Police Staff
Forensic Police Vehicle Examiner
- Forensic Collision Investigation Unit,
Llandegai
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Application Form | Closing date for application
form: 22 May 2012.
Salary Scale SO1 (£26,394 -
£28,107 per annum, on appointment moving up to SO2
£28,947 - £30,633 per annum, after accreditation)
North Wales Police is seeking to recruit a Forensic Police
Vehicle Examiner, based at the Forensic Collision Investigation
Unit, Llandegai.
This post offers an exciting opportunity for the right
individual to become a Forensic Vehicle Examiner. The successful
candidate will provide expert examination and full technical
reports on any type of vehicle for the North Wales Police; other
police forces and any other agencies as directed and will provide
expert opinion and testimony to ensure the Force meets the criteria
laid down in the ACPO Road Death Investigation Manual.
The selection process will be by way of written and practical
assessment followed by a structured interview.
Custody Nurse (1 x Full time post, 1 x Full time
post - fixed term, 1 x Part time post)
Post Profile |
Application Form |
Advert | Closing date for application form: 31 May
2012.
Salary Scale SO2 (£28,947 - £30,633), plus
shift allowance and weekend working allowance
North Wales Police is seeking to recruit Custody Nurses, the
overall purpose of the role is to provide an effective nursing
service to the custody suites.
Following training Custody Nurses will be required to provide
clinical assessments of persons in custody, implement care plans,
and whenever necessary, administor medication, health and behaviour
monitoring and clinical care to safeguard the health and welfare of
detained persons.
The posts will be peripatetic roles and the successful
applicants will be required to work across the force area.
We are looking for experienced Band 5 or Band 6 Nurses who can
demonstrate significant A&E / acute medical experience who have
complete confidence in their ability to join our team. Experience
of mental health, drug and alcohol issues would be
advantageous.
It is essential that the successful applicants hold a full UK
driving licence.
North
Wales Police is an equal opportunities employer and is totally
committed to the principles of equality and diversity. We welcome
applications from all sections of the community. Indeed, to ensure
our service is fully representative of the communities it serves we
welcome applications from under represented groups particularly
fluent Welsh speakers.