4 Emergency Services / Military / Security jobs in Hereford

An opportunity has arisen in the Operational Logistics department, which is at the heart of all fleet, equipment, supplies and water (hydrant) distribution, maintenance and procurement for the Service. It will include supporting our front-line personnel as well as other departments across the Service. This role is to work 37 hours per week, across five days, Monday - Friday. As a Supplies Technician you will represent the department across all stations and sites as you deliver and distribute goods, items and equipment on the courier run. You will also be involved in sourcing, purchasing, stocking, picking, distributing and replacing a range of equipment and supplies. In addition, you will support the roll-out of big ticket projects which will involve preparing equipment, setting up and tracking items with our Redkite EMS asset tracking system. Your role will provide resilience as required to other departments, including contributing to the maintenance and servicing requirements of the Service's fleet and equipment provision. A full job description and person specification can be found in the attachments below.

The successful applicant will also be subject to a NPPV Level 2 Vetting Check, as there will be a requirement to access West Mercia Police premises. Possession of a current, valid driving licence is also required.

Every day we're helping to save lives and keep the community safe - and not only by fighting fires. Behind the scenes at Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service, there are lots of other roles that people don't see, helping to provide vital functions to keep us an efficient and effective Fire and Rescue Service., Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service is responsible for providing day-to-day fire and rescue services across the two counties of Herefordshire and Worcestershire. Our stations are staffed by a mix of 'wholetime' firefighters - operating on a full-time basis and providing an immediate response - and 'on-call' firefighters who work and live in their local communities and respond to emergency calls whenever they are needed. There are many interesting career opportunities with us, in Fire Control or one of our specialist support staff roles as well as being a firefighter.

• 21 days annual leave per year. In addition, you will be entitled to the normal Bank/Public Holidays
• 2 extra statutory days and 2 concessionary days
• Flexible working, including a flexi time scheme
• Access to a local government pension scheme
• Free car parking at the Operational Logistics site and across our 25 fire stations
• Access to the Blue Light Card - the UK's largest Emergency Services discount card