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Job Description202109: Prison Officer HMP Wayland, HMP Bure, HMP Whitemoor and HMP Norwich HMP Wayland Salary £22,851 £28,385 Region East of England City/Town March, Norwich, Thetford Vacancy Type Merit Building/Site HM Prison Bure, NR10 5AJ, HM Prison Wayland, IP25 6RL, HM Prison Whitemoor, PE15 0PR, HMP NORWICH NORWICH, NR1 4LU Organisation Grade Band 3 Post Type Permanent Working Pattern Full Time, Part Time, Part Time/Job Share, Flexible Working, Other Role Type Operational Delivery, Prison Officer Job description Prison Officer HMP Wayland, HMP Bure, HMP Norwich & HMP Whitemoor Starting salary: £22,851 to £28,385 based on location, pension and benefits 37-41 hours per week shift pattern Location: HMP Wayland Thompson Rd, Griston, Thetford IP25 6RL HMP Bure Jaguar Drive, Badersfield, Norwich NR10 5GB HMP Norwich - Knox Rd, Norwich NR1 4LU HMP Whitemoor Whitemoor, Longhill Rd, March PE15 0PR Region: Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire & Norfolk Train for a jobthat matters Negotiator, referee, educator, influencer, life changer - as a prison officer, you'll be trained to undertake many roles and will learn how to create a safe and secure prison environment. During your 12 to 18-month training, we'll show you how support adult offenders with rehabilitation while protecting the public too. During this time, you may be enrolled onto our Level 3 Custody & Detention Officer Apprenticeship. It can be a tough job, but in return you will receive great pay, training, benefits and have the support of a strong team. Read more about prison officer careers > > What does it take? You don't need qualifications to become a prison officer. Personal qualities are more important. In our assessments you need to demonstrate: good communication and influencing skills commitment to quality effective decision-making care and understanding There are some basic requirements. You must: be at least 18 years old have the right to work in the UK be reasonably fit, with good eyesight in both eyes and good hearing We'll also check your numerical, written English and spoken English abilities. What are the benefits? The initial training is 37 hours a week. After training, you can choose to work 37, 39 or 41 hours a week. Your annual salary will reflect your weekly hours. HMP Wayland 37 hours a week = £22,851 a year + up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home to work travel costs 39 hours a week = £24,118 a year + up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home to work travel costs 41 hours a week = £25,385 a year + up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home to work travel costs Up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home-to-work travel expenses, or we offer a permanent relocation scheme for HMP Wayland if your travel exceeds 75 minutes each way*. Keep an eye on this page for details of our upcoming webinar for an opportunity to find out more. *These benefits are applicable to individuals applying via this campaign to take up their first prison officer role. Where expenses are received you will be required to sign a written undertaking to make pro-rata repayments on in the event of resignation within two years' service. The Bure 37 hours a week = £22,851 a year 39 hours a week = £24,118 a year 41 hours a week = £25,385 a year The Norwich 37 hours a week = £22,851 a year 39 hours a week = £24,118 a year 41 hours a week = £25,385 a year HMP Whitemoor 37 hours a week = £25,851 a year 39 hours a week = £27,118 a year 41 hours a week = £28,385 a year All salary figures quoted include any additional allowances. You may also have opportunities to work additional paid hours. You'll be paid while you train. In addition, you can expect 25 days of annual holiday (rising to 30 days after 10 years' service), paid time off for public holidays and one extra privilege day. As prisons operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, you will be expected work on some public and bank holidays. Any that you do work will be added to your annual leave entitlement. You'll also benefit from a Civil Service pension of up to 20% of your salary, a cycle to work scheme, property rental deposit loans, travel loans and Key Worker housing schemes. Staff in many prisons have additional benefits such as free gym membership, subsidised canteen and free parking. Check with your selected prison for details. Training If you are successful in being offered a prison officer position you may be enrolled onto our professional apprenticeship. If you are not enrolled onto the professional apprenticeship you will still complete the same training as an apprentice with dedicated support and work towards obtaining a Professional vocational Diploma in Custodial Care. Full details of the apprenticeship scheme and how it will enhance your experience as a prison officer can be found here - How to apply As part of the application form you will be required to identify your prison preferences. Whilst we endeavour to