Transferee - Detective Constable - Serious and Organised Crime Unit - Shrewsbury

Detective Constable – Serious and Organised Crime Unit
Shrewsbury, Shropshire
Full Time
Applications are sought for the role of Detective Constable within the Serious and Organised Crime Unit based at Shrewsbury. Please note that this advert is for one vacancy, with another post to become available shortly after.
Desirable skills to be considered alongside the role profile will include:

• Qualified Detective PIP Level 2 or willing to work towards that accreditation, with a minimum of 2 years Police service.
• Must display the highest levels of integrity.
• Need to demonstrate creativity, skill and determination to tackle those involved in Organised Crime.
• Be able to demonstrate a willingness to learn and capacity to deal with complex investigations.
• Demonstrate flexibility, able to work independently and within a team
• Be qualified in, or willing to undertake training to become qualified in surveillance techniques.

Should interviews be required to select a suitable candidate, these will be held in Shrewsbury on a date to be confirmed.
Please view the role profile attached for the knowledge, experience and key skills of the role.

For further information or an informal discussion regarding the post please contact DS Steve Dakin (stephen.dakin@westmercia.police.uk) or DI Rob Rondel (robert.rondel@westmercia.police.uk).

We embrace diversity and welcome applications from everyone.

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If you require any support to complete your application or you have any questions please contact the recruitment team on 01905 718444 (press option 1, then 4) or BOC.Officer.Recruitment@westmercia.police.uk

The staff networks are highly valued by the force as a source of support to individuals but also as a ‘critical friend’, which enables us to work together to address and solve problems for under-represented individuals, and ultimately improve individuals' experiences at work and support their health and wellbeing.
The closing date for applications is 12 noon on Monday 5th February 2024.
Please click the link below to apply.