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Licensing Officer

Merseyside Police
Posted 11 days ago, valid for 9 days
Location

Liverpool, Merseyside L96GB, England

Salary

£25,000 - £30,000 per annum

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Contract type

Full Time

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  • The position of Licencing Officer at Merseyside Police offers a salary range of £27,789 to £29,874.
  • This full-time role requires a commitment of 36.5 hours per week and is a permanent position.
  • Candidates should have significant experience in an administrative or enforcement role, along with knowledge of licensing laws and procedures.
  • The role involves effective administration and enforcement of licensing applications, requiring strong communication and interview skills.
  • Merseyside Police emphasizes continuous improvement and community engagement, making it a supportive employer focused on employee development.

Licencing OfficerPreventionRose Hill HQGrade D (£27,789 to £29,874)Full Time (36.5 hours)Permanent

Merseyside Police is a dynamic, challenging, rewarding place to work we take pride in everything we do.

The best-performing urban Force as graded by HMICFRS to date, our strategy is simply to put the communities of Merseyside first.

We have a strong focus on continuous improvement in the areas we’re passionate about: ending Violence Against Women & Girls; tackling Serious Organised Crime & County Lines; strengthening our approach to Diversity & Inclusion; building trust & confidence through Community Engagement.

We are a friendly employer with a passion for investing in our people and creating conditions for you to thrive and be your best self.

We are currently recruiting for a new staff member to join the transactions team at Merseyside Police.

Job Purpose

To ensure the effective and efficient administration and enforcement of all licensing applications within the force.

Knowledge & Experience

Educated to level 3 of the Qualifications & Credit Framework (QCF) equivalent and / or significant experience of working in an administrative / enforcement role.

A comprehensive knowledge of licensing laws and procedures to undertake enquiries and make recommendations/representations regarding applications.

High standard of interview skills to establish suitability of applicants.

Planning and organising skills to effectively manage the workload.

Effective communication skills, both oral and written to deal with enquiries from staff and officers and write reports.

Proficient in the use of force systems or a commitment to undertake training to complete administrative functions of the role.

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