Total 56 legal public security job vacancies in portsmouth hampshire po6 3en

DRIVING LICENCE ESSENTAL

Salary: Band 3 - £22,737 - £23,130 p.a.

37 hours per week Monday - Friday (16:30 - 00:30 in summer, 15:30 - 23:30 in winter) including bank holidays

Permanent

The purpose of our service is “to help keep the city safe, clean and tidy and provide advice/support when needed”

As a service we take pride in our work by valuing others, focusing on what's important so that we make a real and positive difference.

What is the role?

The role involves carrying out cleaning tasks at public conveniences. Our service is demand-led which means you will have to be able to assess what needs doing at each job and prioritise tasks that pose potential risks, dealing with these first and then carrying out the remainder of the cleaning tasks in an organised/systematic/methodical way.

In addition to daily activities, you may be required to carry out specialist cleaning tasks, such as steaming, jet-washing and buffing. Cleaning experience would be an advantage but not essential, as full training will be given. You will be required to carry out internal and external cleaning throughout the year working in all weathers.

You need to be flexible in where you work, including moving around different teams and housing areas, sometimes at short notice, in order to allow us to effectively run our service. It is imperative that you are reliable and a good timekeeper. You must have a good understanding of Health & Safety practices and be able to demonstrate safe methods of work when cleaning which promotes the health and safety of yourself and others. You will need to use equipment correctly and be prepared to carry out regular care and maintenance of the equipment provided.

In addition to cleaning around the estate, you will be required to deal with customer feedback which will involve speaking to residents as well as reporting bulky items, communal repairs and anti-social behaviour issues to the relevant departments. Good communication skills are essential, both over the phone and face-to-face. You will be working either in a small team or on your own and will be required to self-manage in order to meet our purpose at each job you are assigned.

***Please note that a full UK driving licence is essential***

Who is the person?

You need:

1. To be a motivated, hard-working and conscientious individual who is able to use initiative when necessary and take pride in the work.
2. To be a team-player with good self-awareness, supporting others in meeting the Green & Clean purpose.
3. To be a confident and calm person who is able to be diplomatic in challenging situations.
4. To be able to make good decisions, take responsibility for actions and learn from any mistakes made.
5. To have the ability to converse at ease with customers and colleagues in accurate spoken English.
6. To be able to communicate effectively and be a good listener.
7. To be flexible and able to adapt to changing work situations.
8. To be an honest person with a positive attitude and good work ethic.

DRIVING LICENCE ESSENTAL

When completing the application form, please thoroughly tailor your application to the 'Who is the Person' points with the use of examples from your experience and attach this as a cover letter in the Supporting Documents section. This is really important or you are likely not to be shortlisted. Please click HERE for the full job profile.

Closing date: 8th January 2024.

We are a disability confident employer - committed to ensuring that our recruitment and selection process is inclusive and accessible and welcome applications from all areas of society.

We really appreciate our employees and fully realise they are essential to our success and look to offer an inclusive, supportive working environment where employees can reach their potentials with a healthy work life balance, offering the following rewards:

• A generous pension scheme
• Up to 31 days annual leave per year + bank holidays
• A range of retail discounts via our reward portal offering discounts at retailers including IKEA, Currys, Tesco
• Free Access to Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and wellbeing support
• Access to a wide range of training and development opportunities including apprenticeships
• Potential to purchase additional annual leave
• Business travel support and initiatives, including bike loans

Should you require any support in completing the application form please contact recruit@portsmouthcc.gov.uk

SSE has big ambitions to be a leading energy company in a low carbon world. Following our commitment to invest £20.2 billion in low carbon projects to 2027, we have significant growth plans and are well on our way to achieving our ambition to build a world that's more sustainable and inclusive for you, your family, the community you live in and for generations to come.

Join us on our journey to net zero and help us power change.

About the Role 

Base Location: Havant, Reading, Cardiff

Salary: £55,573 - £63,643 and a range of benefits to support your finances, wellbeing and family.

If you dont have the level of skills or experience required, we may be able to offer a lower grade role.

Working Pattern: Permanent | Full Time | Flexible First options available

Candidates for this role will be required to obtain vetting to SC level through UK Government. The criteria normally includes 5 years UK residency, further information can be found here: United Kingdom Security Vetting: Applicant - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

As the SSE Cyber Incident Response Analyst, youll be responsible for managing Cyber Security incidents and threats to much of the UKs Critical National Energy Infrastructure. We also have increasing global investments which need to be protected to the same levels.

You'll actively be looking for vulnerabilities and identifying potential threats; both within the corporate environment and externally.

Incident Response

- Leading Cyber Security investigations to provide post-mortem analysis to illuminate issues and possible solutions.

- Development and optimisation of the security tooling to ensure effective discovery of suspicious activity.

- Leading security incident management and participate in problem and change management forums where required.

- Engineering and Continuous Improvement.

- In conjunction with the inhouse Threat Intelligence team and external agencies, research and investigate attack techniques to develop detection analytics to defend against them.

- Discover and identify misconfigurations or coverage gaps in existing controls.

- Follow up on deficiencies identified in reviews to ensure that appropriate remediation measures have been taken.

- Report risks using the defined escalation processes.

What do I need?

To be considered for this role, we would love you to have:

- Inquisitive mindset and attention to detail.

- Significant work experience managing incidents.

- Knowledge of automation and scripting.

- In depth knowledge of Infrastructure, cloud, networking and common operating systems.

- Good written, interpersonal and analytical skills, able to negotiate successful outcomes with all levels of the organisation.

