Police community support officer

Police Community Support Officer Salary: GBP33,348 including GBP1,841 location allowance. This role may also attract a shift disturbance allowance of between 12.5% and 20%. Your salary will progress to the band maximum of GBP34,480 via incremental progression. Location: Across London Details: Full-time (36 hours per week) and part-time opportunities available. Day and evening shifts. Full training provided. You rsquo;re a people person who can build relationships with people from all walks of life, who rsquo;s looking for a role that makes real-world impact. Then how does reducing crime and working with communities to make London safer sound? As a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) conversations will be your bread and butter. Working in the heart of communities, you rsquo;ll work with local people, support officers and build vitally important relationships that mean the world to residents. All in the name of preventing crime and making communities safer. You rsquo;ll join either our Safer Neighbourhood or Transport team. Our Safer Neighbourhood teams offer a visible police presence and reduce crime and antisocial behaviour at local levels. And our Transport teams focus on keeping London rsquo;s roads and over-ground transport networks moving and operating safely. What you rsquo;ll do ldquo;I like this role because each day is a new learning opportunity rdquo; Your day-to-day duties will depend on the team you join but routine PCSO duties include working alongside police officers, gathering intelligence, carrying out security patrols and reassuring the public. Depending on your role, you could be trained in: Providing support at ceremonial and special events. Responding to major incidents and security alerts. Making house-to-house enquiries. Helping to keep London rsquo;s road network running. Issuing fixed penalty notices. Of course, your responsibilities could extend far beyond this (depending on where you rsquo;re needed), from policing special events and responding to major incidents, to keeping roads running smoothly. In return, you rsquo;ll get a competitive salary, full training package ndash; including Personal Safety and Emergency Life Support ndash; and we rsquo;ll make sure we support your personal development. What you rsquo;ll need You rsquo;re comfortable speaking to members of the public. You rsquo;re a keen learner who rsquo;s motivated to complete initial and further training programs. You understand the importance of community engagement and care about others, wanting to see them safe and well. You rsquo;re comfortable spending lots of time on your feet ndash; you rsquo;ll walk a lot during your shift. You rsquo;ll have a GCSE Grade C (or equivalent) in English. (If you don rsquo;t have the GCSE, you can take a written test that rsquo;s the equivalent.). Right now, we rsquo;re looking for PCSOs across London. We can rsquo;t guarantee where you rsquo;ll be placed but we rsquo;ll try to balance your preference with where the Met needs you the most. Benefits/What you can expect 28 days #39; holiday rising to 33 days after five years #39; service. Choice of two generous civil service pension schemes. Interest-free season ticket loans - so you can spread the cost of travel. Free travel on London #39;s buses - both when you #39;re on and off duty. Use of the Met sports and social club facilities. We view diversity as fundamental to our success. To tackle today rsquo;s complex policing challenges, we need a workforce made up from all of London rsquo;s communities. Applications from across the community are therefore essential. As a Disability Confident Committed Employer the Met have committed to ensuring that disabled people and those with long term health conditions have the opportunities to fulfil their potential and realise their aspirations. What happens next? Ready to start making communities safer? Click for further information and to apply