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Community Payback - Supervisor (Grantham) (Ref: 19276)

  • Job
    Full-time
    Junior, Mid & Senior Level
  • Government & Politics
    People, HR & Administration
  • Lincoln

AI generated summary

  • You must have the right to work in the UK, a full UK Manual Driving Licence, and not an automatic one.
  • You will supervise offenders on community service tasks, ensuring quality work while motivating and demonstrating best practices in various manual activities like restoration, planting, and cleanup.

Requirements

  • Candidates must hold a full UK Manual Driving Licence when applying for this role, this is a mandatory technical requirement in order to carry out this role. We cannot accept candidates who hold an automatic Driving Licence only.
  • You must have the right to work in the UK and Civil Service.
  • Candidates must have a full UK Manual Driving Licence to be eligible to apply for this role.
  • We cannot accept applications from candidates who only hold an automatic driving licence.

Responsibilities

  • This is an operational role directly supervising work groups of offenders serving a community sentence.
  • This may include driving service vehicles to transport people or equipment.
  • The post holder will be responsible for all work site supervision tasks and will work with service users to ensure that all tasks are carried out to the best of their ability.
  • This will include working alongside people to demonstrate good practice as necessary.
  • You’ll supervise and motivate them to complete a range of manual tasks to pay back for the harm they’ve caused.
  • These tasks could include clearing overgrowth to make public spaces safer, restoring community facilities such as sports halls and playgrounds, planting trees or laying flowerbeds, and litter picking and graffiti removal.

FAQs

What is the working pattern for the Community Payback Supervisor role?

The role is full-time, based on a working pattern of 4 condensed days (9.25 hours per day) per week. The post holder will be required to work at least one weekend day plus three other days.

Is a driving license required for this position?

Yes, candidates must hold a full UK Manual Driving Licence, as this is a mandatory technical requirement to carry out the role. Automatic driving licenses are not accepted.

What is the starting salary for this position?

The starting salary for the Community Payback Supervisor role is £28,064.

Are there opportunities for career progression in this role?

Yes, there are opportunities for annual pay progression through a Competency Based Framework (CBF), which allows for salary increases as your competence grows.

Will I need to work weekends?

Yes, the role requires frequent weekend work, as Community Payback projects run seven days a week.

What types of tasks will I be supervising?

You will supervise individuals completing a range of manual tasks, such as clearing overgrowth, restoring community facilities, planting trees, and litter picking, among others.

Is this role eligible for a Skilled Worker visa?

No, the role is not eligible for a new Skilled Worker visa in accordance with current immigration rules introduced from 22 July 2025.

How will my wellbeing be supported in this role?

The organization places significant importance on employee wellbeing, ensuring support is available, especially when rest breaks don’t happen in the standard way.

How will the recruitment process be conducted?

The recruitment process will assess candidates using Success Profiles, which evaluate Behaviours, Strengths, and Experience. Candidates will need to complete a short application form and answer two Civil Service Behaviour questions and one Experience-based question.

Is previous experience necessary for this role?

While specific previous experience may not be explicitly stated, qualities such as empathy, communication skills, and the ability to lead are crucial for this position.

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Mission & Purpose

The Prison and Probation Service in the UK is responsible for the management of prisons and the supervision of offenders in the community. Their ultimate mission is to protect the public by reducing reoffending and ensuring offenders are safely and securely managed. Their purpose is to support rehabilitation, provide opportunities for offenders to reform, and ensure they are prepared for successful reintegration into society. The service is committed to maintaining safety, security, and effectiveness in the criminal justice system.