Prison Support Role - Part Time - Leyhill

Prison Support Role  HMP Leyhill – Part Time 18.5 hours a week Up to £23,226 (includes additional allowance and unsocial hours) + excellent benefits Develop the skills you need to start building a long-term career. Prison Support Opportunities. Learn more. Do more.  Keeping a prison running smoothly and safely is vital. Good judgement and common sense are just the tip of the iceberg. But above all, it takes teamwork and the ability to keep nurturing your skills.   As part of our Operational Support team, you will be equipped with the training you need to handle every scenario, and in the process, you will find plenty of opportunities for progression. We want you to join us and stay with us, so we will be there every step of the way to keep you safe and help you take the next steps. Whether you would like to become a qualified Prison Officer, or you would simply like to see where your career takes you, you will find purpose in this entry-level role.   Why join us?  With a salary ranging from £21,468 to £25,744 depending on where you are based, we offer a competitive benefits package that includes:   Ongoing training and development opportunities, with the chance to learn from experienced colleagues. This includes the scope to embark on a 14-month funded level 2 apprenticeship  5 weeks of annual leave per year  Season ticket loan  Membership of the valuable Civil Service pension scheme, currently one of the best in the country  Access to our reward and recognition scheme  Free gym and sports facilities  Many employee benefits and discounts, including a Blue Light card      Your role: Prisons need your support 24/7 so you will take on a shift-pattern that includes night and weekend work. Depending on your prison, your level of contact with prisoners will vary, but working night shifts usually involves some prisoner contact.  Our comprehensive training prepares you for these situations.  You will initially receive 2 weeks of paid training in which you will learn about prison security and safety  Once in post, you will then have local training including personal protection safety training.   With plenty of variety, you will support the day-to-day running of the prison by:  Welcoming family members and visitors to the premises, including supervising visits  Processing documentation and property in the reception unit, and managing deliveries  Supervising prisoners during movement around the prison  Taking on patrol and gate duties  Monitoring phone calls and CCTV  Carrying out security checks and searches, and reporting contraband  Take the first step to learning new skills and developing a worthwhile long-term career.  Prison Support Opportunities. Learn. Develop. Protect.  Additional information:Salary: 23226Frequency: Per yearRemote Job: Fully in-personEmployment type: Part-time