Regional Counter Terrorism Security Advisor - Police Staff - Counter Terrorism Policing North East
Clinical Role Overview
Regional Counter Terrorism Security Advisor – Police Staff – Counter Terrorism Policing North East
Salary range: £40,383 to £42,612 per annum
Contract type - Full Time, Permanent
Scale - SO2
Information about the Role
In this role you will:
- Promote good practice in protective security at the customer level.
- Support the Head of CTPNE in Counter Terrorism matters in line with the Anti-Terrorism Crime and Security Act 2001, relevant legislation and respond to Nationally tasked initiatives from HM Government through the National Counter Terrorism Security Office.
- Deliver tactical and strategic advice to Local Authorities, promoting Protect and Prepare Activities to keep people safe.
A day in the life of a CTSA can vary, but one of our existing CTSAs describes it as follows: ‘Most days involve a visit to a site to meet with Security leads and relevant partner agencies. These may be regular visits to support ongoing activity, and we sometimes attend events to observe security in practice. I will then be required to produce reports documenting this work, and maintain accurate records of this. There is also a big emphasis on training and development, which may be achieved through formal courses, or through coming together with the team to share good practice and discuss challenges.
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Key Details
- Date Posted: 19 Oct 2026
- Location: aldershot
- Employment Type: Permanent
- Workplace: On-site
- Category: Other
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