains a dotted-line relationship to the Getlink Legal Director to ensure alignment of legal strategy, governance frameworks, regulatory obligations and risk management activities across the Group, fostering collaboration, consistency and the sharing of best practice between entities. The role is the principal adviser to the business on all strategic legal, contractual, regulatory and risk‑related matters, supporting the safe, compliant and commercially successful operation of a regulated infrastructure asset. \n As head of the internal legal function, the Head of Legal works in close partnership with the CEO, SLT colleagues and leadership teams across the business to ensure legal risk is proactively identified, assessed and managed. The role ensures that material legal matters are appropriately identified and addressed, appropriate action is taken in a timely manner, and that robust, fit‑for‑purpose documentation underpins all material decisions, transactions and operational activities. \n The Head of Legal leads a small in‑house legal team, including a Paralegal, Senior Legal Counsel and a Senior Legal Consultant, and is responsible for coordinating legal support and setting priorities across the function. \n Operating as a trusted strategic adviser, the Head of Legal provides forward‑looking, pragmatic legal advice and maintains oversight of the Company’s overall legal risk and resilience in support of its long‑term strategic objectives. \n The Head of Legal has primary responsibility for the Company’s legal interactions with third parties, including principal contractors, suppliers and strategic partners, and for the negotiation and oversight of all significant contractual relationships (excluding legacy contractual relationships assigned to the Senior Legal Consultant). As a senior leader, the role is also responsible for building and leading a high‑performing in‑house legal team, developing capability across the Company’s functional areas, reducing reliance on external advisers, and embedding legal support within core business teams to enable efficient delivery of project and operational goals. \n In addition, the Head of Legal is accountable for the strategic management of external legal advisers, ensuring their use is proportionate, value‑driven and closely controlled, and that external legal spend delivers clear commercial, risk‑management and strategic benefit to the business. Responsibilities\n The Head of Legal is responsible for prioritising and allocating work across the legal function, including delegating defined areas of responsibility to the Senior Legal Counsel where appropriate. \n Key responsibilities include: Strategic Legal Leadership\n \n • Advise the CEO and SLT on legal risk, contractual exposure and regulatory matters impacting the Company’s strategy, operations and long‑term development as a regulated infrastructure asset.\n, • Provide proactive, commercially focused legal advice informed by a detailed understanding of the Company’s activities and objectives.\n, • Maintain oversight of the Company’s overall legal health and resilience, including legal risk anticipation and mitigation.\n Contracts and Third‑Party Engagement\n \n, • Hold primary responsibility for the Company’s legal interaction with third parties, including principal contractors, suppliers, counterparties and strategic partners, with day‑to‑day management of legacy relationships delegated to Senior Legal Consultant as appropriate.\n, • Lead the drafting, negotiation and approval of all material, high‑risk and strategic contractual arrangements with day‑to‑day management of legacy contracts delegated to Senior Legal Consultant as appropriate.\n, • Oversee the Company’s contractual framework to ensure consistency, appropriate risk allocation, liability management and alignment with regulatory obligations and commercial strategy.\n Regulatory and Market Framework\n \n, • Act as senior legal adviser supporting engagement with national regulators and, where applicable, the European Commission.\n, • Provide legal input into the development, interpretation and application of the Company’s Market Access Rules.\n, • Support the regulation team in ensuring ongoing compliance with applicable licences, exemptions, codes and regulatory regimes, including the GB interconnector licence, CUSC, BSC, REMIT and relevant EU network codes.\n, • Advise on regulatory risk, escalation and mitigation strategies.\n Market Operations\n \n, • Draft, negotiate and advise on contracts supporting the Company’s commercial and market activities, including: \n \n, • Grid connection and ancillary services agreements with UK and French system operators\n, • Arrangements related to UK and French capacity mechanisms\n, • Customer nomination and participation agreements\n, • Contracts supporting imbalance trading and market participation\n \n, • Ensure contractual arrangements are legally robust, operationally workable and compliant with regulatory requirements.\n Business Systems and Technology\n \n, • Provide legal oversight of key business systems and technology arrangements, including review and negotiation of material contracts.\n, • Support NIS‑related legal matters, including review of NIS‑specific contractual provisions, oversight of NIS‑compliant contract registers and participation in audits where required.\n Corporate, Commercial and Operational Support\n \n, • Draft, negotiate and advise on a broad range of commercial agreements required for day‑to‑day operations, including service agreements, NDAs, licences and hire agreements, with responsibility for prioritisation and allocation of work across the legal function.