Civic Recruitment Limited
Community Warden

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5 Months Contract with a local authority
Umbrella Rate: £18.65 per hour umbrella
Summary
We are seeking a Community Warden to carry out enforcement patrols and deter anti-social behaviour. You will encourage good behaviour and compliance with legislation to make the area cleaner, greener, and safer.
Responsibilities
- Undertake routine proactive and intelligence-led patrols on foot, cycle, and vehicle in all weathers across the borough.
- Issue Fixed Penalty Notices, Penalty Charge Notices, and Public Space Protection Orders.
- Deal with public breaches including littering, parking contraventions, fly-tipping, dog control, noise/smoke nuisance, and licensing investigations.
- Keep accurate, PACE-compliant notebook records and prepare reports/statements for legal action in Magistrate’s Court.
- Attend court to present evidence as a witness when required.
- Assist with the eviction process for illegal encampments.
- Report local environmental defects, including car park surface issues, and provide emergency responses to health & safety reports.
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Experience
- Ability to deal with conflicts and confrontational situations in a confident, professional manner.
- Experience in the investigation and processing of envirocrime (e.g., littering, fly-tipping) and anti-social behaviour.
- Experience working in local government or a similar environment.


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Qualifications
- Educated to GCSE level, grades C and above (or grade 4 and above) in Maths and English.
- Full UK Driving Licence.
Additional Information
- Working hours: 40 hours per week (shift rota covering 7 days a week, operating between 06:00 and 24:00).
- DBS requirement: DBS and police clearance required.
- Full UK Driving Licence required.
- This is an Onsite/Outdoor role based in Rugby.
- We work on a biweekly payment schedule.
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