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An opportunity has arisen for an Evidence Management Officer to work at Aylesbury. The purpose of the role is to receive all crime and drug property from police officers to ensure safe storage and documentation. Experience of working in a customer service environment is essential.  The Evidence Management Officer will be responsible for maintaining records for all property coming into Police possession, they will be competent in the use of Word, Excel and Outlook and be able to input, retrieve and present data using computer systems.  Other essential qualities are the ability to remain calm under pressure, work with minimal supervision, excellent communication, organisational and interpersonal skills, and understand the need for confidentiality.  The role is a physically active one and will require the post holder to be on their feet for a considerable percentage of the working day. On occasion the post holder will also be required to travel to other sites...

Be the eyes of the RAF, and create high quality stills and video imagery to support Air Power during times of peace, and periods of conflict. To carry-out your role, you will learn photography skills from a highly respected training provider, which works closely with the internationally recognised British Institute of Professional Photography. Once trained and assigned to your first Photographic Section, you will use cutting edge digital technology to produce stills and video imagery in a wide variety of disciplines: ceremonial, engineering, executive portraiture, scenes of crime, sports and VIP visits (including royalty). After your first assignment, you could be part of a specialist photographer team; capturing air-to-air imagery of the Red Arrows to promote the RAF brand, processing aerial reconnaissance film to assist UK security forces, flying in rotary and transport aircraft recording airborne delivery trials, or being rapidly deployed worldwide to cover breaking news...

We have exciting opportunities available for experienced police officers who have previously served with a UK Police Force. Thames Valley Police is a forward thinking, modern police force who provide a wide range of career opportunities, specialist posts, career development and promotion prospects. Thames Valley Police covers a wide geographical area including Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire with a unique mix of urban and rural policing. We currently have opportunities to re-join in the Berkshire and Buckinghamshire Local Policing Area's (LPA's). If you live  outside of 20 crow miles  from one of our main stations then please give us a call to discuss your options prior to submitting an application. To be eligible to re-join Thames Valley Police, you must have previously completed your two year probationary period and have been confirmed as a substantive Constable.  The next intake for officers to re-join has been confirmed as 13th...

We welcome applications from current serving Special Constables looking to transfer to Thames Valley Police (TVP). You must have been attested as a Special Constable, completed at least 50 hours of response policing and live within 20 miles of a Thames Valley Police Station. If you cannot meet all of these criteria you should apply as a new mainstream Special Constable. In addition to submitting an application to TVP you will need to submit the national transferee application form through your own force to request a transfer. A copy of this form is attached above. Once both parts have been received and checked you will be invited to a selection interview. If you are successful at interview you will undergo pre appointment checks which include medical, references, vetting and a fitness test. A training needs analysis will be completed prior to appointment to identify training requirements. For those candidates who are not independent patrol qualified and where significant...

When it comes to surgery, Operating Department Practitioners are crucial. They prepare operating theatres and work alongside surgeons and anaesthetists during procedures. In this role you can be posted all over the world and help patients with all kinds of injuries and illnesses. In short you’re a key member of the medical team, helping to save lives.   KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Prepare operating theatres before surgery. Help military surgeons and anaesthetists during surgery. Help with post operative patient care. Get a UK recognised Higher Education Diploma in Operating Department Practice. Involved in all aspects of care during the immediate pre surgical and anaesthetic phase through recovery.

Getting mail delivered isn't just important in the Army - it's vital. As a Postal and Courier Operator, you'll play a key role in getting mail to soldiers, sailors and airmen so they can stay in touch with friends and family. You'll train as a courier, mail guard, counter clerk and sorter, learning how to use the latest IT and satellite communication systems You will work in the Secure courier network, safeguarding and distributing Protectively Marked Material in the UK and overseas.   KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Run your own Post Office using state-of-the-art IT systems to handle large amounts of cash and stock. Work with all types of mail - both official and private. You'll be based at South Cerney in Gloucestershire with opportunities to be deployed worldwide. Deploy all over the world on exercise and operations - wherever your expertise is needed. Gain your Category B and C+E driving licences. Gain your Level 2 Modern Apprenticeship - NVQ Level 2...

The driving force behind the Royal Signals. Food, weapons and equipment support is vital; without it the Royal Signals cannot operate. As a professional Supply Chain Operative, you will be responsible for the management of multi million pounds worth of communications equipment, equipment that directly supports the Royals Signals’ ability to deploy on operations worldwide. On operations, it will be your responsibility maintain stock, track equipment orders and to ensure the right equipment is in the right place to support commanders on the battlefield. Your training is first rate and will qualify in Supply Chain Operations, Logistic Operations and Warehouse Operations, achieving levels of qualifications that match civilian industry. You will be given the opportunity to achieve master’s degree level qualifications in Logistic Operations and Management and recognition with professional industry bodies. As a Supply Chain Operative in the Royal Signals you will enjoy a...

