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IGS are looking for a number of CHIS handlers to support an ongoing and developing project in London.
Working pattern: Monday to Friday, 09:00–16:00 or 09:00–17:00
Day rate: £250 per day PAYE
Working arrangements: On site in London 3–4 days per week, with potential to work from home one day per week where circumstances allow.
Role overview
We are seeking a qualified CHIS Handler to support an authority in developing intelligence through handler-led activity. This is a low-volume, low-risk role focused primarily on white-collar crime, working as part of a blended team of CHIS Handlers across London.
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Key responsibilities
- Meet with informants across London and, where required, the surrounding home counties.
- Work collaboratively within a team of CHIS Handlers across London.
- Support the development of intelligence in line with operational requirements.
- Maintain accurate records and apply appropriate professional standards when handling sensitive information.
- Operate in accordance with RIPA and relevant codes of practice.
Essential requirements
- Qualified CHIS Handler to UK National Standards.
- CHIS credentials used within the last 12 months.
- Expert understanding of RIPA and relevant codes of practice.
- Current SC clearance. (we can help with this if required).
- Must have come from UK Law Enforcement.
- Ability to work on site in London for 3–4 days per week.


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Desirable experience
Understanding of financial crime would be beneficial but is not essential.
What is provided
- Laptop, ID pass and secure phone provided.
- Travel required for job purposes will be paid. Travel to and from the office is not covered.
Please contact Tony Robins for more information; tony.robins@weareinvestigo.com
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