Prisoner Escort & Custody Driver

As a Prisoner Escort & Custody Driver, the work centres on conduct risk assessments, check the vehicle for necessary equipment, and use appropriate vehicles for transport. It would suit someone who can bring dependable and self-motivated working style to the role.

How the role is set up

You'll receive comprehensive training during a 5 1/2-week course and ongoing support from experienced colleagues. We are operational /6, and you’ll be expected to cover various early and late shifts, with a minimum of hours per week.

Where someone would start

Conduct risk assessments, check the vehicle for necessary equipment, and use appropriate vehicles for transport. Arrive at the vehicle depot, attend briefings, and receive route details and detainee information. Engage with young detainees during transport, providing reassurance and support, while maintaining professional distance with adult detainees.

What helps someone build confidence

Dependable and self-motivated working style.

What is expected

• Hold a current driver's licence (B/B1).
• All roles are exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 4, and all offers of employment are subject to Ministry of Justice Enhanced Level 2 checks with Enhanced DBS (Adult &.
• A genuine interest in working with children and young people.

Job details

• Additional earnings through a £ per year driving allowance (subject to terms).
• Additional £ allowance per year for dual badge graduation.
• A potential first-year income up to £, with overtime (based on an average of 8 hrs overtime pw & driving allowance).
• Pension (matched up to 6%), life insurance, days annual leave (rising to after 7 years) plus Bank Holidays.

Requirements mentioned

• DBS check