- You'll need a high level of technical skills and your day-to-day workload will typically include the management and analysis of Cyber Security events, escalation and remediation as required.

- Strong familiarity with Cyber Security standards and frameworks (eg. NIST, ISO27001).

- Awareness of Operational Technology Security.

About our Business

SSE IT underpins the technology needs of all the different businesses that make up the SSE group. From emerging technologies to data and analytics to cyber security - we power SSE's growth and enable it to generate value, while keeping it secure. As a trusted business partner that helps SSE lead in a low carbon world, we are proud of our service. Working for SSE IT is all about equipping SSE for now and the future.

What's in it for you?

We offer an excellent package with 34 days annual leave entitlement. Enhanced maternity/paternity leave, discounted healthcare, salary sacrifice car leasing and much more, view our full benefits package on our careers site.

As an equal opportunity employer we encourage diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We encourage applicants from all protected characteristics and commit to providing any reasonable adjustments you need during the application, assessment and upon joining SSE. Search for 'Inclusion & Diversity at SSE' to find out more.

Further actions

All applications should be made online, and I'll be back in touch after the vacancy closing date to let you know the outcome.

If you would like to discuss any working flexibly requirements or adjustments you may require throughout the recruitment and selection process, please contact David on 01738 275846.

Before commencing your role with SSE, you'll need to complete our pre-employment screening process. This will consist of a criminality and credit check.

JMSC offers government departments and agencies a central point of UK maritime expertise and understanding to assist policy and decision making. The JMSC works internationally - with states and with key international organisations - to support information sharing, relationship development and capacity building efforts.

The key elements of JMSC are:

The National Maritime Information Centre (NMIC), which since 2010 has provided a mechanism for the UK’s civilian and military maritime and law enforcement focused organisations to fuse intelligence, data and capabilities. This maximises operational impact at home and abroad.
The Joint Maritime Operations Coordination Centre, which utilises cutting edge technology to provide 24/7 monitoring of UK waters. It can swiftly identify maritime security incidents and enable the effective coordination of the UK’s aerial and at-sea assets to respond – ensuring the safety and security of all those who use our seas.
The new JMSC Assessment capability, which will produce global strategic maritime security assessments to inform UK government and other stakeholders of threats within or emanating from the maritime domain. This also provides support to the UK sanctions regimes.
These functions are supported by the JMSC Strategy team, which includes workforce planning, programme management, financial planning and controls, and policy development.
Job description
The Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) Strategy and Policy (Strat Pol) team form the core enabling function within the JMSC, providing critical services to the operational elements of the organisation.

JMSC Strat Pol is formed of three distinct sub teams:

Policy and Business Resilience (P&BR) – this team manages the business support functions for the JMSC including recruitment, the secretariat function for meetings, updates to the Risk Register and ensuring the resilience of the JMSC.
Security and Data Compliance (S&DC) – this team assures and manages the security of the JMSC and its personnel. It is comprised of Information Managers who assure data compliance and adherence to the Data Protection Act and STRAPSOs who manage access to systems.
Project Management Office and Finance (PMO&F) - this team manages various programmes of activity to increase the capability of the JMSC systems and the growth of the JMSC to full operating capacity. The team also includes Commercial and Finance, with responsibility for purchasing everything from stationery and desks to innovative technology and ensuring that Home Office policies are complied with.
The Business Resilience Lead will be accountable to the Policy and Engagement Manager within the Policy and Business Resilience team. You will be responsible for managing one direct report. You will be responsible for ensuring that the JMSC has a coherent business resilience plan by leading on the business risk register, infrastructure plan and people plans, working closely with the MOD Business Manager and wider JMSC team. You will be responsible for one direct report.

Responsibilities will include, but will not be limited to:

Ownership of the JMSC Business Continuity and Resilience function within the organisation, including premises, technology, risk management, resource planning and business resilience communications & exercising, working closely with the Ministry of Defence (MOD) Business Manager.
Maintenance of the JMSC Operational Risk Register, ensuring that all the operational risks to the Business are referenced and that the Operational Risk Register is integrated into the JMSC Strategic Risk Register (owned by the Assistant Director of Strategy and Policy).
Leading on the continuous development and management of the JMSC Performance Framework, including collating monthly reports for the Head of JMSC and their Senior Management Team. The focus of this work will be to collaborate with colleagues from across the organisation to further develop performance metric collection to enable the Senior Management Team to identify strengths and trends in delivering JMSC Services.
Working with JMSC stakeholders to collate and record all JMSC management and performance data, conducting analysis and producing meaningful reports for the Head of JMSC, the Joint Governance Board and stakeholders.
Providing secretariat support to all elements of the JMSC, except for meetings chaired by the Head of JMSC. You will need to develop a good working relationship with the Staff Officer to the Head of JMSC to ensure there is no duplication or gaps.
Procurement of stationery, equipment, and general facilities oversight, working closely with the MOD Business Manager.
Leading on the administration of JMSC recruitment, through the entirety of the process, and coordinate wider personnel matters.
Managing the Workforce Planning Officer, maintaining oversight of all Annual Hours Allowance (AHA) administration. AHA is an allowance paid to compensate employees working non-standard working patterns.
Person specification
Essential criteria

You must be able to demonstrate:

Experience of business continuity, or business resilience, and business planning.
The ability to work with functional teams to systematically identify and monitor risks to the organisation, and plan to mitigate those risks.
Experience of exercising sound judgement and decision making, utilising all available information.
Being a strong communicator, able to gain buy-in from team members and stakeholders to support business critical work.
Being self-motivated, highly organised, and efficient, and able to manage many competing priorities in a calm and appropriate manner.
The ability to work, and lead a team, independently and often at pace in busy situations to meet tight deadlines.
Excellent skills in written and verbal communication, and in presenting information to a wide and varied audience.