allocate you to your first choice this may not always be possible due to business needs. As you might expect, our recruitment process is very thorough, but it's designed to help your decide if this is the right career for you. It starts with some basic checks, followed by online tests, to see if you have the judgement and numerical skills expected of a prison officer. We will also look at some of your behaviours these are tested via two online assessments. The Online Assessment Centre If you pass the online assessments, we will invite you to a half-day assessment centre, also carried out online. This is where you'll find out if you have the abilities, strengths and behaviours to be a prison officer. If you are successful at the online assessment centre, you will be added to a merit list based on your score. Job offers will be made first to those with the highest scores. You can also apply for vacancies at other prisons. You can stay on the merit list for 12 months. After this, you'll need to apply again Once we have made you a provisional offer, we will invite you to come to complete a medical and fitness test. Here we carry out an eyesight test, hearing test and basic health screening, including blood pressure check before you complete a grip test, shield test and a bleep test up to level 5.4. Find out about the application process > > Your job offer Once you've passed the online tests, assessments and pre-employment checks, you will be eligible to start the entry-level training and work as a prison officer. Diversity & Inclusion The Civil Service embraces diversity and promotes equality of opportunity. We recruit by merit on the basis of fair and open competition, as outlined in the Civil Service Commission's recruitment principles. We encourage applications from people from all backgrounds and aim to have a workforce that represents the wider society that we serve. We pride ourselves on being an employer of choice. We champion diversity, inclusion and wellbeing and aim to create a workplace where everyone feels valued and a sense of belonging. To find out more about how we do this visit: Disability support Tell us if you have a disability when you apply, we can offer reasonable adjustments to help with the online tests and online assessment centre. If you require any assistance, please call (Monday to Friday 8am-6pm) or e-mail . Working for the Civil Service The Civil Service Code sets out the standards of behaviour expected of civil servants. We recruit by merit on the basis of fair and open competition, as outlined in the Civil Service Commission's recruitment principles. Should you feel that the recruitment process has breached the recruitment principles you are able to raise a formal complaint in the following order 1 To Shared Service Connected Ltd ( (Monday to Friday 8am 6pm) or e mail ); 2 To Ministry of Justice Resourcing (); 3 To the Civil ServiceCommission (details available here) Apply now The jobholder must be able to fulfil all spoken aspects of the role with confidence in English or (when specified in Wales) Welsh. Allowance Details. Additional Information If you require any assistance please call (Monday to Friday 8am-6pm) or e-mail . Please quote the job reference 47943. Closing date 21st October 2021 Please note you are applying for a cluster campaign and as such may be allocated to any one of the prisons listed in this advert.

Job Description202109: Prison Officer HMP Wayland, HMP Bure, HMP Whitemoor and HMP Norwich HMP Wayland Salary £22,851 £28,385 Region East of England City/Town March, Norwich, Thetford Vacancy Type Merit Building/Site HM Prison Bure, NR10 5AJ, HM Prison Wayland, IP25 6RL, HM Prison Whitemoor, PE15 0PR, HMP NORWICH NORWICH, NR1 4LU Organisation Grade Band 3 Post Type Permanent Working Pattern Full Time, Part Time, Part Time/Job Share, Flexible Working, Other Role Type Operational Delivery, Prison Officer Job description Prison Officer HMP Wayland, HMP Bure, HMP Norwich & HMP Whitemoor Starting salary: £22,851 to £28,385 based on location, pension and benefits 37-41 hours per week shift pattern Location: HMP Wayland Thompson Rd, Griston, Thetford IP25 6RL HMP Bure Jaguar Drive, Badersfield, Norwich NR10 5GB HMP Norwich - Knox Rd, Norwich NR1 4LU HMP Whitemoor Whitemoor, Longhill Rd, March PE15 0PR Region: Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire & Norfolk Train for a jobthat matters Negotiator, referee, educator, influencer, life changer - as a prison officer, you'll be trained to undertake many roles and will learn how to create a safe and secure prison environment. During your 12 to 18-month training, we'll show you how support adult offenders with rehabilitation while protecting the public too. During this time, you may be enrolled onto our Level 3 Custody & Detention Officer Apprenticeship. It can be a tough job, but in return you will receive great pay, training, benefits and have the support of a strong team. Read more about prison officer careers > > What does it take? You don't need qualifications to become a prison