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CounterTerraRisk SolutionsSenior Protective Security Consultant
Apr. 2024United Kingdom• Provided specialist protective security advice to businesses and events in the UK.
• Mitigated terrorism threats through strategic risk management.
• Collaborated with clients to implement tailored security solutions.
Cambridgeshire ConstabularyPolice Inspector - Operational Support
Oct. 2023Force wideDelivering impactful and comprehensive support across diverse operational functions throughout the force. Key Responsibilities:
- Leadership and management of the Rural Crime Action Team (RCAT).
- Tactical oversight as the lead for the Counter-terrorism - Prevent Strand.
- Effective management of vehicle and fleet operations.
- Coordination of operational learning initiatives.
- Ensuring excellence in taser management, including procurement, training, quality assurance, and compliance.
- Coordination and delivery of JESIP training for front line staff and commanders
- Oversight of stop and search procedures and meticulous scrutiny and reporting of use of force incidents.
- Responsibility for Operation Bridger, ensuring the safety and security of Cambridgeshire Members of Parliament (MP’s).
Cambridgeshire ConstabularyPolice Inspector
Sep. 2023 - Oct. 2023CambridgeResponsible for the Spree Offender Team whose aim is to bring swift justice to those high harm offenders. The unit specialised in locating, arresting prolific offenders with a view to ensuring they are placed before the next available Court to protect local Communities. Supporting South Area Command across Response, Neighbourhood and Investigations. Short term local crime intervention to strategic project work affecting functional business across the Force. Demand and resource analysis to ensure the public receive the best possible service. The management of overtime budget for all staff based within the Southern Area. Future proofing support services across the Force. Delivering the monitored recommendations relating to the Manchester Arena Inquiry. Designing, testing and exercising the Force’s capability to major incidents.
Cambridgeshire ConstabularyPolice Inspector
Nov. 2022Supporting South Area Command across Response, Neighbourhood and Investigations. Short term local crime intervention to strategic project work affecting functional business across the Force. Demand and resource analysis to ensure the public receive the best possible service. The management of overtime budget for all staff based within the Southern Area. Future proofing support services across the Force. Delivering the monitored recommendations relating to the Manchester Arena Inquiry. Designing, testing and exercising the Force’s capability to major incidents.
Cambridgeshire ConstabularyPolice Inspector
Jun. 2022 - Oct. 2023Cambridgeshire, England, United KingdomForce Duty Manager (Response) - managing a team of Sergeants and Constable across three stations within the South Area of the Force.
Cambridgeshire ConstabularyA/Inspector
Jul. 2021 - Jun. 2022South AreaForce Duty Manager (Response) - managing a team of Sergeants and Constable across three stations within the South Area of the Force.
Cambridgeshire ConstabularyDetective Sergeant - Lead Investigator for complex fatal collisions
Jul. 2018 - Jul. 2021Police HeadquartersSupervisor for the tri-force Forensic Collision Investigation Unit.
Based at Stevenage Police Station, I manage a team of Forensic Collision Investigators, Investigating Officers and Vehicle Examiners.
Cambridgeshire ConstabularyForensic Collision Investigator/ SPOC for Police Pursuits / RP SIO
Jan. 2013 - Jul. 2021Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and HertfordshireTo provide an expert service to Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Constabularies in the investigation and reconstruction of fatal and serious road traffic collisions. To achieve this expert service through a detailed scene examination, collision reconstruction and providing a first class report based on the interpretation of evidence. To collate evidence by way of victim, witness and suspect interviewing. To prepare, and submit reports to HM Coroner and HM Courts. To liaise with partner agencies to reduce the number of people killed or serious injured through intelligence led enforcement initiatives. To review each Police Pursuit within the Force area to ensure strict compliance with Force Policy and Approved Professional Practice (APP). To identify good practice and remedy poor performance by liaising with the Driving School. To record and submit data to the Home Office/College of Policing documenting each Pursuit. To write detailed reports outling any safety critical incidents which need to be reviewed at the National Working Group. The role of the RP SIO is crucial to the efficient investigation of a fatal collision. The RP SIO acts as the lead investigator for all fatal collisions. Given that the circumstances of a fatal collision investigation will vary on a case-by-case basis, this role is not department or rank- specific.
