Salary for prison officer

Average salary

2000 £

Basic salary 1500 £
Maximum Wage 2400 £
1500 £
Lowest
1950 £
Average
2400 £
Highest

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The average salary for the prison officer position is 2000 £

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Companies with the highest earnings in position Prison officer
SODEXO
Based on 5 job offers
 2355 £
SODEXO
Based on 3 job offers
 2355 £
2229 £
2083 £
BARDWOOD SUPPORT SERVICES
Based on 4 job offers
 2080 £
1800 £
G4S
Based on 6 job offers
 1720 £
G4S
Based on 7 job offers
 1708 £
ACADEMICS
1 review
Based on 8 job offers
 1503 £

Salary in companies

SODEXO 2355 £
1500 £ 2400 £
SODEXO 2355 £
1500 £ 2400 £
RED SNAPPER GROUP 2229 £
1500 £ 2400 £
THE MINISTRY OF TEA 2083 £
1500 £ 2400 £
BARDWOOD SUPPORT SERVICES 2080 £
1500 £ 2400 £
ASPIRE PEOPLE 1800 £
1500 £ 2400 £
G4S 1720 £
1500 £ 2400 £
G4S 1708 £
1500 £ 2400 £
ACADEMICS 1503 £
1500 £ 2400 £

Comment on the job position of prison officer

Benefits

  • holiday vouchers

Requirements

  • we're all about building a workplace for the future, we believe in equal opportunities, and we celebrate diversity
  • go to findajob.dwp.gov.uk
  • vacancy posted 14 days ago
  • we’re an inclusive workplace, where everyone is welcome, everyone can be natural, and be the best versions of themselves
  • communication Skills
  • customer Service
  • safety
  • 5-year checkable work history
  • excellent communication
  • excellent customer service
  • primary
  • prison officer
  • pupil referral unit
  • pru
  • behaviour mentor
  • send
  • semh
  • team teach challenging behaviour

Responsibility

  • you might be working on a main wing with a team of other PCOs responsible for prisoners
  • support a team of other Prison Custody Officers and work as a collaborative unit
  • supervise residents at mealtimes and manage regular routines
  • you’ll need to deal with the more challenging aspects of prison life such as abusive and violent behaviour
  • oversee movement around the facilities – visiting hours, education, and work placements
  • you’ll be working with all sorts of prisoners including those on long sentences, people convicted of serious crime and vulnerable individuals
  • play a key part in resident’s rehabilitation journey or offer support during their time in prison
  • treat all residents with fairness and respect
  • prison Officers or Prisoner Custody Officers are key to the effective running of our prisons and working for G4S, you would get involved in making sure the prison is safe and secure as well as assisting prisoner’s reform
  • you would also play a key role in giving prisoners structure and routine and ensuring that they are secure in the evening
  • you would be dealing with a wide variety of people as well as following processes and procedures in line with training and regulations