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As a Casework Administrator you will be welcomed into a dynamic and inclusive Administration Hub. The IOPC is on a journey to develop its culture, perspectives and ethos to support the organisation’s core outcomes and this is your opportunity to enter into the varied world of IOPC Casework, allowing you to develop your mindset and approaches to contribute to improving the police complaints system in England and Wales.

This is a demanding but interesting role covering much more than a conventional admin position. You must be able to work under pressure, with conflicting demands and expectations placed on you. The Administration Hub can be the first contact point for members of the public and other agencies in regard to Appeals/Reviews and Police Referrals, the information received into the Hub may be via telephone, e-mail or post.. The Administration Hub receives referrals about serious matters from Appropriate Authorities and Appeals or Reviews from members of the public who made a complaint and are dissatisfied with the Appropriate Authorities handling of their complaint. The Administration Hub assists the organisation in the preparation of these cases by collating and conducting a preliminary examination of the supporting information, a lot of which can be voluminous and complex, to ensure the case is ready for allocation to a relevant decision maker.

As the Administration Hub receives new work daily the work of the team you will join is fast paced and reactive.

As a member of the Casework team you will be expected to be office based at least 2 days a week - currently this is normally Tuesdays and Thursdays.

• Opening, sorting and scanning all incoming post.
• Creating all new cases on the IOPC case management system, including referrals relating to the most serious and sensitive matters from police forces and appeals/reviews submitted by members of the public following a relevant decision on their police complaint.
• Preparing case files for a decision maker. This includes obtaining all supporting documentation from police forces/members of the public in a timely manner, ensuring all key documents have been requested and received, then stored in an orderly manner on IOPC systems.
• Downloading and un-encrypting of case related digital media and background paperwork from cloud based applications, then uploading this to IOPC systems.
• Contact point for members of the public and police forces, in both verbal and written form, prior to allocation of Appeals & Reviews, advising on allocation times, appeal/review rights, how to submit appeals/reviews, how to submit further information and any other general query.
• Acting as single point of contact (SPOC) for certain complainants, dealing specifically with the setting up of their appeals/reviews ensuring they are provided with a consistent service.
• Triage of post items and emails.
• Search and retrieval of files / miscellaneous post etc and preparing closed Appeals and Reviews for filing and archiving.
• Create and manage file parts and media for the directorate.
• Updating Sharepoint with relevant documents and ensuring templates and passwords are kept up to date.
• Printing ‘Working from home’ (WFH) documents for Casework Managers.
• Any other general administrative work as requested by the Admin Managers

Essential

• Good secondary school level education, including English and Maths to GCSE grade C or equivalent
• IT literate including competency in Microsoft Office and electronic databases in particular having good Microsoft Excel skills in order to collate, store and present data
• Ability to work on own initiative with a flexible and proactive approach to work.
• Must have experience of working in a fast-paced and ever-changing environment including the ability to work to tight deadlines.
• Must have high integrity with an ability to act with discretion and to deal appropriately with confidential matters (this post requires Security Clearance
• Ability to deal appropriately with a wide range of people at all levels, both within and outside the IOPC
• Good oral and written communication skills
• The ability to deal with high profile, sensitive matters, which sometimes can be of an upsetting nature

Desirable

• Experience of working in a fast-paced and ever-changing environment including the ability to work to tight deadlines

Reasonable Adjustments

The IOPC is a diverse and inclusive workplace and we want to help you demonstrate your full potential whatever type of assessment is used. We are open to providing you with the tools you need to succeed, from extra time to formatting changes, to name a mere few. If you require any reasonable adjustments to our recruitment process, please email humanresources@policeconduct.gov.uk

• 27.5 days paid annual leave (increasing with service to 32.5 days)
• Options to carry over, buy or sell annual leave
• Civil Service pension
• PAM employee assistance programme
• Access to Civil Service Sports Council (CSSC) membership
• Staff networks focused on each of the protected characteristics – run for staff, by staff
• Learning and development tailored to your role
• An environment with flexible working options
• A culture encouraging inclusion and diversity behaviours

Job contact :

Name :
Humanresources@policeconduct.gov.uk
Email :
Humanresources@policeconduct.gov.uk

Recruitment team :

Email :
Humanresources@policeconduct.gov.uk