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Could you form part of the new inspectorate?

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We thought that you may be interested to read the recent job advertisement published by HMICFRS asking for secondees to form part of the inspection team for the Fire & Rescue Service.

There will be a range of opportunities for candidates who can bring a variety of experience and skills to the organisation, working at the forefront of change in the public sector to develop a new programme of inspections and report to the public on each fire & rescue services’ effectiveness, efficiency and leadership.

Our view is that the new inspection team needs to include experienced On-Call employees (past or present) who understand how the system works to better scrutinise the effectiveness of the service and how best it can improve. Current middle managers are unlikely to have this knowledge/experience, which is why we hope applications will be received from within our membership. 

If you would like more information on the vacancies available, please contact: hmicrecruitment@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk


Job Advert:

Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary’s (HMIC) remit has been extended to include the inspection of fire & rescue services in England, forming HMICFRS.

This is an exciting time to join us as we develop a new programme of inspections and report to the public on each fire & rescue service’s effectiveness, efficiency and leadership.

Are you:

  • passionate about improving public services?
  • keen to take on the challenge of being a part of something new and help to shape improvements in England’s fire and rescue services?
  • want to make a real difference to the quality of local fire and rescue services?
  • committed to continuous improvement?
  • professional and customer focused?

If so, we have a range of opportunities available and we are looking for candidates who can bring a variety of experience and skills to the organisation, working at the forefront of change in the public sector.

The first of our vacancies are now live and further details can be found here:

Please note the closing date for these vacancies is 30 August 2017. Further vacancies will be available shortly and interested candidates are encouraged to set up job alerts via the cs jobs website.

Our roles present excellent career development opportunities for existing fire and rescue service staff, as well as opening the door for those with experience in relevant fields, who are interested in a career in the civil service.

If you are talented, driven and, above all, passionate about helping to promote improvements in fire & rescue services, we want to hear from you.