Salisbury City Council are seeking volunteers to monitor and operate our digital CCTV and radio system.
Salisbury City Council has been operating the CCTV system since September 2018.
A team of volunteers monitor the CCTV system at key times in the communications hub inside the control room at Bourne Hill. The CCTV system recently underwent a £25k upgrade with additional cameras added.
Keith Jackson, CCTV Manager, said: “We have recruited and trained many groups of volunteers, and they are doing a great job.
“We are gradually increasing our team; we have places on a CCTV Operators course in the autumn, which need filling.
“If you have good communication skills, are able to work to a high standard under pressure and are committed to Salisbury’s security and public safety, then we’d love to hear from you.”
Volunteers must be able to commit to 16 hours a month at minimum. This substantial role requires a high degree of commitment, as there is a lot to learn, but it is extremely important and rewarding.
You will be trained to a professional standard and work within a strict code of practice.
To enquire about volunteering as a CCTV Operator and for further information, please get in touch with Keith Jackson on 07849 088 205 or email kjackson@salisburycitycouncil.gov.uk.
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