Regional Sample Reception Officer (PACE)

Wakefield Source: WhatJobs

£25,242 - £26,703

Regional Sample Reception Officer (PACE)
West Yorkshire Police

Hours: Part-time - 18.5 hours per week

Role Responsibilities

Provide a comprehensive administrative support function in relation to forensic samples.
Interrogate and update information on a range of technical systems, including the Police National Computer, Socrates and Microsoft packages.
Be responsible for recording DNA sample submissions and ensuring the integrity of the data in accordance with legislation under the Protection of Freedoms Act (PoFA) and the Police And Criminal Evidence Act (PACE).
Process and package the DNA samples for onward transmission to the Forensic Service Provider ensuring continuity is maintained.
Basic knowledge of and ability to operate computerised databases and record information accurately
Ability to prioritise workload and deliver service provision to meet customer requirements
Knowledge of relevant PACE and DNA legislation would be an advantage. (Desirable)
An understanding of exhibit continuity and its importance to the Criminal Justice system.

Due to the nature of the role, the successful candidate must be prepared to provide biometric samples for inclusion on the Police Elimination Databases.

What we offer:

Generous annual leave (up to 34 days + bank holidays)
Flexible and agile working
Training and development opportunities

Wakefield

Part Time

£25,242 - £26,703

Job Description

Hours: Part-time - 18.5 hours per week

Role Responsibilities

Provide a comprehensive administrative support function in relation to forensic samples.
Interrogate and update information on a range of technical systems, including the Police National Computer, Socrates and Microsoft packages.
Be responsible for recording DNA sample submissions and ensuring the integrity of the data in accordance with legislation under the Protection of Freedoms Act (PoFA) and the Police And Criminal Evidence Act (PACE).
Process and package the DNA samples for onward transmission to the Forensic Service Provider ensuring continuity is maintained.

Essential Criteria

Basic knowledge of and ability to operate computerised databases and record information accurately
Good literacy skills
Ability to prioritise workload and deliver service provision to meet customer requirements
Knowledge of relevant PACE and DNA legislation would be an advantage. (Desirable)
An understanding of exhibit continuity and its importance to the Criminal Justice system.

Due to the nature of the role, the successful candidate must be prepared to provide biometric samples for inclusion on the Police Elimination Databases.

What we offer: