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Content Compliance Screener (OFCOM/ACMA) - TV/Film

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Calling all Broadcast Compliance Screeners with exposure to OFCOM regulations in the UK and (ideally!) ACMA regs in Australia.
Fully remote, flexible (20 hours per week) role screening content for a reality TV focused platform operating in the UK and Australian markets. The ideal candidate will be familiar with OFCOM reg's - ACMA qualifications are actually free to complete online so upskilling will be fairly easy to achieve. You will be supporting a small and friendly Compliance team remotely and this role offers a lot of flexibility in terms of working hours/days.
Duties will include:
- Working independently, screening various allocated programmes accurately assessing programmes and films.
- Applying correct age ratings and consumer advice labels, escalating for referral any programmes with issues requiring edits, or content that is likely to prompt viewer complaints.
- Returning by email detailed compliance forms with notes for each piece of content screened.
- Providing clear and detailed reasoning for referrals and suggesting a recommended solution.
- Checking workflow list on a regular basis and responding to all emails within 24 hours.
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Qualifications and experience
Either:
- (i) a Qualified Accredited Classifier (Australia) or;
- (ii) experienced in programme compliance in the UK (complying to Ofcom standards and BBFC age guidelines) and in the process of training to become a Qualified Accredited Classifier (Australia).


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- Minimum 3 years of screening experience with a broadcaster or streaming platform.
- Solid understanding of programme classification requirements in Australia and the UK.
- Clear communication.
- Comfortable using email, word and excel.
If you have relevant broadcast compliance screening experience and would like to explore this opportunity more please hit that apply now for immediate consideration!
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