officer. Personal qualities are more important. In our assessments you need to demonstrate: good communication and influencing skills commitment to quality effective decision-making care and understanding There are some basic requirements. You must: be at least 18 years old have the right to work in the UK be reasonably fit, with good eyesight in both eyes and good hearing We'll also check your numerical, written English and spoken English abilities. What are the benefits? The initial training is 37 hours a week. After training, you can choose to work 37, 39 or 41 hours a week. Your annual salary will reflect your weekly hours. HMP Wayland 37 hours a week = £22,851 a year + up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home to work travel costs 39 hours a week = £24,118 a year + up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home to work travel costs 41 hours a week = £25,385 a year + up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home to work travel costs Up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home-to-work travel expenses, or we offer a permanent relocation scheme for HMP Wayland if your travel exceeds 75 minutes each way*. Keep an eye on this page for details of our upcoming webinar for an opportunity to find out more. *These benefits are applicable to individuals applying via this campaign to take up their first prison officer role. Where expenses are received you will be required to sign a written undertaking to make pro-rata repayments on in the event of resignation within two years' service. The Bure 37 hours a week = £22,851 a year 39 hours a week = £24,118 a year 41 hours a week = £25,385 a year The Norwich 37 hours a week = £22,851 a year 39 hours a week = £24,118 a year 41 hours a week = £25,385 a year HMP Whitemoor 37 hours a week = £25,851 a year 39 hours a week = £27,118 a year 41 hours a week = £28,385 a year All salary figures quoted include any additional allowances. You may also have opportunities to work additional paid hours. You'll be paid while you train. In addition, you can expect 25 days of annual holiday (rising to 30 days after 10 years' service), paid time off for public holidays and one extra privilege day. As prisons operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, you will be expected work on some public and bank holidays. Any that you do work will be added to your annual leave entitlement. You'll also benefit from a Civil Service pension of up to 20% of your salary, a cycle to work scheme, property rental deposit loans, travel loans and Key Worker housing schemes. Staff in many prisons have additional benefits such as free gym membership, subsidised canteen and free parking. Check with your selected prison for details. Training If you are successful in being offered a prison officer position you may be enrolled onto our professional apprenticeship. If you are not enrolled onto the professional apprenticeship you will still complete the same training as an apprentice with dedicated support and work towards obtaining a Professional vocational Diploma in Custodial Care. Full details of the apprenticeship scheme and how it will enhance your experience as a prison officer can be found here - How to apply As part of the application form you will be required to identify your prison preferences. Whilst we endeavour to allocate you to your first choice this may not always be possible due to business needs. As you might expect, our recruitment process is very thorough, but it's designed to help your decide if this is the right career for you. It starts with some basic checks, followed by online tests, to see if you have the judgement and numerical skills expected of a prison officer. We will also look at some of your behaviours these are tested via two online assessments. The Online Assessment Centre If you pass the online assessments, we will invite you to a half-day assessment centre, also carried out online. This is where you'll find out if you have the abilities, strengths and behaviours to be a prison officer. If you are successful at the online assessment centre, you will be added to a merit list based on your score. Job offers will be made first to those with the highest scores. You can also apply for vacancies at other prisons. You can stay on the merit list for 12 months. After this, you'll need to apply again Once we have made you a provisional offer, we will invite you to come to complete a medical and fitness test. Here we carry out an eyesight test, hearing test and basic health screening, including blood pressure check before you complete a grip test, shield test and a bleep test up to level 5.4. Find out about the application process > > Your job offer Once you've passed the online tests, assessments and pre-employment checks, you will be eligible to start the entry-level training and work as a prison officer. Diversity & Inclusion The Civil Service embraces diversity and promotes equality of opportunity. We recruit by merit on the basis of fair and open competition, as outlined in the Civil Service