Becoming an RLC Mariner means working outdoors on the water, all over the world. You need to be able to think on your feet, even in the most challenging of situations and be able to work well under pressure. Acting as part of a vessel’s crew, you will form part of the vessels watch, helping with navigational safety, stability and security. Your role is also essential to the safety of your vessel, crew mates, passengers and cargo. We often work alongside the Royal Fleet Auxiliary and in support of the Royal Marines, carrying out real-life tasks such as hurricane and disaster relief in and around the Caribbean. Aside from seamanship, there are also opportunities to get involved in the huge array of sports represented within the Army, as well as all forms of Adventurous Training - from Alpine skiing and snowboarding to ice climbing and scuba diving.   KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Primarily based in Marchwood, Southampton, you’ll work on either a...

We use specialist machinery, such as cranes and drive different types of vehicles in order to carry out our operations. Working alongside the Royal Marines and Airborne Forces means that we get plenty of opportunities to travel, working in ports worldwide and helping to support operations and disaster relief tasks. We also have opportunities to complete an apprenticeship and gain widely-recognised trade qualifications. We also have a Regimental Dive Team and have a proud history competing in Army Sports.   As part of a Port Task Group, load and unload vessels to meet port deadlines and operational commitments. Primarily based at the home of Army Maritime in Marchwood, Southampton. You could be deployed worldwide– wherever the British Army has a presence. Gain your Category C+E Driving Licence and learn how to use equipment such as an Industrial Forklift. Gain MHE qualifications and a Level 2 Port Operative Apprenticeship.

Being a Communications Specialist is all about teamwork, purpose and pride. As Driver Communications Specialists, we are trained to use radio and digital communications systems and by using these, we are able to make sure our soldiers and officers can be in contact whenever they need to be. As this is a dual role, we are also drivers in our own right, accountable for our vehicles and equipment. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Advise commanders on all aspects of communication, security and signals equipment. Work all over the world, on land, sea or air - wherever there is a need for logistic communications. You could be deployed worldwide– wherever the British Army has a presence. Earn your Category C+E Driving Licence and gain access to training of digital communication systems. Complete NVQ Apprenticeships and study communications to degree level.

Army musicians are paid to perform at famous, high-profile events in the UK and all over the world. The Corps of Army Music is made up of 13 Regular bands and 1 string orchestra, that play everything from military marching music to jazz and contemporary, and needs musicians with a wide range of specialisms. Join us and you'll spend your days rehearsing and developing music for concerts and performances alongside like-minded people. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Play alongside some of the world's best Military Musicians in one of our 14 Regular bands based throughout the UK. Travel worldwide performing at venues and arenas. Enjoy a structured career up to the age of 55 with the chance to gain promotion. Combine a love of music with the sport and adventurous training the Army offers. Have a full-time salaried and pensionable career as a professional musician.

YOU ARE OFTEN RELIED UPON TO GIVE ADVICE ON THE STORAGE AND HANDLING OF MEDICATIONS Keeping the Army fit and healthy means having the right medications available. That’s your job as a Pharmacy Technician – both at home and abroad on operations. Our first-class training will help you get to grips with the role. Once you’re qualified, you could work in field hospitals or medical centres, dispensing expert advice and medications. Remember, you must stay focused enough to help your team and people who need you, even under pressure, in difficult conditions. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Get a fully recognised civilian qualification in Pharmacy Services. Work in military medical centres, Defence Medical Group Hospital Units, Field Hospitals, Medical Regiments and Logistics units in the UK, Germany and worldwide. Work closely with other health professionals and patients. Gain leadership and management qualifications on top of experience and skills as a Pharmacy Technician....

THIS GIVES ME A HUGE MORALE BOOST AND THE JOB SATISFACTION I CRAVE. Animals – mostly dogs and horses – are an important part of Army life. As a Veterinary Technician, you take care of them alongside our highly skilled Army Vets. You work all over the world and deal with everything from injured search dogs to sick cavalry horses. You could be preparing an operating theatre one day and nursing hospitalized animals the next. It’s great experience which can help you get valuable qualifications, and a job if you return to civilian life. When you’re not building your skills and career, you’ll have time to enjoy sports and make some amazing friends. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Overcome physical challenges. Manage equipment and veterinary supplies. Use patience and a consistent approach to get the best out of animals. Work in both a clinic and in the field. Carry out other military duties. TRAINING FOR THE ROLE Step 1 You'll start with your initial military training...

MOVEMENT CONTROLLERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR DIRECTING AND CONTROLLING THE MOVEMENT OF PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT BY AIR, ROAD, RAIL AND SEA IN SUPPORT OF OPERATIONS, EXERCISES AND AS ASSISTANCE TO GLOBAL CRISIS. As a Movement Controller, your work is vital for keeping the Army moving. Getting it to where it needs to be no matter where that is in the world. It is your job to direct and prepare troops, vehicles and equipment for transport by air, road, rail and sea. You need to be able to think of your feet, be organised and a good communicator. The role provides opportunities to travel and gain qualifications that are recognised outside of the Army too. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Plan movements internationally and work in military and commercial airports, seaports, railheads and road networks. Primarily based at South Cerney, Gloucestershire. From here, you will deploy on short- and long-term movement tasks. Be deployed worldwide - wherever the Army is stationed you will find a...