As a Senior Analyst you will work under the direction of the Assistant Director (Assessment) to

deliver global maritime security threat analysis and understanding, in accordance with JMSC strategic and operational priorities; or
analysis and understanding relating to Russian activity to avoid sanctions, in accordance with HMT, DfT and JMSC strategic and operational priorities.
This work is at the cutting-edge of delivering cross-government maritime security threat assessments in support of delivering the JMSC Mandate. It offers an exciting opportunity to join a collaborative intelligence community and participate in developing and delivering Government-facing, consolidated maritime security threat understanding. You will be able to collate and cohere threat understanding from across the national and international intelligence communities, fusing it into authoritative assessments to inform decision-making at all levels. The primary output supports the NMSC(O) in delivering the UK’s National Strategy for Maritime Security.

We have three roles available, one of which is permanent and two of which are fixed term for a period of two years in order to complete a finite piece of work. Please indicate in your Statement of Suitability which of these appointment terms you would prefer (see Selection Process details below for more information).

Successful candidates will be given a choice of appointment term in merit order. Should the first candidate in merit order opt for permanent appointments, the second and third candidates in merit order will only be offered a fixed term appointment. If they indicated a preference for permanent appointment only in their application, they will be placed on a reserve list and could be offered the same role on a permanent basis should further vacancies arise within 12 months. If they decline having indicated in their application they would accept a fixed term appointment, their application will be withdrawn. Candidates held on a reserve list may be offered one of these roles at a later date should further vacancies arise and in the event that the vacancy is not offered on their preferred appointment term (permanent rather than fixed term or vice versa), they will remain on the reserve list.

Responsibilities

Duties include but are not limited to:

Researching, drafting and delivering high-quality, global maritime threat assessments and presentations to satisfy standing and ad hoc intelligence requirements.
Maintaining and building enduring linkages with national and international intelligence counterparts, to understand threats in the global maritime domain.
Building an exhaustive knowledge and understanding of all threat vectors within a designated geographic region.
Understanding, articulating and helping drive forward JMSC Assessment priorities, and in turn, supporting wider business to deliver the JMSC Mandate.
Providing strong support to the Assistant Director across the full range of assessment duties, including day to day and urgent, high profile or sensitive issues.
Proactively taking responsibility for engaging with stakeholders and customers, delivering outcomes and resolving issues.
Providing high quality, succinct, timely and accurate advice and briefings.
Maintaining an overview of issues affecting wider JMSC activity.
Managing and directing the activities of one Higher Analyst.

Please also note that candidates will be required to obtain DV clearance before starting in the role.

Due to the nature of the work and the systems you will be required to access, you will likely be required to spend more than 60% of your working time in an office.

Person specification
We are looking for someone who:

Can demonstrate a passion for analysis and previous analytical experience.
Is a self-starter, able to work collaboratively and at pace to deliver against the JMSC’s objectives.
Is able to build effective stakeholder relationships and understand operational pressures across the JMSC and its stakeholders.
Has a keen interest in expanding knowledge and keeping up to date with global affairs.
Is adaptable, responsive, and sensitive to a changing political environment
Is able to effectively prioritise work.

Essential Criteria

You must be able to demonstrate:

Having previously applied highly proficient analytical skills independently to complex work, with minimal supervision.
Experience of leading and managing a team.
Exercising judgement in selecting the best approach to achieve the task while meeting existing standards and procedures and effectively negotiating priorities and deadlines.
Understanding how your work and the work of your team can assist and inform organisational objectives and the wider understanding of potential threats.
Being able to develop strong stakeholder relationships, both domestically and internationally, with a view to building enduring and collaborative analytical partnerships.
Using creative and critical thinking in analysis and research to support assessments, applying structured methods to explain how verdicts have been reached.
The ability to effectively articulate thought processes and complex matters concisely, visually, verbally and in writing.

Desirable Criteria

Advanced level (Professional Head of Intelligence Assessment) PHIA-endorsed analytical skills (or it’s predecessors) or equivalent.
An ability to routinely review effort and outputs, taking the initiative to appropriately challenge and suggest improvements.
Understand your areas of responsibility and display awareness of the wider impact of your actions.

The Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) is the UK government’s centre of excellence for maritime security. Its mission is to increase awareness and understanding of maritime security threats and enable cross-government coordination to deliver a whole-system response to mitigate them.

JMSC is a multi-agency, fused military-civil organisation with staff drawn from a host of agencies including Border Force, the Royal Navy, Counter Terrorism Policing, National Crime Agency, HM Revenue and Customs, Home Office Intelligence, the Maritime Management Organisation and HM Coast Guard. It’s responsible for ensuring the UK maintains its understanding of the maritime domain and develops the cross-government coordination frameworks to respond to threats to security, law and order, trade and commerce, and the marine environment.

JMSC offers government departments and agencies a central point of UK maritime expertise and understanding to assist policy and decision making. The JMSC works internationally - with states and with key international organisations - to support information sharing, relationship development and capacity building efforts.