Commission's recruitment principles. We encourage applications from people from all backgrounds and aim to have a workforce that represents the wider society that we serve. We pride ourselves on being an employer of choice. We champion diversity, inclusion and wellbeing and aim to create a workplace where everyone feels valued and a sense of belonging. To find out more about how we do this visit: Disability support Tell us if you have a disability when you apply, we can offer reasonable adjustments to help with the online tests and online assessment centre. If you require any assistance, please call (Monday to Friday 8am-6pm) or e-mail . Working for the Civil Service The Civil Service Code sets out the standards of behaviour expected of civil servants. We recruit by merit on the basis of fair and open competition, as outlined in the Civil Service Commission's recruitment principles. Should you feel that the recruitment process has breached the recruitment principles you are able to raise a formal complaint in the following order 1 To Shared Service Connected Ltd ( (Monday to Friday 8am 6pm) or e mail ); 2 To Ministry of Justice Resourcing (); 3 To the Civil ServiceCommission (details available here) Apply now The jobholder must be able to fulfil all spoken aspects of the role with confidence in English or (when specified in Wales) Welsh. Allowance Details. Additional Information If you require any assistance please call (Monday to Friday 8am-6pm) or e-mail . Please quote the job reference 47943. Closing date 21st October 2021 Please note you are applying for a cluster campaign and as such may be allocated to any one of the prisons listed in this advert.

Job Description202109: Prison Officer HMP Wayland, HMP Bure, HMP Whitemoor and HMP Norwich HMP Wayland Salary £22,851 £28,385 Region East of England City/Town March, Norwich, Thetford Vacancy Type Merit Building/Site HM Prison Bure, NR10 5AJ, HM Prison Wayland, IP25 6RL, HM Prison Whitemoor, PE15 0PR, HMP NORWICH NORWICH, NR1 4LU Organisation Grade Band 3 Post Type Permanent Working Pattern Full Time, Part Time, Part Time/Job Share, Flexible Working, Other Role Type Operational Delivery, Prison Officer Job description Prison Officer HMP Wayland, HMP Bure, HMP Norwich & HMP Whitemoor Starting salary: £22,851 to £28,385 based on location, pension and benefits 37-41 hours per week shift pattern Location: HMP Wayland Thompson Rd, Griston, Thetford IP25 6RL HMP Bure Jaguar Drive, Badersfield, Norwich NR10 5GB HMP Norwich - Knox Rd, Norwich NR1 4LU HMP Whitemoor Whitemoor, Longhill Rd, March PE15 0PR Region: Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire & Norfolk Train for a jobthat matters Negotiator, referee, educator, influencer, life changer - as a prison officer, you'll be trained to undertake many roles and will learn how to create a safe and secure prison environment. During your 12 to 18-month training, we'll show you how support adult offenders with rehabilitation while protecting the public too. During this time, you may be enrolled onto our Level 3 Custody & Detention Officer Apprenticeship. It can be a tough job, but in return you will receive great pay, training, benefits and have the support of a strong team. Read more about prison officer careers > > What does it take? You don't need qualifications to become a prison officer. Personal qualities are more important. In our assessments you need to demonstrate: good communication and influencing skills commitment to quality effective decision-making care and understanding There are some basic requirements. You must: be at least 18 years old have the right to work in the UK be reasonably fit, with good eyesight in both eyes and good hearing We'll also check your numerical, written English and spoken English abilities. What are the benefits? The initial training is 37 hours a week. After training, you can choose to work 37, 39 or 41 hours a week. Your annual salary will reflect your weekly hours. HMP Wayland 37 hours a week = £22,851 a year + up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home to work travel costs 39 hours a week = £24,118 a year + up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home to work travel costs 41 hours a week = £25,385 a year + up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home to work travel costs Up to £8K gross (inclusive of tax) home-to-work travel expenses, or we offer a permanent relocation scheme for HMP Wayland if your travel exceeds 75 minutes each way*. Keep an eye on this page for details of our upcoming webinar for an opportunity to find out more. *These benefits are applicable to individuals applying via this campaign to take up their first prison officer role. Where expenses are received you will be required to sign a written undertaking to make pro-rata repayments on in the event of resignation within two years' service. The Bure 37 hours a week = £22,851 a year 39 hours a week = £24,118 a year 41 hours a week = £25,385 a year The Norwich 37 hours a week = £22,851 a year 39 hours a week = £24,118 