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HEO Security Assurance
| Dyddiad hysbysebu: | 02 Rhagfyr 2024 |
|---|---|
| Cyflog: | £36,530 bob blwyddyn, pro rata |
| Oriau: | Llawn Amser |
| Dyddiad cau: | 01 Ionawr 2025 |
| Lleoliad: | HA6 3HP |
| Gweithio o bell: | Ar y safle yn unig |
| Cwmni: | Ministry of Defence |
| Math o swydd: | Parhaol |
| Cyfeirnod swydd: | 380164 |
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The role of Security Assurance Team is to identify Physical and other security risks and highlight non-compliance and vulnerabilities to enable the effective management of risk.
Protective Security specialists employed on UK StratCom Assurance Teams provide direct support to commanders, through the completion of security surveys, inspections and the provision of specialist security advice in support of UK StratCom and broader Defence tasks, throughout the UK and Overseas Bases. Role level expectation is to deliver Physical Security assurance processes, including providing audit information to risk owners.
The UK Strategic Command HEO Security Assurance Team Operator will direct report to the SEO Team Leader delivering second line assurance activity across the UK StratCom estate in the UK and Overseas Bases. This will cover a wide geographical area and a diverse range of assurance activity spanning Def CNI, STRAP, Establishments within the Defence Estate, and leased premises in the public/ industrial domain.
This will result in accurate and timely reporting to identify areas of compliance/ non-compliance, areas of risk, and recommendation of appropriate/ proportionate/ cost effective mitigations.
The Permanent Duty Station is Northwood HQ but TACOS are such that role holders will predominately work from home addresses, but are not designated as home-working. The role requires a significant amount of UK and some overseas travel with remote stays away up to weeks in duration on some larger tasks. As such, a high level of flexibility will be required to support the outputs of the team. Travel and expenses will be in accordance with Defence and Northwood HQ policies.
Responsibilities will include:
Delivery of the Assurance functional output. As a suitably qualified and experienced practitioner, you will deliver of a range of security assurance activity supporting PSyA, Command/ Corporate STRAPSOs and Heads of Establishment at varying levels of complexity including:
CNI Surveys
STRAP Protective Security Surveys (SPSS)
STRAP Protective Security Inspections (SPSI)
SAP Assurance
Protective Security Assurance Visits (PSAV)
Bespoke Assurance Tasks as required
Deliver unambiguous, timely and accurate reports to the highest professional standard and within set time limits through the Team Leader. Products will reflect the findings of activity, areas of compliance/ non-compliance and risk.
Work with all relevant stakeholders to identify, develop and recommend proportionate and cost effective mitigation's to reduce risk. Deliver follow-up activity to support mitigation strategies and monitor/ upwardly report on progress.
Engage with the PSyA Assurance coordinator to programme efficient and focused activity in-line with Command priorities.
Manage personal travel, accommodation, and expense arrangements in line with the relevant travel and subsistence policies.
Champion continual improvement and proactively seek to develop lessons learned arising from activity, opportunities to improve and, report these to the appropriate CoC or policy teams.
Handle, store and dispose of classified documents/ IT equipment in accordance with MoD Policy. Ensure compliance with all WfH behaviours across all platforms provided.
Maintain currency with the relevant policies and procedures relevant to the role including:
JSP 440; The Defence Manual of Security
Cabinet Office STRAP Supplement
MOD STRAP Leaflets
JSP 892; Risk Management
JSP 503; The Defence Manual of Resilience
Continually develop your professional skills through collaborative working, sharing of best practice and peer review.
Be prepared to support Projects Team in the delivery of specialist security advice on UK StratCom programmes and wider Defence projects.
*Note – UK and some International travel will be required with stays remote from the parent unit of several days at a time.
(Remote working within this role is something that can be discussed at interview stages or with your future line manager if you are found successful.)
Protective Security specialists employed on UK StratCom Assurance Teams provide direct support to commanders, through the completion of security surveys, inspections and the provision of specialist security advice in support of UK StratCom and broader Defence tasks, throughout the UK and Overseas Bases. Role level expectation is to deliver Physical Security assurance processes, including providing audit information to risk owners.
The UK Strategic Command HEO Security Assurance Team Operator will direct report to the SEO Team Leader delivering second line assurance activity across the UK StratCom estate in the UK and Overseas Bases. This will cover a wide geographical area and a diverse range of assurance activity spanning Def CNI, STRAP, Establishments within the Defence Estate, and leased premises in the public/ industrial domain.
This will result in accurate and timely reporting to identify areas of compliance/ non-compliance, areas of risk, and recommendation of appropriate/ proportionate/ cost effective mitigations.
The Permanent Duty Station is Northwood HQ but TACOS are such that role holders will predominately work from home addresses, but are not designated as home-working. The role requires a significant amount of UK and some overseas travel with remote stays away up to weeks in duration on some larger tasks. As such, a high level of flexibility will be required to support the outputs of the team. Travel and expenses will be in accordance with Defence and Northwood HQ policies.
Responsibilities will include:
Delivery of the Assurance functional output. As a suitably qualified and experienced practitioner, you will deliver of a range of security assurance activity supporting PSyA, Command/ Corporate STRAPSOs and Heads of Establishment at varying levels of complexity including:
CNI Surveys
STRAP Protective Security Surveys (SPSS)
STRAP Protective Security Inspections (SPSI)
SAP Assurance
Protective Security Assurance Visits (PSAV)
Bespoke Assurance Tasks as required
Deliver unambiguous, timely and accurate reports to the highest professional standard and within set time limits through the Team Leader. Products will reflect the findings of activity, areas of compliance/ non-compliance and risk.
Work with all relevant stakeholders to identify, develop and recommend proportionate and cost effective mitigation's to reduce risk. Deliver follow-up activity to support mitigation strategies and monitor/ upwardly report on progress.
Engage with the PSyA Assurance coordinator to programme efficient and focused activity in-line with Command priorities.
Manage personal travel, accommodation, and expense arrangements in line with the relevant travel and subsistence policies.
Champion continual improvement and proactively seek to develop lessons learned arising from activity, opportunities to improve and, report these to the appropriate CoC or policy teams.
Handle, store and dispose of classified documents/ IT equipment in accordance with MoD Policy. Ensure compliance with all WfH behaviours across all platforms provided.
Maintain currency with the relevant policies and procedures relevant to the role including:
JSP 440; The Defence Manual of Security
Cabinet Office STRAP Supplement
MOD STRAP Leaflets
JSP 892; Risk Management
JSP 503; The Defence Manual of Resilience
Continually develop your professional skills through collaborative working, sharing of best practice and peer review.
Be prepared to support Projects Team in the delivery of specialist security advice on UK StratCom programmes and wider Defence projects.
*Note – UK and some International travel will be required with stays remote from the parent unit of several days at a time.
(Remote working within this role is something that can be discussed at interview stages or with your future line manager if you are found successful.)