Job description
The NICS comprises nine departments that support the Northern Ireland Executive and Ministers. We do this by developing and implementing government policies and legislation and delivering key public services in areas such as health public finances, social development, justice, education, regeneration, environment, culture, agriculture, economic development, employment and transport. In addition, the Public Prosecution Service is a non-Ministerial Department staffed by Civil Servants. All civil servants are appointed on merit and on the basis of fair and open competition. They are expected to carry out their role with dedication and a commitment to the NI Civil Services core values: integrity, honesty, objectivity and impartiality. The NICS is seeking to fill vacancies within Driver and Vehicle Agency as a Higher Professional and Technical Officer (HPTO), Operations and Testing. Applications are invited from candidates who meet the eligibility criteria, to apply for this opportunity and challenge. This booklet provides further information on the key responsibilities of the Grade in the NICS and sets out the specific skills and competencies required. We have also included important information on the selection process..
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Applicants must, by the closing date for applications:1. Possess one of the following qualifications or equivalent:National Council for Vocational Qualifications Level 3 in Vehicle Mechanical and Electronic Systems (Heavy Vehicles Maintenance and Repair) or Vehicle Mechanical and Electronic Systems (Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair).Scottish Qualifications Authority SNVQ Level 3 in Vehicle Mechanical and Electronic Systems Maintenance and Repair (Light Vehicle or HeavyVehicle).City & Guilds Motor Vehicle Craft Certificate 381 Part III;City & Guilds Repair and Servicing of Road Vehicles Certificates 383 Level 3City and Guilds 330 NVQ in Vehicle Mechanical and Electronic System;BTEC (A8) Certificate in Motor Vehicle Engineering Level 3BTEC Vehicle Mechanical and Electronic Systems Maintenance and Repair Light Vehicles (Schedule No 125) or Vehicle Mechanical andElectronic Systems Maintenance (Level 3, Schedule No 126) Heavy Vehicles;IMI Level 3 National Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Light Vehicle or Heavy Vehicle)VRQ) Vocation Related Qualification in Vehicle Mechanical and Electronic Systems, Maintenance and Repair (Light vehicle or Heavy Vehicle) at Level 3 or Vehicle Technician, Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Light Vehicle or Heavy Vehicle) at Level 3.NVQ / SVQ / VCQ Level 3 - Light or Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair awarded by any of the following awarding bodies City and Guilds, IMI, IMI Awards, ABC or BTEC.AND2. Be a fully qualified mechanic having served at least a 3-year apprentice programme in motor vehicle servicing and repair.AND3. Have 2 years experience gained within the last 5 years in carrying out annual roadworthiness examinations on a range of vehicles.AND4. (a) Have at least 2 years experience managing staff and monitoring resources (such as budgets), in a business environment, to assist in meeting business objectives.OR(b) Have at least 2 years experience in developing, implementing and monitoring new or existing workplace or testing policies and procedures.AND5. Hold a full current driving licence (which includes Category B) to enable the post holder to drive in Northern Ireland.AND6. Have access to a form of transport, which will enable them to carry out the full range of duties of the post.
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