The key elements of JMSC are:

The National Maritime Information Centre (NMIC), which since 2010 has provided a mechanism for the UK’s civilian and military maritime and law enforcement focused organisations to fuse intelligence, data and capabilities. This maximises operational impact at home and abroad.
Joint Maritime Security Centre - Operations, which utilises cutting edge technology to provide 24/7 monitoring of UK waters. It can swiftly identify maritime security incidents and enable the effective coordination of the UK’s aerial and at-sea assets to respond – ensuring the safety and security of all those who use our seas.
The new JMSC Assessment capability, which will produce global strategic maritime security assessments to inform UK government and other stakeholders of threats within or emanating from the maritime domain. This also provides support to the UK sanctions regimes.
These functions are supported by the JMSC Strategy team, which includes workforce planning, programme management, financial planning and controls, and policy development.
Job description
The Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) Strategy and Policy (Strat Pol) team form the core enabling function within the JMSC, providing critical services to the Operational elements of the organisation. JMSC Strat Pol is formed of three distinct sub teams:

Policy and Business Resilience (P&BR)
Security and Data Compliance (S&DC)
Project Management Office and Finance (PMO&F)
The Deputy STRAPSO is part of the Security and Data Compliance team and will work to the JMSC STRAPSO. You will be responsible for researching security incidents, managing the JMSC SharePoint and supporting the STRAPSO with the above secret systems access.

Working Pattern

Please Note: Not all work patterns can be supported within this role. You are encouraged to contact the vacancy holder as soon as a provisional offer of employment is made (if not earlier) to explore whether your preferred working pattern can be accommodated. The types of flexible working that may be supported are part-time working and compressed hours.

Person specification
Responsibilities will include, but will not be limited to:

Supporting the JMSC STRAPSO in undertaking the STRAPSO and CRYPTO (cryptology) custodian role for the JMSC, including maintaining the necessary accreditation through training.
Supporting the JMSC STRAPSO by taking responsibility for the receipt and return of cryptographic material in accordance with the Security Policy Framework and Guidance.
Undertaking security audit reports and monitoring system use, investigating and reporting any security breaches or abnormal activity to the JMSC STRAPSO.
Undertaking research of security issues related to specific geographic areas of the world to provide credible security advice to the Head of JMSC, Executive Leadership Team and other staff members.
Reviewing intelligence received on high-side systems and flagging for the Head of JMSC’s attention as necessary in the JMSC STRAPSO’s absence.
Encouraging a positive security culture through regular engagement with Home Office and JMSC staff.
Undertaking and maintaining expertise in the use of JMSC systems.
Managing the JMSC SharePoint site, ensuring that accesses are regularly reviewed, and information is stored appropriately, at all classifications.
Undertaking the role of ROSA, a cross Government system for communicating, local information manager, trainer and account manager roles for the JMSC.
Essential criteria

Candidates are expected to demonstrate and/or have experience of the following:

Sound judgement and decision making, utilising all available information.
Proven communication skills, particularly with a large range of both operational and strategic, internal, and external, stakeholders.
Experience of building and managing relationships with key stakeholders at all levels.
Self-motivated, highly organised, efficient, and able to manage many competing priorities in a calm and appropriate manner.
Act ethically and with integrity, being able to take difficult decisions when they are needed, always doing the right thing, being impartial and honest.
Security Clearance

Please Note: You will be required to obtain DV clearance before starting in the role.

Desirable criteria

Previous STRAPSO, CRYPTO, and ROSA system accreditation, or a strong willingness to undertake the training.
An understanding of cross-Government maritime security work.

The key elements of JMSC are:

The National Maritime Information Centre (NMIC), which since 2010 has provided a mechanism for the UK’s civilian and military maritime and law enforcement focused organisations to fuse intelligence, data and capabilities. This maximises operational impact at home and abroad.
Joint Maritime Security Centre - Operations, which utilises cutting edge technology to provide 24/7 monitoring of UK waters. It can swiftly identify maritime security incidents and enable the effective coordination of the UK’s aerial and at-sea assets to respond – ensuring the safety and security of all those who use our seas.
The new JMSC Assessment capability, which will produce global strategic maritime security assessments to inform UK government and other stakeholders of threats within or emanating from the maritime domain. This also provides support to the UK sanctions regimes.
These functions are supported by the JMSC Strategy team, which includes workforce planning, programme management, financial planning and controls, and policy development.

As a Higher Analyst you will work under the direction of a Lead Analyst to deliver either:

global maritime security threat analysis and understanding, in accordance with JMSC strategic and operational priorities; or
analysis and understanding relating to Russian activity to avoid sanctions, in accordance with HMT, DfT and JMSC strategic and operational priorities.
This work is at the cutting-edge of delivering cross-government maritime security threat assessments in support of delivering the JMSC Mandate. It offers an exciting opportunity to join a collaborative intelligence community and participate in developing and delivering Government-facing, consolidated maritime security threat understanding. You will be able to collate and cohere threat understanding from across the national and international intelligence communities, contributing to the development of assessments to inform decision-making at all levels, along with fusing it into authoritative assessments to inform decision-making at all levels.

Please note, occasional travel will be required to partner locations across the UK. Overnight stays may be necessary on some occasions.

We have five roles available, three of which are permanent and two of which are fixed term for a period of two years. Please indicate in your Statement of Suitability which of these appointment terms you would prefer (see Selection Process details below for more information).

