Derbyshire Constabulary

Thinking about your next career move? Then here’s a date for your diary We’re holding a careers day on 5 April, from 9:30am – 1:45pm. And it’s not just for people interested in becoming police officers (although we would love to see you too!). We are a big employer and whatever it is you want to do, there’s a good chance you can do it in policing. So whether you want to be making a difference on the frontline or behind the scenes, come and find out what’s on offer. To help us with numbers you need to register to attend, so book your slot here (scroll down to ‘careers day’): https://lnkd.in/e9sk2d7N

Thinking about your next career move? Then here’s a date for your diary We’re holding a careers day on 5 April, from 9:30am – 1:45pm. And it’s not just for people interested in becoming police officers (although we would love to see you too!). We are a big employer and whatever it is you want to do, there’s a good chance you can do it in policing. So whether you want to be making a difference on the frontline or behind the scenes, come and find out what’s on offer. To help us with numbers you need to register to attend, so book your slot here (scroll down to ‘careers day’): https://lnkd.in/e9sk2d7N

Speeding… it’s a hot topic that regularly comes up in our comments section. You might believe a little bit of speeding is okay and shouldn’t be targeted by the police, or you might think that it is the most serious of crimes... but what’s the truth? The fact is, speeding kills. In 2022, 303 people died on UK roads because drivers were travelling above the speed limit. All those people have family, friends and loved ones left behind due to drivers choosing to go above the limit. One of the many ways we look to tackle speeding is through Community Speedwatch groups, which involve proactive volunteers holding speed check sites in problem areas of their community. Our Community Speedwatch volunteers give up a huge amount of their time, often on top of their day jobs, to protect their area from speeding motorists. They give a lot to us, so this year we wanted to ensure they knew just how valued their work is. On Saturday 1 March we held our third Community Speedwatch conference, which was attended by 80 volunteers from our local CSW groups, alongside police staff and officers who support them in tackling speeding. The morning featured an important guest speaker, Dr Steph Alger, who talked through her personal experience of speeding, and the emotional loss of her son Etienne. Steph highlighted the importance of speeding initiatives such as Community Speed Watch, and the real-life impact they can have to the lives of people within Derbyshire. The attendees were then split into groups to engage in workshops showing the speed monitoring equipment available, and how best to use it. We also took the time to thank our volunteers, as their support and commitment to preventing speeding is fundamental in continuing our work to save lives on Derbyshire roads. We know policing isn’t just about tickets, it’s also about education and community involvement, and Community Speedwatch encompasses the two. Our officers will step in and ticket drivers when necessary, but we want more than that. We want to really educate drivers on why speeding does matter, and why it is something we’ll continue to target to keep Derbyshire safe.

Looking for a career where you can really make a difference? Look no further. Whether you want to be on the front line, out in the community, or part of an all-important team of staff supporting day-to-day work, we have opportunities to suit you, including: 🧑⚕️ Senior Occupational Health and Wellbeing Advisor 💻 Associate Installation Technician 📚 Occupational Health and Wellbeing Administrator 📞 Contact Management Operator 👮 Special Constable 👩💼 Police Staff apprentice 🤝 Ceadet Leader Visit our careers site to find full details and apply: https://lnkd.in/dgYAcrv

Thinking about your next career move? Then here’s a date for your diary We’re holding a careers day on 5 April, from 9:30am – 1:45pm. And it’s not just for people interested in becoming police officers (although we would love to see you too!). We are a big employer and whatever it is you want to do, there’s a good chance you can do it in policing. So whether you want to be making a difference on the frontline or behind the scenes, come and find out what’s on offer. To help us with numbers you need to register to attend, so book your slot here (scroll down to ‘careers day’): https://lnkd.in/e9sk2d7N

Thinking about your next career move? Then here’s a date for your diary We’re holding a careers day on 5 April, from 9:30am – 1:45pm. And it’s not just for people interested in becoming police officers (although we would love to see you too!). We are a big employer and whatever it is you want to do, there’s a good chance you can do it in policing. So whether you want to be making a difference on the frontline or behind the scenes, come and find out what’s on offer. To help us with numbers you need to register to attend, so book your slot here (scroll down to ‘careers day’): https://lnkd.in/e9sk2d7N

Wondering where the year has gone? If you’ve promised to make 2025 the year you finally find a career where you can make a difference, look no further. We're currently recruiting for: 💻 Firearms and Explosives Enquiry Officer 🔎 Director of EMSOU Forensic Services 👮 Police Constable 👮 Police Detective Constable 📉 Counter Terrorism Security Advisor Manager 💼 Neighbourhood Acquisitive Crime Support Volunteer 📊 Intelligence Development Officer 👮♂️ Volunteer Special Constable 📚 Apprentice - Police Staff 🧑🏫 Volunteer Cadet Leader Find out more about our vacancies on our careers website, or come and visit us at our careers day and ask us in person on the Saturday 5 April. Register for our careers day here: https://lnkd.in/eZ4YxBMp

Looking for something different to do with your spare time? We caught up with Special Constable Williams, who is new to his volunteer role and has spent the last few months getting stuck into a range of shifts - especially the football. Our special constables are dedicated individuals who, after a hard day at work, still have the enthusiasm and passion it takes to devote some of their free time to help others. If policing the football takes your fancy, then like SC Williams, you can request to work on matchdays. If it’s policing our streets at night and keeping those enjoying the city's nightlife safe that you would enjoy, then working a Friday evening has your name on it. Peaked your interest? You can learn more about the role on our website, https://lnkd.in/ena84x7Y

Thinking about your next career move? Then here’s a date for your diary We’re holding a careers day on 5 April, from 9:30am – 1:45pm. And it’s not just for people interested in becoming police officers (although we would love to see you too!). We are a big employer and whatever it is you want to do, there’s a good chance you can do it in policing. So whether you want to be making a difference on the frontline or behind the scenes, come and find out what’s on offer. To help us with numbers you need to register to attend, so book your slot here (scroll down to ‘careers day’): https://lnkd.in/e9sk2d7N