Communications Data Investigator

Join Our Client West Midlands Police as a Communications Data Investigator!

Are you ready to make a difference in public services? We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Communications Data Investigator to join West Midlands Police's team at their headquarters in Birmingham.

This temporary full-time role offers an hourly rate of £19.78 for a contract length of 12 months. If you're looking for an opportunity that combines your investigative skills with a commitment to public safety, we want to hear from you!

What You'll Do:
As an accredited Single Point of Contact (SPoC), you will facilitate the lawful acquisition of communications data from telecommunications and postal operators under the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (IPA). Your role will involve:

Providing expert advice and guidance on lawful data acquisition to officers and staff at all levels.
Assessing and evaluating threats, risks, and harms in various investigations, including critical incidents like homicide and counter-terrorism.
Reviewing and progressing applications for communications data through our departmental workflow system.
Delivering impactful training and presentations to enhance understanding across the organisation.
Collaborating with the communications industry to explore data exploitation opportunities.Key Responsibilities Include:

Offering immediate responses and specialist advice during urgent incidents.
Planning and organising workloads for multiple investigations while adhering to standard operating procedures.
Ensuring compliance with legislation like the Investigatory Powers Act and Data Protection laws.
Maintaining professional integrity when handling sensitive information.What We're Looking For:
To excel in this role, you should possess:

A solid understanding of communication methods via telephony and the internet, including social media platforms.
Proven computer literacy and effective communication skills.
Experience in risk assessment and decision-making, particularly in high-pressure environments.
A willingness to learn and adapt to evolving technologies and data interpretation.Desirable Skills:

Existing College of Policing Communications Data Investigator accreditation.
Knowledge of the Investigatory Powers Act 2016.
Strong training and presentation capabilities.Why Join Us?
Full Training Provided: You will undergo a mandatory two-week accreditation course to ensure you are well-equipped for the role.
Professional Development: Engage in local and regional meetings to share knowledge and enhance your expertise.
Make an Impact: Your work will play a critical role in protecting public safety and maintaining community trust

Medical Requirements:

Appointment to this role will be contingent upon successful medical checks, including a possible drugs test and fitness assessment.
Working Hours:
Core hours are Monday to Friday, with some requirements to work outside of normal office hours.

If you're eager to use your investigative skills to make a real difference, apply today and take the first step towards an exciting and fulfilling career with us!

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Join our mission to support public safety and make a positive impact in your community! We can't wait to meet you!

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