Criminal Justice Support Officer

ABOUT THE JOB

The purpose of the role is to undertake a pivotal role in the Criminal Justice process by being responsible through delivery of a wide range of administrative and process driven functions across multiple areas of the Middle Office functions within Criminal Justice Service Division.

To service all requests made by internal and external partners and manage the flow of all correspondence in a timeous manner.

You will be educated to SQA Higher Grade level or equivalent level with relevant experience in a multi-functional data processing environment.

You must also have excellent communication skills, excellent attention to detail and can work as part of a team.

This is a full-time position, based in Dundee. The hours of work are Monday to Friday 0900-1700 hours (35 hours per week)

Successful applicants will be required to pass Standard Recruitment Vetting

BENEFITS

- Competitive salary and guaranteed allowances

- Annual salary increments

- Local Government Pension Scheme

- 28 days annual leave and 6 public holidays on appointment

- Wide range of family friendly policies

- Employee Assistance Programme

- Access to range of staff associations

- Scottish Police Recreation Association

- Scottish Police Credit Union

- Cycle to Work Scheme

INTERVIEW GUARANTEE

The Scottish Police Authority / Police Scotland is committed to positive action in the recruitment and selection of people with disabilities. We guarantee an interview to any applicant who has a disability, as defined under the Equality Act 2010, and who meets the essential criteria for the post. Please regard this as an opportunity to let us help you. Tell us of any aspects which could present difficulties and any suggestions for overcoming these.

RESIDENCY AND ELIGIBILITY TO WORK IN THE UK

Applicants must be a British citizen, a member of the EU or other states in the EEA, a Commonwealth citizen or a foreign national free of restrictions. You should also have been resident in the UK for a minimum of three years immediately prior to application.