a year 41 hours a week = £25,385 a year HMP Whitemoor 37 hours a week = £25,851 a year 39 hours a week = £27,118 a year 41 hours a week = £28,385 a year All salary figures quoted include any additional allowances. You may also have opportunities to work additional paid hours. You'll be paid while you train. In addition, you can expect 25 days of annual holiday (rising to 30 days after 10 years' service), paid time off for public holidays and one extra privilege day. As prisons operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, you will be expected work on some public and bank holidays. Any that you do work will be added to your annual leave entitlement. You'll also benefit from a Civil Service pension of up to 20% of your salary, a cycle to work scheme, property rental deposit loans, travel loans and Key Worker housing schemes. Staff in many prisons have additional benefits such as free gym membership, subsidised canteen and free parking. Check with your selected prison for details. Training If you are successful in being offered a prison officer position you may be enrolled onto our professional apprenticeship. If you are not enrolled onto the professional apprenticeship you will still complete the same training as an apprentice with dedicated support and work towards obtaining a Professional vocational Diploma in Custodial Care. Full details of the apprenticeship scheme and how it will enhance your experience as a prison officer can be found here - How to apply As part of the application form you will be required to identify your prison preferences. Whilst we endeavour to allocate you to your first choice this may not always be possible due to business needs. As you might expect, our recruitment process is very thorough, but it's designed to help your decide if this is the right career for you. It starts with some basic checks, followed by online tests, to see if you have the judgement and numerical skills expected of a prison officer. We will also look at some of your behaviours these are tested via two online assessments. The Online Assessment Centre If you pass the online assessments, we will invite you to a half-day assessment centre, also carried out online. This is where you'll find out if you have the abilities, strengths and behaviours to be a prison officer. If you are successful at the online assessment centre, you will be added to a merit list based on your score. Job offers will be made first to those with the highest scores. You can also apply for vacancies at other prisons. You can stay on the merit list for 12 months. After this, you'll need to apply again Once we have made you a provisional offer, we will invite you to come to complete a medical and fitness test. Here we carry out an eyesight test, hearing test and basic health screening, including blood pressure check before you complete a grip test, shield test and a bleep test up to level 5.4. Find out about the application process > > Your job offer Once you've passed the online tests, assessments and pre-employment checks, you will be eligible to start the entry-level training and work as a prison officer. Diversity & Inclusion The Civil Service embraces diversity and promotes equality of opportunity. We recruit by merit on the basis of fair and open competition, as outlined in the Civil Service Commission's recruitment principles. We encourage applications from people from all backgrounds and aim to have a workforce that represents the wider society that we serve. We pride ourselves on being an employer of choice. We champion diversity, inclusion and wellbeing and aim to create a workplace where everyone feels valued and a sense of belonging. To find out more about how we do this visit: Disability support Tell us if you have a disability when you apply, we can offer reasonable adjustments to help with the online tests and online assessment centre. If you require any assistance, please call (Monday to Friday 8am-6pm) or e-mail . Working for the Civil Service The Civil Service Code sets out the standards of behaviour expected of civil servants. We recruit by merit on the basis of fair and open competition, as outlined in the Civil Service Commission's recruitment principles. Should you feel that the recruitment process has breached the recruitment principles you are able to raise a formal complaint in the following order 1 To Shared Service Connected Ltd ( (Monday to Friday 8am 6pm) or e mail ); 2 To Ministry of Justice Resourcing (); 3 To the Civil ServiceCommission (details available here) Apply now The jobholder must be able to fulfil all spoken aspects of the role with confidence in English or (when specified in Wales) Welsh. Allowance Details. Additional Information If you require any assistance please call (Monday to Friday 8am-6pm) or e-mail . Please quote the job reference 47943. Closing date 21st October 2021 Please note you are applying for a cluster campaign and as such may be allocated to any one of the prisons listed in this advert.

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