3 of 3 Police Jobs in Bristol

with deep insight on how the customer is and wants to use our product so we can implement improvements. Ideally your background can be from a sector such as - Police Operations, Air Traffic Control, Military etc, but your passion will be to deliver exemplary expertise to our project and customer. Experience in IT Product Management or IT Technical Training for More ❯

with deep insight on how the customer is and wants to use our product so we can implement improvements. Ideally your background can be from a sector such as - Police Operations, Air Traffic Control, Military etc, but your passion will be to deliver exemplary expertise to our project and customer. Experience in IT Product Management or IT Technical Training for More ❯

support the delivery of the Emergency Services Network (ESN) onboarding contract. To be successful in this role, you must have worked within or in very close collaboration with the police, fire, ambulance, or other Emergency Services - ideally within the operational devices environment - whether specifically handheld or fixed vehicle. This insight is vital to ensure that technology and device solutions meet … aspects of the operational device (Handheld or fixed vehicle) for critical communications, including operational processes, staffing considerations, workflows, and device usage. Engage directly with frontline and control room staff-police constables, firefighters, paramedics, call handlers, dispatchers - to gather authentic operational requirements. Advise on how ESN integration and device deployment will impact day-to-day emergency operations, incident response, and communications. … through change management and readiness activities. Who You Are: Essential: First-hand experience working within an Emergency Services critical communications environment including devices and their interaction with control rooms (police, fire, ambulance) or in direct partnership with such teams in an operational capacity. Strong understanding of the realities of emergency response, including operational workflows, user priorities, and the pressures of More ❯