\n, • Provide senior legal input on material property and lease arrangements, including the Company’s London and Folkestone offices.\n, • Oversee the development, maintenance and periodic review of standard contract templates.\n Disputes, Risk and Crisis Management\n \n, • Lead the management of disputes, litigation and significant claims, including strategy, escalation and resolution, with day‑to‑day management of legacy matters delegated to Senior Legal Consultant as appropriate.\n, • Provide legal leadership during emergency or crisis situations, including rapid assessment of legal exposure and response options.\n, • Support enterprise risk management through identification and mitigation of legal risk.\n Legal Function Leadership\n \n, • Lead and develop the in‑house legal function, setting priorities, standards and expectations for legal delivery.\n, • Retain oversight of complex, sensitive and high‑risk matters and acting as escalation point for senior stakeholders.\n, • Build internal legal capability to support long‑term operational sustainability and reduce reliance on external advisers.\n Compliance and Data Protection (Compliance Officer and Privacy Officer responsibilities)\n \n, • Retain overall accountability for the Company’s compliance and data protection framework with support from the group, business and the legal team (including the Senior Legal Consultant on legacy matters and specific initiatives as required).\n, • Develop and oversee effective internal controls to support compliance, good governance and mitigation of regulatory risk.\n, • Ensure the Company keeps up-to-date with changing laws, regulations and industry standards.\n, • Oversee the creation, implementation and maintenance of company policies and procedures to meeting legal requirements.\n, • Ensure appropriate compliance training is in place for employees in relation to regulations, ethical standards and consequences of non‑compliance.\n, • Liaise with Getlink group in regard to compliance issues and requirements.\n, • Provide guidance and advice to the company on personal data handling, legal obligations and best practices.\n, • Oversee assessment of data risks, DPIAs and contractual terms in relation to personal data sharing.\n, • Create and update data protection policies, procedures and processing records.\n, • Oversee updates to the company’s privacy notices as necessary.\n, • Specific focus on facilitating an interface with the operational CFO in relation to governance and compliance.\n, • Assist functional areas to mitigate compliance failure and corporate governance aimed at maintaining best practice, reputation and avoidance of sanctions.\n External Counsel Management\n \n, • Own the strategy for instruction and management of external legal advisers, including oversight of advisers engaged in support of legacy matters.\n, • Negotiate engagement terms and ensuring external counsel is used selectively, proportionately and cost‑effectively.\n Group Engagement\n \n, • Act as the senior legal interface with the wider Getlink Group and collaborating with group legal teams to ensure alignment and effective delivery of shared objectives.\n, • Legacy contractual and project‑related matters are primarily managed by the Senior Legal Consultant, with the Head of Legal retaining oversight and accountability for associated legal risk.\n Health & Safety\n ElecLink employees are expected to take reasonable care for their own health and safety, as well as that of others. Employees should not intentionally or recklessly interfere with or misuse any equipment or measures designed to protect safety, health, or welfare. Employees are also required to participate in any health and safety training provided by the employer and promptly report any health and safety concerns to the HSQE Manager or HSQE Coordinator. Minimum Standards & Selection Criteria Experience and Skills\n Qualified solicitor with significant post‑qualification experience \n \n • Experience working in‑house in energy, infrastructure or major projects\n, • Strong experience in drafting commercial contracts\n, • Experience managing external legal spend\n, • Experience in one of more of the following areas is beneficial: construction, property law, dispute resolution/litigation, insurance and HSE related matters and risk management\n, • Experience working in‑house in for a regulated entity would be beneficial\n Leadership and personal attributes\n \n, • Strong stakeholder management and influencing skills at senior level\n, • Proven ability to lead and develop a legal team\n, • Able to manage multiple workstreams and prioritise effectively\n, • Commercial, pragmatic and solutions‑focused\n Desirable\n \n, • French language skills\n, • Cross‑border experience\n \n #J-18808-Ljbffr

