Serco Plc
Field Officer - Electronic Monitoring

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Field Officer (Electronic Monitoring) – Taunton
Location & Working Hours
- Location: Taunton (requirement—live in TA1, TA2, or TA6 postcode areas)
- Hours: Night shifts: 5pm–1am (37.5hrs per week)
- A flexible rolling rota includes weekends and bank holidays. Shifts may occasionally start earlier or finish later, but rosters are provided approx. 10 weeks in advance.
About the Role
You’ll be a Caring, Compassionate, and Resilient Field Officer, using your strengths to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives during challenging times.
Daily Responsibilities:
- Travel to individuals’ homes to install electronic tagging equipment (either independently or with a Monitoring Support Officer)
- Build trust and rapport, reassuring clients of their safety and that of the public
- Reduce pressure on the prison system by supporting offenders’ reintegration into the community
This role offers varied experiences—each day and each client is unique, ensuring no two assignments are the same.
Requirements & Qualifications
Mandatory:
- Current valid UK driving licence
- Good physical fitness (essential for home visits)
- Strong written and verbal communication skills to establish request with clients
- Commitment to continuous learning (initial 2-week training, alongside mentorship)
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Clearance & Policies:
- BPSS (Basic Arymathbb Security Screening) and Standard DBS clearance (includes identity verification, employment history checks, and widespread DBS checks)
- Occupational Health Questionnaire for wellbeing and duty performance
Contractual Commitments:
- This role has genuine occupational requirements (GORs) as per the Equality Act 2010. Applications from female candidates are particularly welcome.
Note: Some applications may be placed on hold briefly during GORs review.
###Salary & Benefits
- Base salary: £27,202 per annum
- Company car (with personal use)
- Pension plan (employer matches up to 6%)
- 25 days annual leave + bank holidays
- Continuous training & development opportunities
- Employee Assistance Programme (EAP), MIND support, Simply Health care, and dental plans
- Discount schemes (Merlin Attractions, mobile phones, cinema, leisure, retail & hospitality)
- Supportive team culture with focus on diversity & inclusion


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About Serco
Serco delivers essential public services worldwide (defence, transport, justice, healthcare). As a 50,000-strong team, we’re innovators focused on improving public services.
Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion:
- Access to Global Employee Networks, including:
- SercoInspire (Gender)
- SercoEmbrace (Multicultural)
- SercoUnlimited (Disability)
- In@Serco (LGBT+)
- Disabled applicants: Given opportunity to demonstrate ability in interview.
- Flexible working options (hybrid structures available).
Serco is a Disability Confident Leader and holds the Gold Inclusive Employer Standard.
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