Main Purpose of Job
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⚖️ Enforce litter and waste legislation, including The Litter (NI) Order 1994 and The Police and Criminal Evidence (NI) Order 1989.
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Support educational and awareness programmes on littering and environmental quality.
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⏳ Complete duties to specified time and quality targets.
Key Duties
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Patrol public areas, detect offences, issue fixed penalty notices, investigate complaints, prepare evidence, and attend court when required.
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Liaise with PSNI, Environmental Health Officers, and other bodies on street cleanliness issues.
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Identify litter hotspots, graffiti, and fly-posting, reporting to Enforcement Officer.
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Monitor commercial waste presentation and provide compliance advice to businesses.
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Promote anti-litter campaigns and assist in public education.
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Maintain accurate records and produce reports.
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Use equipment such as cameras, communication systems, and IT systems.
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Assist in training new staff and participate in recruitment interviews.
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Follow health and safety procedures, including wearing PPE in all weather conditions.
✅ Essential Criteria
Qualifications:
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5 GCSEs (A–C) including English, or equivalent.
Experience (minimum 1 year in each area):
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Public interaction in an enforcement/legislative role (e.g., litter enforcement, dog control, alcohol enforcement).
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Administrative work, including written reports and record keeping.
⭐ Skills & Attributes:
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✍️ Strong written communication.
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Excellent verbal communication, including handling confrontational situations professionally.
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Planning and prioritisation skills.
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Commitment to customer care.
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Awareness of health and safety.
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Teamwork and partnership working.
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Decision-making and supervisory ability.
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Knowledge of litter and waste legislation and enforcement policy.
Shortlisting:
Applicants may be shortlisted only if they have at least two years’ relevant experience in both essential experience areas.
Prime Recruitment Services is an Equal Opportunities Employer and Northern Ireland’s first recruitment agency accredited by the Living Wage Foundation.