Cambridgeshire ConstabularyNeighbourhood Policing Constable
Sep. 2012 - Jan. 2013Cambridge, United KingdomNorth Cambridge Local Policing Command; Arbury, Kings Hedges, East Chesterton, West Chesterton
Cambridgeshire ConstabularyReactive Policing Constable
May. 2010 - Sep. 2012Cambridge, United Kingdom; Cambourne, United KingdomTo work in partnership with the communities they serve to maintain law and order, protect members of the public and their property, prevent crime, reduce the fear of crime and improve the quality of life for all citizens. •working in partnership with communities, liaising with community groups and individuals;
•providing a visible presence to deter crime and reassure the community;
•conducting patrol duties on foot, by car and bicycle;
•developing community knowledge to identify individuals and locations at risk of being involved in crime;
•responding to calls and requests from the public to assist at incidents;
•keeping the peace at public meetings, social events, processions, trade disputes or strikes;
•diffusing potentially volatile situations with due regard for the safety of all involved;
•acting with sensitivity when dealing with situations such as delivering news of a sudden death to a family or when dealing with sexual crimes;
•conducting initial investigations, gathering evidence, taking statements and complying with relevant legal requirements;
•interviewing suspects, victims and witnesses in accordance with relevant legislation;
•conducting arrests with due regard for the human rights, security and health and safety of detained individuals, members of the public, colleagues and self;
•preparing crime reports and presenting case files to senior officers and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS);
•attending and giving evidence in court and at other hearings;
•submitting criminal intelligence reports;
•investigating volume crime;
•gathering, recording and analysing intelligence to achieve community safety and crime reduction objectives and providing crime prevention advice;
•taking direction on specific duties from senior colleagues;
•attending road-related incidents including collision scenes;
•enforcing road traffic legislation;
•dealing with lost or found property.
Cambridgeshire ConstabularyPolice Constable
Dec. 2009 - May. 2010Training School
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue ServiceYouth Engagement Officer
Sep. 2007 - Dec. 2009Management and development of Fire Setters Intervention Scheme.
Ensuring the development, coordination and delivery of a range of engagement programmes aimed at developing key life skills with young people
Establish and maintain links with partner agencies to ensure that the requirements of individual programmes are met.
Programme and monitor work activities of the Brigades Community Safety Officers and ensure an appropriate development programme is in place.
Ensure the efficient completion of administration within appropriate timescales.
Coordinate the use of Brigade resources to ensure programme requirements are met.
Carry out on-going evaluation of programmes to ensure Brigade aims and objectives are being met.
To monitor own work and identify best practice opportunities to improve both service provision and personal development.
Maintain relevant skills and knowledge aligned to key responsibilities and National Occupational Standards to determine continued maintenance of competence in role
Support and promote equality and diversity, respect and dignity for all staff and members of our local communities in line with Brigade policy.
To carry out all duties with due regard to:
•Child and Youth Protection
•Data Protection and Confidentiality
•Safeguarding legislation
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue ServicePart-Time Fire Fighter
Feb. 2007 - Dec. 2009Linton, Cambridgeshire, United KingdomTo act as an integral part of both an emergency response and community safety teams by working with and within the community to prevent emergencies occurring, minimise their impact when they do and intervene effectively when required, to the benefit of that community and within a safe working environment.
Emergency Incidents
Form an integral part of a disciplined team that attends a wide variety of emergency incidents, sometimes in arduous or hazardous environments, in order to mitigate loss of life and damage to property. Operational Competency
Continuously develop practical skills and appropriate theoretical knowledge by actively participating in weekly drills and in specialist formal training, maintaining and enhancing competency standards to ensure safety and effectiveness on the fireground. Availability
Be available and able to attend the designated fire station, within contracted cover period, on an ongoing basis to ensure a prompt response to emergency incidents. Fitness
Maintain an appropriate standard of physical fitness to enable efficient and safe operation on the fireground. Operational Readiness
Ensure that operational appliances and firefighting equipment are always ready for use in emergency situations to allow a rapid and safe response. Community Education
Advise and educate the community on all aspects of fire safety, in the home, workplace or school, to increase awareness and reduce the number of casualties and damage to property caused by fire. Local Risks
Maintain and develop familiarity with potential risks within the designated fire station ground to facilitate effective performance on emergency incidents. Health and Safety
Be conversant with Service Orders that have Health and Safety implications. Take reasonable care of yourself and others affected by your work activities, use equipment correctly and apply safe working practices effectively, to remove or minimise risk of accident or injury and to meet statutory publications.
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