Responsibilities

Researching and drafting high-quality, threat assessments and presentations to satisfy standing and ad hoc intelligence requirements.
Building an exhaustive knowledge and understanding of all threat vectors within either a designated geographical region or a sanctions-related theme.
Maintaining and building enduring linkages with national and international intelligence counterparts, to understand maritime threats in a designated geographic region or Russia sanctions-related activity.
Taking responsibility for engaging with stakeholders, delivering outcomes and resolving issues.
Providing high quality, succinct, timely and accurate, advice and briefings.
Providing strong support to their Lead Analyst regarding a specific area of analytical responsibility, including day to day and urgent, high profile or sensitive issues.
Understanding, articulating, and helping drive forward JMSC Assessment output, and in turn, supporting wider business to deliver the JMSC Mandate.
Maintaining an overview of issues affecting wider JMSC Assessment activity in order to feed in research in these areas.

Please also note that candidates will be required to obtain DV clearance before starting in the role.

Due to the nature of the work and the systems you will be required to access, you will likely be required to spend more than 60% of your working time in an office.

Person specification

Can demonstrate excellent research skills and the ability to analyse results.
Is a self-starter, able to work collaboratively and at pace to deliver against the JMSC’s objectives.
Is able to build effective stakeholder relationships and understand operational pressures across the JMSC and its stakeholders.
Is organised and has strong communication skills.
Has a keen interest in expanding knowledge and keeping up to date with global affairs.
Is adaptable, responsive and sensitive to a changing political environment.
Is able to effectively prioritise workload.

Essential criteria

Having previously applied analytical skills independently to complex work, with an element of supervision.
Exercising judgement in selecting the best approach to achieve the task while meeting existing standards and procedures, tailoring your approach to best meet deadlines.
Understanding how your work can assist and inform organisational objectives and the wider understanding of potential threats.
Being able to develop strong stakeholder relationships, both domestically and internationally, with a view to building enduring and collaborative analytical partnerships
The use of creative and critical thinking in analysis and research to support assessments, applying structured methods to explain how verdicts have been reached.
Articulate thought processes and complex matters concisely, visually, verbally and in writing.

Please follow link for full job specification.

The Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) is the UK government’s centre of excellence for maritime security. Its mission is to increase awareness and understanding of maritime security threats and enable cross-government coordination to deliver a whole-system response to mitigate them.

JMSC is a multi-agency, fused military-civil organisation with staff drawn from a host of agencies including Border Force, the Royal Navy, Counter Terrorism Policing, National Crime Agency, HM Revenue and Customs, Home Office Intelligence, the Maritime Management Organisation and HM Coast Guard. It’s responsible for ensuring the UK maintains its understanding of the maritime domain and develops the cross-government coordination frameworks to respond to threats to security, law and order, trade and commerce, and the marine environment.

JMSC offers government departments and agencies a central point of UK maritime expertise and understanding to assist policy and decision making. The JMSC works internationally - with states and with key international organisations - to support information sharing, relationship development and capacity building efforts.

The key elements of JMSC are:

The National Maritime Information Centre (NMIC), which since 2010 has provided a mechanism for the UK’s civilian and military maritime and law enforcement focused organisations to fuse intelligence, data and capabilities. This maximises operational impact at home and abroad.
The Joint Maritime Security Centre - Operations, which utilises cutting edge technology to provide 24/7 monitoring of UK waters. It can swiftly identify maritime security incidents and enable the effective coordination of the UK’s aerial and at-sea assets to respond – ensuring the safety and security of all those who use our seas.
The new JMSC Assessment capability, which will produce global strategic maritime security assessments to inform UK government and other stakeholders of threats within or emanating from the maritime domain. This also provides support to the UK sanctions regimes.
These functions are supported by the JMSC Strategy team, which includes workforce planning, programme management, financial planning and controls, and policy development.
Job description
The Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) Operations Team is the operational delivery team of the JSMC and delivers maritime domain awareness and understanding as well as providing support to maritime operations.

The purpose of the Planner is to deliver both a planning role and general contribution within the JMSC Operations (Ops) environment, reporting to the Deputy Lead Planner. The Planner works as part of the JMSC Ops team that coordinates the cross-government response to maritime security incidents.

In addition to the planning function there is also a need to identify and provide awareness of emerging priorities to which JMSC Ops can contribute. The planning function includes organising and delivering multi-agency live and tabletop activities along with the maintenance of a national exercising calendar.

Person specification
Duties include but are not limited to:

Taking responsibility for delivery and working with others to achieve corporate goals in line with the planning function, including covering the roles and responsibilities of any gapped positions within the planning function as requested by the Lead Planner / Operations Pillar leadership, where trained and confident to do so.
Preparing and issuing the weekly JMSC asset disposition report.
Supporting capability trials to ensure JMSC has access to cutting edge technology.
Supporting the production, planning and delivery of multi-agency exercises in response to maritime security threats, both in the form of table-top and live exercises. This includes procurement.
Tracking Operations pillar mandatory training to provide evidence of compliance.
Providing secretariat and other support for the JMSC Stowaway Working Group.
Being prepared to support wider JMSC activity, including across the other pillars, where the planning team has capacity and they are trained and confident to do so.
Maintaining the capabilities grid in the UK/France Counter Terrorism Joint Intervention Plan.
Supporting to cross Government planning activity. Contribute to formulating response to maritime security issues and risks ensuring best asset utilisation.
Utilising in-house systems to coordinate asset response. You will be trained in and maintain skills to use in-house systems to assist in the coordination of any response to events and, in extremis, provide resilience and capacity to the operations room watchkeepers during working hours.
Essential criteria

Candidates are expected to demonstrate and/or have experience of:

A self-starter with an organised approach and the ability to prioritise and work to tight deadlines.
Working effectively and remain professional in a highly pressurised environment, with the ability to deal with changing situations and to act calmly under pressure.
Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate with clarity, conviction, and enthusiasm orally and in writing.
The professional behaviours and personal integrity associated with working alongside law enforcement organisations. This means acting ethically and with integrity, being able to take difficult decisions when they are needed, always doing the right thing, being impartial and honest.
An ability to develop strong stakeholder relationships, both internally and externally, and build enduring partnerships.
A good working knowledge of Microsoft Products.
An objective and analytical approach to work. Able to gather information from several sources, make a reasoned recommendation or assessment, and justify this both verbally and in writing.

