Call Handler Location: Strood (moving to Gun Wharf, Chatham in 2025) Are you experienced in handling calls and supporting vulnerable individuals? Are you flexible and open to working on a rotating shift pattern? Do you want to be part of a team that makes a real impact in the community? Shift Pattern: 4 shifts on, 4 shifts off (inc night shifts) covering 24/7, 365 days a year. About the Role: As a Call Handler in the Monitoring Control Centre, you will be at the heart of ensuring the safety and wellbeing of vulnerable individuals, public spaces, and commercial properties. You will play a key role in operating telecare and CCTV monitoring services, responding to emergency calls, and coordinating with various agencies when action is needed. Key Responsibilities: Assistive Technology Monitoring: Respond to incoming assistive technology calls, providing reassurance and support to vulnerable users, such as elderly or disabled individuals. Summon emergency assistance when necessary and document all actions taken. Conduct equipment tests and report system issues as needed. CCTV Monitoring: Monitor CCTV systems, keeping a vigilant eye on public areas and partner sites for any suspicious activity. Manage cameras, document incidents, and escalate issues to authorities when appropriate. Handle authorised enquiries in line with Home Office guidelines and company policies. Emergency Call Handling: Handle Council Out of Hours Emergency calls, accurately documenting actions and coordinating emergency responses. Liaise with external agencies to ensure appropriate responses to incidents. What We are Looking For: Essential Skills and Attributes: Interest in assistive technology and promoting independent living. Must have permanent Right to Work in the UK Empathy and patience to support vulnerable individuals with professionalism. Resilience in high-pressure environments, managing interruptions or conflicting demands. Strong communication skills, especially when handling sensitive information. Experience and Qualifications: GCSEs in English and Maths (or equivalent). Analytical skills to interpret information and develop effective responses. Computer proficiency for operating CCTV and assistive technology systems. Ability to pass vetting processes, including Non-Police Police Vetting Level 1 and enhanced DBS. Desirable: SIA CCTV license and familiarity with relevant legislation. Experience in CCTV monitoring, data protection, or work related to supporting individuals' wellbeing. Benefits: Death in Service Benefit, 24-hour GP support, night shift health checks, counselling, free parking, free tea and coffee, mental health support, birthday day off, and Christmas concession day