Office of Police and Crime Commissioner

Roles supporting police governance are institutionally separate from the Chief Constable’s operational command.

About the work

Where an eligible post is advertised through this service, the vacancy identifies the employing body, responsibilities and appointment arrangements.

Institutional position

The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner supports the elected policing-governance function and is separate from the Chief Constable’s operational direction and control.

Types of work

Posts can support governance, scrutiny, commissioning, finance, estates, public engagement and other functions assigned to the office.

Recruitment

Where a post is advertised through this careers service, the vacancy identifies the employer, duties, criteria and selection arrangements.

Operational policing

OPCC employment does not place the post-holder in the Chief Constable’s operational chain of command unless a separate lawful role expressly provides otherwise.

Current opportunities

Only opportunities shown on Vacancies are open for application. An information page does not mean recruitment is open.