Casino Surveillance Officer - Aspers Casino, Westfield, London

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A trained Super Recogniser is advertising for 2 x Surveillance Officers. Based in London but viewing CCTV of casinos across the UK. Knowledge of the gaming industry and CCTV is very desirable. The role is to reduce risk and ensure safety.

For more information email: stratford.recruitment@aspers.co.uk

Police CCTV investigator

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Red Snapper Managed Services (RSMS) is delivering a dedicated CCTV Investigations team to support Major Crime across Hampshire. This is a ground-breaking project and the first of its kind; we are searching for amazing people to join our team.

Project Overview: 

The team will support with CCTV recovery and viewing, from both commercial and residential properties, on behalf of the major crime department.

The dedicated team will consist of a CCTV Supervisor and 6 CCTV Investigators.

Start Date: 14th June (pending vetting)

Project Length: 12-month proof of concept project. We will be conducting a cost benefit analysis (CBA) throughout the project term showing the benefits of the high-quality service we have provided the force, and we are very hopeful this will turn into a long-term deployment.

Training: W/C 5th June (4 Days training London and at home e-learning)

Everyone will undergo a new BTEC accredited specialist training programme prior to deployment, and will receive their BTEC certificate at the end of the project.

This training will include how to conduct CCTV hardware swap-outs and how to use specialist CCTV investigative equipment.  

Investigator (6 positions available) 

The Role:

Act as a Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for the seizure of CCTV product on all major investigation team operations.Plan covert/overt CCTV recovery for pre and post incident activity in line with Senior Investigating Officers (SIO) guidelines.Recover CCTV product in an organised, economical and methodical way whilst maintaining integrity and providing an audit trail for disclosure purposes.To view CCTV as required by the investigation team, either dynamically at the scene or in the Police office.Be responsible for the submission of CCTV product with the relevant information to Hampshire Police

Pay Rate: £29,100

James Jeram 

Managed Services Consultant

james.jeram@rsg.ltd

T: 02031193358

M: 07502229776

Police CCTV Investigation Supervisor

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Red Snapper Managed Services (RSMS) is delivering a dedicated CCTV Investigations team to support Major Crime across Hampshire. This is a ground-breaking project and the first of its kind; we are searching for amazing people to join our team.

Project Overview: 

The team will support with CCTV recovery and viewing, from both commercial and residential properties, on behalf of the major crime department.

The dedicated team will consist of a CCTV Supervisor and 6 CCTV Investigators.

Start Date: 14th June (pending vetting)

Project Length: 12-month proof of concept project. We will be conducting a cost benefit analysis (CBA) throughout the project term showing the benefits of the high-quality service we have provided the force, and we are very hopeful this will turn into a long-term deployment.

Training: W/C 5th June (4 Days training London and at home e-learning)

Everyone will undergo a new BTEC accredited specialist training programme prior to deployment, and will receive their BTEC certificate at the end of the project.

This training will include how to conduct CCTV hardware swap-outs and how to use specialist CCTV investigative equipment.  

Supervisor

The Role:

Advise on the implementation of a CCTV recovery strategyOrganise and brief RSG Staff in CCTV retrievalManage and deploy RSG staff to Major Incident LocationsLiaise with RSG management to develop staff/ compile data and problem solve.Manage staff on a daily basis over three different sites.To develop a close working relationship with the management of Hampshire major investigations.To develop a default recovery process for MIT to be implanted as best practice on all CCTV enquiries.To manage the viewing of CCTV either dynamically at the scene or at a police building.

Pay Rate: £33,500

James Jeram 

Managed Services Consultant

james.jeram@rsg.ltd

T: 02031193358

M: 07502229776

Research - Interesting Cases

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The Association, together with SRI Ltd, are working with an international television company to produce a documentary series on Super Recognisers. They are looking for interesting image based stories. So, for example, there are images on the internet of Elvis apparently alive and well, Hitler in Argentina after WW2, the men who escaped from Alcatraz years after the event and other strange (unsolved) cases. In UK there are the missing people cases, including Madeleine McCann, Lee Boxell, Andrew Gosden and others, where images could assist to find out their fate.

Can you find interesting cases involving CCTV or other images? Your research could make you money. If you have ideas, contact Mike via mike.neville@superrecognisersinternational.com to discuss. If your research can assist the TV station, then you will be paid.

Image Verification - home working

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SRI has entered into a partnership with a facial recognition company to provide human verification of identifications produced by facial recognition software. The company is currently placing systems in venues. More details will be published once large venues re-open with the reduction in Covid 19 restrictions.

Super Recognisers & Police Force Conferences

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Mike Neville has been asked to speak to two influential police committees regarding Super Recognisers. This month he is speaking to the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) CCTV Group. This is currently led by South Wales Police, but has representatives from police forces from all over England & Wales and the British Transport Police, which covers the UK.

Next month, he is delivering a presentation to the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), a worldwide body, with lots of US law enforcement agencies as members.

This will spread the word regarding our specialism. and create opportunities for employment.

Announcement re Jobs

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Please note that at present any SRI jobs offered to those who hold a licence, having completed an recogniser course. This ensures that all concerned are aware of legal and data protection requirements. We also await the opening up of sports stadiums, concert venues and other large events, which have been closed due to Covid 19.

CCTV Evidence Officer

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A CCTV Evidence Officer is required for a Permanent Contract role paying £26,822.37 per annum (inclusive of a 15% Shift Allowance and London Allowance of £2,634.25) with British Transport Police (BTP) based at our state of the art facility at Ebury Bridge, London. 

As a CCTV Evidence Officer with BTP you will be working closely with our police officers to ensure that crucial CCTV evidence is secured from locations across the rail network in order to support investigations.

 Key activities

  • Downloading footage from different CCTV systems, either remotely from our state-of-the-art CCTV facility or on-site

  • Assisting in investigations by conducting preliminary CCTV viewing

  • Preparing CCTV evidence packages for investigations

  • Writing statements

PS/531/BCH- A3 - Forensic Imaging Technician @ Hertfordshire Police

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Working within Joint Protective Services (Scientific Services Unit), this is an exciting and challenging opportunity to provide an accessible and resilient CCTV and VIPER service supporting local investigations for Bedfordshire Police and Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Constabularies.

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PS/532/BCH - A3 - Forensic Imaging Technician @ Bedfordshire Police

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Working within Joint Protective Services (Scientific Services Unit), this is an exciting and challenging opportunity to provide an accessible and resilient CCTV and VIPER service supporting local investigations for Bedfordshire Police and Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Constabularies.

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Image Recognition Unit Review Coordinator @ Essex Police

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Digital Forensics is a fast-moving and exciting area of business. The Kent and Essex Digital Forensics Unit, within the Serious Crime Directorate, has a reputation for innovation and excellence, leading the way in developing cutting edge forensic techniques for modern policing in the digital age.

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