Supervisor
ministry of justicePortland (ME)
About the role
The Ministry of Justice in Portland, South West, is seeking staff for prison workshop roles focused on providing structured work experience for prisoners and maintaining high standards of safety and security. The role involves selecting prisoners for workshops, inducting and training them, scheduling work, supervising, and contributing to risk assessments and reports. Hybrid working arrangements are offered where business needs allow, with UK-based roles and standard Civil Service terms.
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