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We pride ourselves on having a brilliant workforce and we are very proud of the county we provide a service for.
We are delighted to offer the below listed opportunities for you to transfer to Gloucestershire Constabulary.
If you have any enquires please email our Recruitment team.
Closing Date: Ongoing until filled
Do you have the passion and desire to keep people safe from harm? Are you looking for a role that will help support the communities of Gloucestershire by adding value to the service we provide to the public? If so, please consider transferring to Gloucestershire Constabulary. With our Enhanced Operating Model we have created a dedicated countywide Response department whose core role will be to respond to Grade 1 and Grade 2 incidents.
We are keen to hear from you if you have the skills, knowledge and experience as a Response Police Constable, who will add value to our organisation and support our values and intent. We are seeking officers who take a collegiate approach, work as a team and make robust decisions based on the application of THRIVE.
We are committed to the wellbeing and development of our staff so that together we can deliver the very best service to victims and our communities.
You must be able to work a full range of shifts (earlies, lates, nights) and be able to do the full range of shift working including bank holidays and weekends. Part-time and flexible working options are available.
Officers serving with the Ministry of Defence or another non Home Office Force such as Royal Parks, Civil Nuclear Constabulary, Ports of Dover, Liverpool and Bristol which are not classed as police forces under the Police Act 1996 so unfortunately you are not eligible to apply to transfer.
If you have any queries regarding the role and responsibilities please email us.
Read the Transferee Response Police Constable Role profile
Download the Transferee Application Form
Please email your completed application to our HR Resourcing Team. We look forward to hearing from you.
Closing date: Ongoing until filled
Do you have the passion and desire to keep people safe from harm? Are you looking for a role that will help support the communities of Gloucestershire by adding value to the service we provide to the public? If so, please consider transferring to Gloucestershire Constabulary.
We are keen to hear from qualified Detective Constables with experience in main office CID or Public Protection who will add value to our organisation and support our values and intent.
We are committed to the wellbeing and development of our staff so that together we can deliver the very best service to victims and our communities.
You must be able to work a full range of shifts (earlies, lates, nights) and be able to do the full range of shift working including bank holidays and weekends. Part-time and flexible working options are available.
Officers serving with the Ministry of Defence or another non Home Office Force such as Royal Parks, Civil Nuclear Constabulary, Ports of Dover, Liverpool and Bristol which are not classed as police forces under the Police Act 1996 so unfortunately you are not eligible to apply to transfer.
A relocation allowance may be available for successful applicants for this post who meet the criteria
Download the application form.
If you have any queries regarding the role and responsibilities please email us.
Please email your completed application to our HR Resourcing Team. We look forward to hearing from you.
Closing date: Ongoing until filled
Do you have the passion and desire to keep people safe? If so become a Sergeant in Gloucestershire Constabulary. Gloucestershire Constabulary now wishes to appoint substantive Sergeants to a variety of roles.
This is an exciting but challenging opportunity for exceptional leaders. Gloucestershire is changing, the expectations of people living, residing and working within Gloucestershire are changing and the Constabulary is changing too. Economic challenges together with growing and changing demand for policing services requires police leaders who are committed to keeping people safe and driven by the core values of policing with the community. We are seeking candidates who have ability to:
The selection process will be based on the College of Policing Competency and Values Framework (CVF).
We will ask you to complete an application form which will need to be supported by your first and second line manager.
View the Level 2 CVF.
Download the application form.
If you have any queries regarding the role and responsibilities please email us.
Please email your completed application to our HR Resourcing Team. We look forward to hearing from you.
Lateral transfer for Substantive Inspectors
Closing date: Ongoing until filled
Gloucestershire Constabulary wishes to appoint substantive Inspectors to a variety of roles.
This is an exciting but challenging opportunity for exceptional leaders. Gloucestershire is changing, the expectations of people living, residing and working within Gloucestershire are changing and the Constabulary is changing too. Economic challenges together with growing and changing demand for policing services requires police leaders who are committed to keeping people safe and driven by the core values of policing with the community.
We are seeking candidates who have an ability to:
The selection process will be based on the College of Policing Competency and Values Framework (CVF).
We will ask you to complete an application form which will need to be supported by your first and second line manager.
View the Level 2 CVF.
Download the application form.
If you have any queries regarding the role and responsibilities please email us.
Please email your completed application to our HR Resourcing Team. We look forward to hearing from you.
Closing Date: Ongoing until Filled
Do you have the passion and desire to keep people safe from harm? Are you looking for a role that will help support the communities of Gloucestershire by adding value to the service we provide to the public? If so please consider transferring to Gloucestershire Constabulary.