Senior Finance Business Partner £46,871 to £50,998 inclusive annual salary + Local Government Pension Scheme Permanent, full-time (37 hours pw) Flexible working options (including hybrid) Job Ref: P2218 About the role As a Senior Finance Business Partner, you will act as a trusted financial advisor to designated Council service areas, bridging finance and operations through robust financial planning, reporting, variance analysis and forecasting to drive decision-making and service improvements. You will support a diverse portfolio of Council services, providing financial advice on revenue budgets and capital programmes. The role includes financial modelling, business case development, cost allocation, and grant monitoring and reporting, supporting the effective allocation and utilisation of government funding to deliver key Council priorities. You will play a key role in the Council's annual budget process, medium term financial planning, capital programme management and monthly reporting and forecasting cycles, while supporting the Principal Finance Business Partners in providing a full range of professional support services to Councillors, Service Committees, senior managers and budget holders. This is an exciting time to join the Council's Finance team. Local Government is undergoing significant change through Local Government Reorganisation, with plans to establish a new West Hertfordshire authority you'll have the opportunity to contribute to major transformation programmes and gain valuable experience within a changing landscape. About you We are looking for an experienced, suitably qualified Finance Business Partner to join the Council's Finance Business Partnering team. You will have worked in a financial planning and budgeting environment undertaking financial modelling and option appraisals, and be able to build strong, trusted, influential working relationships with operational managers. You will be an excellent team player, ideally with experience of managing others, and able to organise and prioritise competing workloads effectively. Join us to make a positive impact in our community by putting sustainability at the heart of everything we do, while living our values of trust, care, collaboration, confidence and customer focus. St Albans is a unique English Cathedral City with a colourful history, Roman remains and beautiful architecture, heritage sites and conservation areas. Set within green belt off the M25, A1M and M1, our centrally located offices are near the station (London St Pancras 20 minutes), shops and restaurants a great place to live and work. Benefits In addition to a great team and comprehensive salary, you will have access to: 30.5 days basic annual leave (increasing with service) + bank holidays Local Government Pension Scheme Flexible working options Staff Parking Permit Reimbursement of professional fees Comprehensive development and training Discounted membership at selected local sports and fitness centres Access to discounts and benefits via online platform For an informal discussion, please contact Ian Langford, Senior Finance Business Partner Manager, on A detailed job description and person specification are published on the advert and set out the criteria we use to assess applicants. The Council reserves the right to reject applicants at the shortlisting stage, where the application process has not been completed correctly. For full details visit Jobs and Careers or email or telephone (01727) 819251, stating your details and the post reference number. Closing date for applications: 21 September 2026 Interviews will take place in October 2026 NOTE: Interviews are conducted throughout the application process. We reserve the right to close the vacancy at an earlier date, so we strongly encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible. Additional Information Disability Confident: We are proud to be a Disability Confident employer and guarantee an interview to anyone disclosing a disability whose application meets all the essential criteria for the post. Safeguarding: This post is subject to a Basic Disclosure Check. English Fluency: The ability to converse at ease with members of the public and provide advice in accurate spoken English is essential for the post (for those whose language is a signed language, a sign language interpreter meeting the required standard of English fluency will be required). Further information about the legal requirement can be found here. We are changing St Albans City and District Council is undergoing Local Government Reorganisation (LGR). If employed by the Council on 1 April 2028, it is expected that the majority of roles will transfer to the newly-created unitary councils on existing terms and conditions under TUPE (Transfer of Undertakings Protection of Employment) principles. LGR is one of the biggest changes we will face in a generation. It will reshape how we work and how services are organised, and gives us a real opportunity to build something better. We hope you will be part of that journey with us. Find out more: https://www.hertfordshire-lgr.co.uk/ Application information: https://www.stalbans.gov.uk/information-applicants-local-government-reorganisation You may have experience in the following: Finance Business Partner, Senior Finance Analyst, Management Accountant, Finance Manager, Budget Manager, Financial Planning Manager, Public Sector Finance Business Partner, Local Government Finance Officer, Corporate Finance Business Partner, Capital Programme Accountant, Financial Analyst, Strategic Finance Partner, etc. REF-230495 TPBN1_UKTJ

