As an Instructor, you will supervise prisoners in non-specialist workshop environments, ensuring activities are delivered safely, securely and to a high standard while promoting a positive and productive working culture.,
- Participate in the selection and induction of prisoners into workshop activities.
- Train prisoners in health and safety procedures, COSHH requirements, and the safe use of tools and equipment.
- Support individual learning and development needs within the workshop environment.
- Set work schedules, monitor productivity, and maintain quality standards.
- Supervise and manage prisoners safely, securely and decently during workshop activities.
- Conduct required prisoner searches and maintain security procedures.
- Maintain accurate attendance, pay, and work records.
- Contribute to prisoner reports, sentence planning, ACCT documentation, VRIRs, SIRs and IEP reviews where required.
- Assist with health and safety risk assessments and workshop reviews.
- Order materials and monitor stock usage to meet operational requirements.
- Attend relevant meetings and provide administrative support for workshop activities. This is a non-operational role with workshop and prisoner management responsibilities.
- All successful candidates will be subject to security clearance and identity checks.
- External candidates will be required to complete a six-month probation period.
- Unsocial hours payments may apply where relevant, including evenings, weekends and Bank Holidays. Strong leadership and organisational skills.
- Excellent communication and influencing abilities.
- A commitment to working collaboratively with colleagues and prisoners.
- The ability to manage a quality service and maintain professional standards.
- Confidence in working within a structured and disciplined environment.
- The ability to communicate effectively in spoken English.
Essential Behaviours
- Leadership
- Communicating and Influencing
- Working Together
- Managing a Quality Service
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