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Closing date: 11:55pm, 24 October 2024
Salary: The salary is £25,813.
Recruitment code: Oleeo 17961
Location: Jarrow, South Tyneside
This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a team that equips and supports our officers and staff to keep London safe. You will be the first point of contact to our customers across the Met relating to the recovery, repair, and maintenance of our fleet. This will involve working in a dedicated 24/7 contact centre, utilising systems to maintain accurate data and liaising with external agencies and contractors.
It is a busy environment supporting emergency operations, which means your flexibility and ability to work at pace is fundamental. You will enjoy collaborating with others and have a talent for communicating clearly and succinctly.
Your work will support the Met’s mission of 'More Trust, Less Crime and High Standards', working within the guiding principles to make decisions and behaving in line with our values. This is alongside supporting the acceleration of decarbonisation to achieve Net Zero Carbon status by 2030. We are radically changing the fleet to deliver high-quality policing services in a more efficient and cost-effective way as we transition away from a reliance on petrol and diesel. For the Met, this is both an operational necessity and a legal obligation.
The Met’s fleet of 5000 vehicles, 1000 pedal cycles and 25 marine vessels are all important physical assets that enable our officers and staff to carry out their jobs. The vehicles are a workplace for our officers and staff, carry sophisticated equipment for operational policing and providing a safe environment for the transport of the public and prisoners.
The fleet consists of response cars, protected public order carriers, motorcycles, armed response cars, pursuit cars, prisoner transport vans, plant equipment and more. These vehicles can be subject to arduous use due to responding to emergencies using police exemptions covering 57 million miles per year.
If you are interested in this role and feel it matches your skillset, we would love to hear from you.