Investigative Officer PIP2

Service Care Solutions are currently looking for experienced former Police Officers to work as Investigative Officers on Operation Bermuda. This is a PIP2 role, meaning applicants must be PIP2 accredited in order to be considered. This is a long-term contract, and is for either 30 or 24 hours per week. The role is paying £19.19p per hour (PAYE) Job purposeTo manage and participate in serious and complex investigations, carrying out evidence-gathering activity to ensure evidence is obtained, recorded, secured, and preserved appropriately. The postholder will conduct interviews and support wider investigations as directed by supervision. Duties/responsibilities: Provide an investigative response to incidents and received intelligence. Secure, preserve, and gather evidence to prove/disprove information and establish facts. Conduct criminal and/or misconduct interviews (victims, witnesses, and suspects) in line with relevant legislation and procedure. Take responsibility for managing caseload and progressing enquiries as officer-in-case where required. Compile investigation reports and complete case files to the required standard and timescales. Present evidence as required (e.g., to CPS and in court / hearings). Liaise with members of the public by phone, in person, and in writing; obtain complaint details and provide updates where appropriate. Use internal IT systems and policing databases to research, record, and maintain accurate investigation records. Provide advice, guidance, and support to colleagues regarding allegations, complaints, and investigations. Support victims and witnesses and assess support needs throughout the criminal justice process. Provide cover as required within the normal place of work and across the county. Experience: PIP2 accredited (essential). Experience conducting serious and complex investigations (proactive and reactive). Strong knowledge of the Criminal Justice System and relevant legislation/procedure (including PACE and disclosure/CPIA principles). Proven experience interviewing victims, significant witnesses, and suspects, and gathering evidential material. Experience producing high-quality case files and investigation reports. Confident using police IT systems/databases and maintaining accurate records. Ability to manage workload effectively and work with minimal supervision. Full UK manual driving licence and willingness to travel for operational requirements (where required). Willingness to undertake vetting appropriate to the role. If you are interested, or if you have any questions, please apply now.