Please follow link for full job specification.

The Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) is the UK government’s centre of excellence for maritime security. Its mission is to increase awareness and understanding of maritime security threats and enable cross-government coordination to deliver a whole-system response to mitigate them.

JMSC is a multi-agency, fused military-civil organisation with staff drawn from a host of agencies including Border Force, the Royal Navy, Counter Terrorism Policing, National Crime Agency, HM Revenue and Customs, Home Office Intelligence, the Maritime Management Organisation, and HM Coast Guard. It’s responsible for ensuring the UK maintains its understanding of the maritime domain and develops the cross-government coordination frameworks to respond to threats to security, law and order, trade and commerce, and the marine environment.

JMSC offers government departments and agencies a central point of UK maritime expertise and understanding to assist policy and decision making. JMSC works internationally - with states and with key international organisations - to support information sharing, relationship development and capacity building efforts.

The key elements of JMSC are:

The National Maritime Information Centre (NMIC), which since 2010 has provided a mechanism for the UK’s civilian and military maritime and law enforcement focused organisations to fuse intelligence, data, and capabilities. This maximises operational impact at home and abroad.
Joint Maritime Security Centre - Operations, which utilises cutting edge technology to provide 24/7 monitoring of UK waters. It can swiftly identify maritime security incidents and enable the effective coordination of the UK’s aerial and at-sea assets to respond, ensuring the safety and security of all those who use our seas.
The new JMSC Assessment capability, which will produce global strategic maritime security assessments to inform UK government and other stakeholders of threats within or emanating from the maritime domain. This also provides support to the UK sanctions regimes.
These functions are supported by the JMSC Strategy team, which includes workforce planning, programme management, financial planning and controls, and policy development.
Job description
The Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) Strategy and Policy (Strat Pol) team form the core enabling function within the JMSC, providing critical services to the Operational elements of the organisation. JMSC Strat Pol is formed of three distinct sub teams:

Policy and Business Resilience (P&BR)
Security and Data Compliance (S&DC)
Project Management Office and Finance (PMO&F)
The Information Managers will be responsible for ensuring that all JMSC information and data is stored and managed in line with the relevant regulations. You will be part of the Security and Data Compliance team, working to the JMSC STRAPSO, but will provide an enabling function to the whole organisation.

Working Pattern

Please Note: Not all work patterns can be supported within this role. You are encouraged to contact the vacancy holder as soon as a provisional offer of employment is made (if not earlier) to explore whether your preferred working pattern can be accommodated. The types of flexible working that may be supported are part-time working and compressed hours.

Person specification
Duties will include but are not limited to:

Collation of project and programme information.
Ensuring storage of information follows all relevant regulations and procedures, depending on the classification of the information in question.
Ensuring processes and procedures are in place to enable teams to easily access their required information without breaching information security, including sharing best practice regarding the use of JMSC templates and naming conventions etc.
Identifying breaches in information handling and escalating to the JMSC STRAPSO for reporting to the Data Compliance Team Lead.
Logging, investigating, and risk assessing breaches in information handling via the relevant procedures and reporting back into the Data Protection Assurance team.
Disseminating information on behalf of function leads, as required.
Archiving or destroying documents, in line with relevant procedures and as advised by members of the team.
Essential Criteria

Candidates are expected to demonstrate and/or have experience of:

Sound judgement and decision making, utilising all available information.
A willingness to follow processes and procedures, identifying efficiencies and opportunities to improve the relevant working practices.
Self-motivated, highly organised, efficient, and able to manage many competing priorities in a calm and appropriate manner.
An ability to work with a wide range of individuals from across JMSC, to ensure that records are maintained and stored/disseminated/destroyed as required.

Desirable Criteria

Experience of working in a fast-paced environment, preferably with an operational background.
Experience of Information Management or other equivalent skills.

The Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) is the UK government’s centre of excellence for maritime security. Its mission is to increase awareness and understanding of maritime security threats and enable cross-government coordination to deliver a whole-system response to mitigate them.

JMSC is a multi-agency, fused military-civil organisation with staff drawn from a host of agencies including Border Force, the Royal Navy, Counter Terrorism Policing, National Crime Agency, HM Revenue and Customs, Home Office Intelligence, the Maritime Management Organisation and HM Coast Guard. It’s responsible for ensuring the UK maintains its understanding of the maritime domain and develops the cross-government coordination frameworks to respond to threats to security, law and order, trade and commerce, and the marine environment.

JMSC offers government departments and agencies a central point of UK maritime expertise and understanding to assist policy and decision making. The JMSC works internationally - with states and with key international organisations - to support information sharing, relationship development and capacity building efforts.