Gloucestershire Constabulary is currently seeking qualified Authorised Firearms Officers (AFO).
Within Gloucestershire, the current opportunities are within our Royal Household Protection Group (RHPG) who provide 24/7 armed support (both in static and mobile formats) to the Royal Houses within Gloucestershire or within our Armed Response Unit team. As vacancies arise officers will have the opportunity should they wish to transfer to the County ARV teams.
This is a fantastic opportunity for both newly qualified and experienced AFOs alike to be part of a specialist team of officers and staff who carry out a critically important operational role.
To undertake this role you must be fully operationally deployable, a licensed AFO (trained to ARV standard) and able to work the entire range of shifts over the required pattern.
We are able to offer a diverse range of opportunities within the county, both rural and urban. We are a dynamic forward thinking force who put the public at the heart of everything we do. We strive to inspire trust, confidence and pride within our workforce to enable them to deliver the best possible service to our communities.
We are keen to hear from experienced officers who will add value to our organisation and support its values and intent.
We want our Constabulary to be representative of the area we work in, so welcome applicants from all under-represented groups, in particular those from black and ethnic minority communities and females.
We need people from diverse backgrounds with skills and experiences to help us deliver excellence in local policing throughout Gloucestershire.
Officers serving with the Ministry of Defence or another non Home Office Forces such as Royal Parks, Civil Nuclear Constabulary, Ports of Dover, Liverpool and Bristol which are not classed as police forces under the Police Act 1996, are unfortunately not eligible to apply to transfer.
Download the Transferee application form
Read the Transferee Authorised Firearms Constables Role profile
Please email your completed application to our HR Resourcing Team. We look forward to hearing from you.
| Reference | 5308 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Job title | Serious Collision Investigation Team (SCIT) Sergeant | ||
| Location | Bamfurlong | ||
| Department / Unit | Specialist Operations | ||
| Vetting | RV | ||
| Hours | 40hrs per week | ||
| Shift allowance | No | ||
| Contract type | Permanent | ||
| Closing date | Sunday 6th September 23:55 | ||
| Interview date | Anticipated w/c 07/10/26 | ||
| Role profile | SCIT Sergeant.pdf (635 KB) | ||
| Additional information |
Are you ready to lead some of the most complex and impactful investigations within Roads Policing?
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a motivated and committed Sergeant to join the Serious Collision Investigation Team (SCIT).
SCIT is responsible for the investigation of fatal and serious injury road collisions across the force area, providing a professional, compassionate and evidence-led response to incidents that have a life-changing impact on victims, families and communities.
As the SCIT Sergeant, you will provide leadership, governance and investigative oversight to a team of specialist investigators, ensuring investigations are conducted to the highest professional standards and in accordance with legislation, College of Policing Authorised Professional Practice and force policy. This is a rewarding and challenging role that offers the opportunity to lead complex investigations, support bereaved families, influence organisational learning and contribute directly to reducing death and serious injury on our roads.
As SCIT Sergeant you will:
Supervise and lead the Serious Collision Investigation Team. Undertake the role of Roads Policing Lead Investigator (RPLI) where required. Review and oversee serious and fatal collision investigations. Ensure compliance with investigative, disclosure and evidential standards. Work closely with the Coroner, CPS, HMCTS and partner agencies. Support and develop investigators through effective leadership, coaching and welfare management. Identify learning opportunities arising from investigations and contribute to road safety initiatives. Promote high standards of professionalism, integrity and victim-focused service delivery. What We Are Looking For
We are seeking an individual who can demonstrate:
Strong leadership and supervisory skills. Excellent investigative judgement and decision-making. The ability to manage complex and sensitive investigations. A commitment to staff welfare and professional development. Effective partnership working and communication skills. Resilience and the ability to perform under pressure. A passion for delivering the highest standards of service to victims and families.
Essential Criteria
Substantive Police Sergeant. PIP 2 Accredited Investigator. Qualified Roads Policing Lead Investigator (RPLI), or willing to obtain the qualification within an agreed timeframe. Experience of supervising investigations and managing investigative workloads. Proven ability to lead, develop and support others.
Desirable Criteria
Previous Roads Policing experience. Experience investigating fatal or serious injury road collisions. Reviewing Officer experience. Family Liaison experience. Knowledge of forensic collision investigation processes.
If you are an enthusiastic and capable leader looking for a challenging and rewarding opportunity to make a genuine difference, we would welcome your application.
For an informal discussion about the role, please contact:
Martyn Murawa, Roads Policing Inspector |
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Please return your completed application to the HR Resourcing Team. We look forward to hearing from you.