“MY JOB INVOLVES LISTENING TO INTERCEPTED ENEMY COMMUNICATIONS AND PROVIDING ANALYSTS WITH RELEVANT INFORMATION." You'll specialise in intercepting and analysing communications, working with complex, state-of-the-art computers and equipment. You'll probably learn to speak a foreign language to a high level, with the option to specialise in an area like communications or cyber warfare. You don't need a technical background and you don't have to speak any foreign languages already to apply - you'll be paid to learn on the job. You'll normally be employed in the UK, in a range of locations and environments, with some overseas deployments. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES You do not need any prior language knowledge to get started Apply language, communications and cyber skills to support highly sensitive operations Use cutting edge IT systems Work in a high security environment Gain valuable, advanced qualifications TRAINING FOR THE ROLE Step 1 You'll start with your...

"MY JOB, BOTH IN THE FIELD AND WHEN IN BARRACKS, IS TO FACILITATE THE HR ADMINISTRATION AND MONEY TRANSACTIONS OF THE ARMY" An Army HR job is like no other HR job. As an HR Specialist, you could be attached to any unit and go with them wherever they go. Although you’ll be a soldier, you’ll be fully trained in HR. You’ll have responsibility from day one and the chance to move up into senior roles – Chartered Accountant, for example. You can get qualifications and develop your skills too. They’re recognised outside the Army so they’re great for your CV. With worldwide travel, adventure training and the chance to make friends for life, it’s exciting as well as rewarding. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Gain business & HR qualifications that are widely recognised by civilian employers. Serve within any unit of the British Army. Make an immediate impact, with real responsibility from day one. Enjoy exceptional prospects for promotion. Move into specialist support roles, such...

LANCE CORPORAL GALE RELISHES RESPONSIBILITY “WE’RE THE GLUE THAT KEEPS THE OTHER TRADES TOGETHER." In the Army we use a huge range of equipment, from rocket launchers to binoculars. As a Technical Support Specialist, you look after all of this kit, making sure your unit has whatever they need, whenever they need it. You’ll receive a lot of responsibility very early on, getting the training required to manage weapons, ammunition, vehicles and tools. You will be responsible for millions of pounds worth of equipment and gain first class managerial training and experience. You will travel the world supporting fighting units and have fantastic opportunities for sport, making friends for life. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Provide logistical support to a REME Unit, from engineering tools to supplies for every day living The accounting and management of thousands of pounds of tools and test equipment used by all REME tradespersons The maintenance and inspection regime of specialist...

"THE SKILLS, QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE I HAVE GAINED ARE INVALUABLE AND WILL LAST A LIFETIME.” As an Army Radiographer, you’ll help to keep our soldiers and their families fit and healthy by carrying out scans and x-rays using modern medical equipment. You'll work in a range of environments, from large medical centres on Army bases and in intensive care units or emergency departments to field hospitals on operations abroad. You don't need to have a background in medicine – we’ll fund your professional training and teach you everything you need to know about being a radiographer and a soldier. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Get a fully recognised civilian qualification in Diagnostic Radiography. Help military medical teams diagnose and treat casualties worldwide. Work independently in a high-profile and important role. Learn and gain valuable management and leadership skills on top of your clinical role. TRAINING FOR THE ROLE Step 1 You'll start with your initial...

"THE ARMY HAS OFFERED ME A DIVERSE AND EXCITING RANGE OF OPPORTUNITIES." Army nurses can find themselves working in a variety of settings. These can vary from NHS hospitals within Defence Medical Group hospital units to ground based environments such as medical regiments and field hospitals. Nursing personnel deal with a wide range of medical situations, which could involve caring for civilian and military patients in the UK to military casualties of war and conflict. Work locations vary between clinical roles, instructional positions within clinical and military training establishments and other interesting jobs such as recruiting. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Provide general and specialist nursing care to soldier and civilians Manage daily patient case load at a Defence Medical Group Hospital On operations you will work as part of a multi-disciplinary team, often alongside other multi-national forces You could work in modern UK hospitals or the more austere and...

AS A CYBER ENGINEER, YOU WILL BECOME ONE OF THE THREE FOCUSED TRADES DEVELOPING, DEPLOYING AND MAINTAINING OUR BATTLE WINNING CYBER CAPABILITY. INFORMATION SERVICES ENGINEER You will be trained to manage, maintain, configure and deploy a wide range of Information, Communications and Technology systems, ensuring that frontline troops and Commanders can communicate on operations worldwide whilst protecting these systems from Cyber Warfare threats. NETWORKS ENGINEER You will prepare, configure, deploy and maintain operational and tactical communication systems to ensure frontline troops and their Commanders can communicate on operations worldwide. You will be able to engineer a range of systems including radios, satellite systems, computer networks and mobile communications as well as support a range of software applications and ICT. INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEER You will become experts in building voice and data telecommunications networks in fixed locations and supporting...