- S084-18 Operation Boron Investigative Officer PIP 2 (LC7)
Police Staff
HQ Crime
Op Boron
Blackpool
Not applicable
LC 7
£24,030 - £27,519
Full Time
37
Temporary
All permanent Lancashire Constabulary police staff members applying for a temporary role require their line manager to complete the Permanent to Temporary support form. Please click here to download the form. The completed form should be sent to the HR Services mailbox once your application is submitted. Please note if your application is not supported by your line manager you are ineligible to apply for the role.
Lancashire Constabulary's Operation Boron Department is seeking an Investigation Officer to be based at Blackpool.
The purpose of the role is to manage and participate in a wide range of evidence-gathering and crime- investigation duties for Serious and Complex crime and to ensure that any evidence obtained is recorded, secured and preserved in a timely and appropriate manner. To interview suspects and provide support and assistance to other investigations as required by supervision.
Specifically: To ethically conduct the investigation into the murder of Charlene Downes and related Child Sexual Exploitation.
Please note this role is temporary until 31st March 2019.
All successful applicants will be subject to vetting clearance.
Further details of the requirements and duties of the post can be found above on the candidate specification.
Applicants should also note that there is a minimum UK residency criterion of three years for Recruitment Vetting purposes in line with national recommendations.
LATE OR INCOMPLETE APPLICATION FORMS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
If you do not hold current vetting clearance you must be vetted and clearance granted before appointment.
In accordance with the Disability Confident scheme, applicants declaring a disability and who meet the essential criteria as detailed on the application form and candidate specification will be guaranteed an interview.
The purpose of the role is to manage and participate in a wide range of evidence-gathering and crime- investigation duties for Serious and Complex crime and to ensure that any evidence obtained is recorded, secured and preserved in a timely and appropriate manner. To interview suspects and provide support and assistance to other investigations as required by supervision.
Specifically: To ethically conduct the investigation into the murder of Charlene Downes and related Child Sexual Exploitation.
Please note this role is temporary until 31st March 2019.
All successful applicants will be subject to vetting clearance.
Further details of the requirements and duties of the post can be found above on the candidate specification.
Applicants should also note that there is a minimum UK residency criterion of three years for Recruitment Vetting purposes in line with national recommendations.
LATE OR INCOMPLETE APPLICATION FORMS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
If you do not hold current vetting clearance you must be vetted and clearance granted before appointment.
In accordance with the Disability Confident scheme, applicants declaring a disability and who meet the essential criteria as detailed on the application form and candidate specification will be guaranteed an interview.
This opportunity is closed to applications.