23350 - Area Crime in Prison Co-ordinator – East

23350 - Area Crime in Prison Co-ordinator – East

Full-Time On-site
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A permanent Executive Officer post in the National Crime in Prison team within the Ministry of Justice Security Group, covering prisons across the East of England. The role coordinates crime-related activity in prisons, applies policy consistently and supports the Crime in Prison Referral Agreement, improving evidence handling and partnership working. It is a mobile, peripatetic post, with postholders deployed to individual prisons or clusters for set periods and rotated between sites. Security checks are required before appointment.

What the job involves

  • Coordinate crime-related activity within prisons and ensure consistent application of policy
  • Support the Crime in Prison Referral Agreement (CiPRA) and embed effective crime management processes
  • Provide targeted, needs-led support to single prisons or clusters on defined temporary deployments
  • Strengthen crime management processes and improve evidence handling
  • Promote effective partnership working with criminal justice agencies
  • Improve outcomes for victims and witnesses of crime
  • Help establishments develop sustainable processes and resilience, informing long-term resource and capability needs
  • Move between establishments in line with area needs analysis and planned rotation
  • Have prisoner contact where required (non-operational role)

What’s required

Experience

  • Relevant experience evidenced in a statement of suitability

Skills & knowledge

  • Changing and Improving behaviour
  • Managing a Quality Service behaviour
  • Communicating and Influencing
  • Making Effective Decisions
  • Seeing the Big Picture
  • Working Together

Checks & eligibility

  • DBS standard check
  • Security clearance (SC)
  • Eligible under Civil Service nationality rules

Other

  • Willingness to be deployed across the East region, a contractual requirement

What’s offered

  • Annual leave, holiday year running from 1 March
  • 9 days for bank, public and privilege holidays
  • Choice of two Civil Service pension schemes
  • Hybrid working where business need allows
  • Flexible working under HMPPS policy
  • Season ticket advance after two months' service
  • Training and promotion programmes
  • Security and diversity training with individual induction

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Contact Details:

The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team