The key elements of JMSC are:

The National Maritime Information Centre (NMIC), which since 2010 has provided a mechanism for the UK’s civilian and military maritime and law enforcement focused organisations to fuse intelligence, data and capabilities. This maximises operational impact at home and abroad.
The Joint Maritime Security Centre - Operations, which utilises cutting edge technology to provide 24/7 monitoring of UK waters. It can swiftly identify maritime security incidents and enable the effective coordination of the UK’s aerial and at-sea assets to respond – ensuring the safety and security of all those who use our seas.
The new JMSC Assessment capability, which will produce global strategic maritime security assessments to inform UK government and other stakeholders of threats within or emanating from the maritime domain. This also provides support to the UK sanctions regimes.
These functions are supported by the JMSC Strategy team, which includes workforce planning, programme management, financial planning and controls, and policy development.
Job description
The Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) Strategy and Policy (Strat Pol) team form the core enabling function within the JMSC, providing critical services to the Operational elements of the organisation. JMSC Strat Pol is formed of three distinct sub teams:

Policy and Business Resilience (P&BR)
Security and Data Compliance (S&DC)
Project Management Office and Finance (PMO&F)
The Workforce Planner will work to the Business Resilience Lead within the P&BR Team. The focus of the role will be to ensure that all recruitment administration is created, tracked, and implemented in an efficient way. The Workforce Planner will also maintain oversight of the Border Force Annualised Hours Allowance (AHA) administrative process. AHA is an allowance paid to compensate employees working non-standard working patterns.

Working Patterns:

Please note that not all work patterns can be supported within this role. You are encouraged to contact the vacancy holder as soon as a provisional offer of employment is made (if not earlier) to explore whether your preferred working pattern can be accommodated. The types of flexible working that may be supported are part-time working and compressed hours.

Person specification
Responsibilities will include, but will not be limited to:

Providing support to the Business Resilience Lead on the administration of JMSC recruitment.
Supporting with the drafting of Job Descriptions, Business Cases and other relevant documents to enable efficient administration of all recruitment matters.
Ensuring that the Border Force Annualised Hours Allowance system is administered on a weekly basis, working with the JMSC Operations Room Manager to ensure that the information is accurate.
Working with the Border Force Workforce Planning team and the JMSC Business Manager to ensure that the current and future Full Time Equivalent (FTE) roles are captured for financial and planning purposes.
Undertaking secretariat roles at key meetings, as required.
Essential criteria

Candidates are expected to demonstrate and/or have experience of the following:

A strong communicator, particularly with a large range of both operational and strategic, internal, and external stakeholders.
Self-motivated, highly organised, and efficient.
Evidence of working in a process driven environment, ensuring that all information is accurate and produced in a timely manner.
A willingness to learn new skills to support the organisation.
Experience of building and managing relationships with key stakeholders at all levels.
Desirable criteria

Experience of recruitment administration and/or workforce planning.

JMSC offers government departments and agencies a central point of UK maritime expertise and understanding to assist policy and decision making.

JMSC works internationally - with states and with key international organisations - to support information sharing, relationship development, and capacity building efforts.

The key elements of JMSC are:

The National Maritime Information Centre (NMIC), which since 2010 has provided a mechanism for the UK’s civilian and military maritime and law enforcement focused organisations to fuse intelligence, data, and capabilities. This maximises operational impact at home and abroad.
Joint Maritime Security Centre - Operations, which utilises cutting edge technology to provide 24/7 monitoring of UK waters. It can swiftly identify maritime security incidents and enable the effective coordination of the UK’s aerial and at-sea assets to respond – ensuring the safety and security of all those who use our seas.
The new JMSC Assessment capability, which will produce global strategic maritime security assessments to inform UK government and other stakeholders of threats within or emanating from the maritime domain. This also provides support to the UK sanctions regimes.
These functions are supported by the JMSC Strategy team, which includes workforce planning, programme management, financial planning and controls, and policy development.
Job description
The Deputy Director (DD) Strategy is one of four Deputy Director’s within JMSC: one of two Grade 6 civil servants, alongside two Royal Navy Captains. Together with the Head of JMSC and the Chief Technology Officer, they make up the JMSC Executive Leadership Team (ELT). The postholder will also be a member of the broader Senior Management Team.

DD Strategy is responsible for the JMSC strategy function, which includes our business support functions (Human Resources, recruitment, finance, risk management etc); information management and security (across a complex stakeholder landscape and within an opaque legal framework); Programme Management for our extensive portfolio of contracts to deliver maritime Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities; corporate governance including our relationship with our Senior Sponsors; and organisational design and development.

DD Strategy will play a key role in preparing for, and ultimately submitting, our funding bid to Spending Review 2024 in conjunction with our senior sponsors.


Please also note candidates will be required to obtain DV clearance before starting in the role.

We are looking for a person who can:

Lead the JMSC Strategy and Policy function, including direct line management of 2 Grade 7/Grade 7 equivalent Assistant Directors and 16 staff in total (a mix of Civil Servants and contractors).
Lead the preparation and submission of the JMSC Spending Review bid, in conjunction with our Senior Sponsors.
Own the route relationship with the Home Office and Department for Transport sponsor teams.
Lead JMSC’s development of policy and contribution to cross Whitehall policy development.
On behalf of Head of JMSC, be the ELT owner for the JMSC People Plan and annual Business Plan.
Ensure the effective delivery of the JMSC Governance Function, including liaison with the Senior Sponsors in the Department for Transport, Home Office and Border Force, and the provision of routine and ad hoc reporting.
Ensure effective provision of business support functions to JMSC as a whole, including (but not limited to): HR, recruitment and workforce planning; financial planning and controls; oversight of the JMSC Programme Management function; information management and security and business resilience.
Ensure the effective delivery of the JMSC Private Office function in support of Head JMSC.
Horizon scan the national and international maritime security environment, identifying capability gaps or emerging trends which may require JMSC to influence government thinking or provide capability to address.
As necessary, be prepared to sponsor or coordinate the work of bespoke reviews/commissions as required by the Head of JMSC, the JMSC Joint Governance Board or the National Maritime Security Committee (Officials).
Be prepared to deputise for Head of JMSC, as required.
Develop and maintain a good understanding of the UK and international maritime security landscape and current issues/challenges.
Establish and maintain an effective working relationship with key partners in our Senior Sponsoring departments, as well as the Ministry of Defence (Royal Navy), Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs/Marine Management Organisation and across policing and wider law enforcement.
Complete role specific training as deemed necessary by Head JMSC: this may include (but is not limited to) a bespoke induction course and external qualifications including Multi Agency Gold Incident Command (MAGIC) and National Inter-agency Liaison Officer (NILO) training.
Person specification
Essential Criteria

