Domestic Abuse Case Officer in Colchester

Domestic Abuse Case Officer in Colchester

Colchester Full-Time On-site
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We are working closely with Essex Police to assist with the appointment of a Domestic Abuse Case Officer, on a 4-month contract, highly likely to be extended at clients discretion. The Domestic Abuse Case Officer supports warranted police officers in the investigation and progression of domestic abuse cases. The role involves conducting case-related enquiries, processing offenders, interviewing victims and witnesses, taking statements, gathering and analysing evidence, preparing evidential files, and assisting with court-related activities.

  • Support domestic abuse investigations by completing investigative actions, conducting case-related enquiries, processing offenders, and assisting with the preparation of evidential files.
  • Gather, preserve, assess, and record relevant evidence in accordance with agreed investigation plans and established evidential standards.
  • Prepare, review, and submit complete and accurate investigative paperwork within prescribed deadlines, ensuring evidential integrity and compliance with disclosure requirements.
  • Manage the seizure, viewing, examination, and analysis of CCTV footage and other digital material, identifying and recording relevant evidential and intelligence information.
  • Apply digital forensic knowledge and techniques to support the identification, preservation, examination, and presentation of evidence.
    Must hold PIP2 (Professionalising Investigation Programme Level 2) qualification.
  • Must have completed Achieving Best Evidence (ABE) victim interview training.
  • Detailed working knowledge of disclosure rules and evidential requirements within criminal investigations.

Essentials:

  • Proven experience as a competent investigator, with practical knowledge of criminal investigations and police procedures.
  • Experience conducting investigative enquiries, interviewing victims and witnesses, taking statements, and gathering and recording evidence.
  • Practical experience in preparing evidential files, managing case documentation, and supporting prosecution processes.

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Domestic Abuse Case Officer in Colchester employer: Brackenberry Limited

As an Allocations Officer with our Local Authority in Slough, you will be part of a dedicated team committed to providing exceptional housing services to the community. We pride ourselves on fostering a supportive work culture that values professional development and offers opportunities for growth within the public sector. Enjoy the unique advantage of making a meaningful impact in people's lives while working in a collaborative environment that prioritises customer focus and effective resource management.

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Contact Details:

Brackenberry Limited Recruitment Team