Revenue Protection Officer Salary Up to £47,000 Basic Salary (London / M25 Areas) Up to £45,000 Basic Salary Coverage Areas Liverpool / Warrington / Chester Birmingham Nottingham Dartford Working Pattern Monday to Friday No Weekends No On-Call Rota The Role We're looking for experienced Dual Fuel Engineers ready to move into a specialist Revenue Protection Officer position. This is a hands-on, field-based role that combines technical expertise with investigative work. You'll be responsible for: • Investigating and preventing gas and electricity theft Making installations safe and compliant Gathering evidence to support enforcement action Working closely with suppliers and internal stakeholders Delivering a professional customer experience What You'll Need CCN1 or CMA1 MET1 Dual Fuel Metering Experience EUSR Registration Why Join? FREE CT HV/LV Upskilling & Training Fully Expensed Company Vehicle PPE Provided Company Pension & Sick Pay 30 Days Holiday (Increasing with Service) Localised Work - Jobs Kept Close to Your Postcode Excellent Work-Life Balance - Stable Weekday Schedule with No Call-Outs Long-Term Career Progression Opportunities About the Company Join one of the UK's leading metering organisations with a strong presence across Smart Metering, EV Infrastructure and Renewable Technologies. They are committed to investing in their engineers through: Ongoing training and development Consistent, localised workloads Industry-leading support and resources Clear progression pathways Ready for a Change? If you're looking to move away from installations and into a more specialist role with greater responsibility, excellent earning potential and a healthier work-life balance, we'd love to hear from you. (phone number removed) Apply today or get in touch for a confidential discussion

Security Officer (247jc) – Central London - £40k + Benefits Our client is looking to recruit additional Security Officers to join their growing in-house security team in Central London. DUE TO THE NATURE OF THIS RECRUITMENT CONSULTANCY, WE ARE ONLY ABLE TO REPRESENT INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE EX MILITARY. This is not simply a traditional guarding role. You will be joining a developing security operation that makes use of modern technology, established security procedures and experienced security professionals to protect a varied portfolio of sites and assets. For someone coming from the Armed Forces, military policing, operations, communications, intelligence, force protection or a similar security-focused environment, this could offer an excellent opportunity to build a long-term career within the commercial security sector. Reporting to the Security Operations Team Leader, you will primarily work within the Security Operations Control Room, monitoring activity across a number of locations and responding appropriately to incidents, alarms and emerging situations. The ability to remain calm, assess information quickly and understand when to act independently and when to escalate will be particularly important. Key Responsibilities Your duties will include: • Monitoring and assessing security activity across the client's property and site portfolio from the Operations Room., • Acting as an initial triage point for security incidents and emerging risks., • Monitoring and responding to CCTV alerts and alarm activations., • Assessing situations quickly and taking appropriate and proportionate action., • Escalating incidents to senior security personnel or the Emergency Services when required., • Conducting internal and external security patrols when necessary., • Identifying and reporting security vulnerabilities or suspicious activity., • Carrying out secure lock and unlock procedures., • Producing clear and comprehensive shift handovers and incident reports., • Supporting security operations at other London locations when required., • Working alongside experienced security professionals and subject matter experts to continue developing your skills. What We Are Looking For We are looking for someone who is reliable, professional, observant and comfortable taking responsibility. Previous military experience would transfer particularly well into this environment, especially if you are accustomed to working within established procedures, maintaining situational awareness and making decisions under pressure. You will need: • A valid SIA licence, CCTV/Public Space Surveillance, Door Supervisor or Close Protection., • Previous security experience, ideally including control room operations, incident management or risk assessment., • Excellent verbal and written communication skills., • The ability to produce accurate and concise reports., • Good IT skills and confidence using security systems and communications equipment., • A practical, problem-solving approach., • High standards of reliability, punctuality and attention to detail., • A full UK driving licence, up to three points may be considered on a case-by-case basis., • The ability to commute reliably into Central London for both day and night shifts. Knowledge of London and its main routes and landmarks would be advantageous. An Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) qualification would also be beneficial. Shift Pattern The security operation runs around the clock, including weekends and bank holidays. You will work a rotating pattern of 3 Days – 3 Nights – 3 Days Off The established rotation means you can plan your working pattern several months in advance. Please note that this position is entirely Central London based and no accommodation is provided. Salary & Benefits The starting salary is £40,000 per annum The benefits package includes: • Private healthcare, • 20 days' holiday, • Company pension, • Life assurance, • Ongoing learning and professional development, • Opportunity to develop within a growing in-house security operation For more information, please contact Jean-Claude Hedouin at Ex-Mil Recruitment Ltd on (phone number removed)