Candidates are expected to demonstrate and /or have experience of the following:

Leading complex teams drawn from multiple organisations.
Successfully working with and influencing a broad range of stakeholders and partner agencies.
Demonstrate sound judgement and decision making, utilising all available information.
Strong communicator, with strong drafting skills and the ability to communicate complex operational or policy matters effectively to a broad audience.
Knowledge of working in a national security focused policy or operational area.
Knowledge of business planning processes and/or workforce planning.

Please follow link for full job specification.

The Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) is the UK government’s centre of excellence for maritime security. Its mission is to increase awareness and understanding of maritime security threats and enable cross-government coordination to deliver a whole-system response to mitigate them.

JMSC is a multi-agency, fused military-civil organisation with staff drawn from a host of agencies including Border Force, the Royal Navy, Counter Terrorism Policing, National Crime Agency, HM Revenue and Customs, Home Office Intelligence, the Maritime Management Organisation and HM Coast Guard. It’s responsible for ensuring the UK maintains its understanding of the maritime domain and develops the cross-government coordination frameworks to respond to threats to security, law and order, trade and commerce, and the marine environment.

JMSC offers government departments and agencies a central point of UK maritime expertise and understanding to assist policy and decision making. The JMSC works internationally - with states and with key international organisations - to support information sharing, relationship development and capacity building efforts.

The key elements of JMSC are:

The National Maritime Information Centre (NMIC), which since 2010 has provided a mechanism for the UK’s civilian and military maritime and law enforcement focused organisations to fuse intelligence, data and capabilities. This maximises operational impact at home and abroad.
Joint Maritime Security Centre - Operations, which utilises cutting edge technology to provide 24/7 monitoring of UK waters. It can swiftly identify maritime security incidents and enable the effective coordination of the UK’s aerial and at-sea assets to respond – ensuring the safety and security of all those who use our seas.
The new JMSC Assessment capability, which will produce global strategic maritime security assessments to inform UK government and other stakeholders of threats within or emanating from the maritime domain. This also provides support to the UK sanctions regimes.
These functions are supported by the JMSC Strategy team, which includes workforce planning, programme management, financial planning and controls, and policy development.
Job description
The Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) Strategy and Policy (Strat Pol) team form the core enabling function within the JMSC, providing critical services to the operational elements of the organisation.

JMSC Strat Pol is formed of three distinct sub teams:

Policy and Business Resilience (P&BR)
Security and Data Compliance (S&DC)
Project Management Office and Finance (PMO&F)
You will act as the graphics and geospatial subject matter expert within JMSC, under the line management of the Policy and Engagement Lead. Although the role sits within the P&BR team, you will work as an enabler for the Operations, Assessment and International teams and will need to work flexibly across all these teams.

You will be singularly responsible for designing and delivering graphics and geospatial service provision to the JMSC.

Working Pattern

Please Note: Not all work patterns can be supported within this role. You are encouraged to contact the vacancy holder as soon as a provisional offer of employment is made (if not earlier) to explore whether your preferred working pattern can be accommodated. The types of flexible working that may be supported are part-time working and compressed hours.

Security Clearance

Please Note: You will be required to obtain DV clearance before starting in the role.

Person specification
Responsibilities will include, but will not be limited to:

Creating strong brand assets for JMSC, including the design and creation of visual material to increase the presence of JMSC and enhance the impact of its operational and assessment outputs.
Creating visualisations within intelligence assessments and operational reports.
Providing geospatial information in support of operational maritime situation awareness and understanding.
Regular engagement with teams from across the maritime security community and commercial stakeholders to exchange creative ideas for enhancing the visual impact of JMSC.
Drafting work schedules and outputs, based on current and expected taskings.
Ensuring a seamless integration with the Operations, Assessment and International teams and understanding the priorities and pressures experienced across all areas of the organisation.
Essential Criteria

Experience of producing graphics and geospatial products to meet the needs of tasking teams.
Experience of setting up and integrating graphics and/or geospatial capability within an organisation/business area.
An ability to work independently, think proactively, collaborate effectively, and make sound judgements to design and integrate your specialist skills into JMSC operational, assessment and international business.
An ability to engage with stakeholders, both domestically and internationally, to build enduring specialist partnerships.
A good level of personal organisation to exploit available resources and schedule work effectively.
An ability to focus on priorities, acting promptly to reassess activity when there are conflicting demands, advising senior grades accordingly.
Desirable Criteria

Experience of working in a fast-paced environment, preferably with an operational background.
Experience of building and managing relationships with key stakeholders and decision makers, at all levels, including senior officials and military officers.