Essex Police and Kent Police
Compliance and Administration Officer (Headquarters, Maidstone)

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Location of Role: Maidstone Advert Closing Date: 04/08/2026 Starting Salary: £27,492.00 (pro-rata for part-time vacancies) Part/Full Time: Part Time Contract Type: Permanent Working Pattern: Other (see advert text) Weekend/Evening Working: No
An exciting opportunity has become available for a driven and dedicated administrator with a strong eye for detail and proven experience in commercial property compliance and/or commercial property support. We are looking for an experienced Administrative Officer to join our Estate & Facilities Services team, to play a vital role in ensuring our estate remains fully compliant with legislative, regulatory and policy requirements, and receives high-quality administrative support.
The main duties will include:
- Supporting the Compliance & Governance Manager with key oversight and data management of the Force’s statutory compliance within Estate & Facilities Services. Including recording, tracking and reporting progress and performance against targets.
- Contractor Management of site access across the county, managing shared email accounts to ensure our Contractors, Staff and visitors remain safe and accountable whilst on force premises.
- Reviewing and updating policies and SOPs/processes to ensure documentation remains accurate, current and aligned to operational need.
- Monitoring, maintaining and updating the departmental risk register, escalating significant risks where required.
- Managing departmental databases and document libraries, ensuring accuracy, consistency and clear audit trails.
- Effective communication, including updating intranet pages, managing enquiries and ensuring colleagues across the Force remain informed of developments that may affect their areas.
- Providing proactive, high quality administrative support to the estates team.
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The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate:
- Competence and strong confidence in using Microsoft Office applications. Additional business analytical software is a plus.
- Tenacity, ownership, proactivity and problem solving skills, in delivering high quality administrative support.
- Strong analytical and organisational skills and attention to detail, including data reporting and planning.
- Understanding of the general principles of compliance in an Estate setting.
- Ability to work and communicate collaboratively across teams and functions.
- Awareness of the basic principles of Health & Safety.
This role requires regular office attendance of at least once a week and covers Wednesday, Thursday and Friday working days. This role may require travel to/working from other locations within the County on occasion.
If you have any queries, please contact Emma Lewis via email: emma.lewis@kent.police.uk
Kent Police offer incremental increases within this salary band, therefore the salary for this position will rise to a maximum of £31,731.00.
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