Purpose of post: to develop, market and sell our security consultancy portfolio and deliver and manage projects profitably and on time.
The successful candidate will possess proven business development skills as well as security expereince. They will also need excellent communication skills, IT skills, time management skills as well as effective leadership skills. Masters/ professional qualification preferred.
Purpose of Post: You will work on a diverse range of contracts, responsible for generating work and writing successful bids. The ability to build solid client relationships and effectively manage the delivery of contracts through team work is essential.
The successful candidate will possess excellent communication skills, have a grounding in research or consultancy with demonstrable experience of working in the fields of community safety, crime reduction, security and risk management, or regeneration.
To apply please send a copy of your CV plus covering letter to Kate Broadhurst, Head of Research, Perpetuity, 148 Upper New Walk, Leicester, LE1 7QA, 0116 222 5555 or email k.broadhurst@perpetuitygroup.com stating where you saw this adverstisement.
Welcome to the latest edition of the Perpetuity Group newsletter. We aim to give you the latest news on our research, consultancy, conferences and training courses. For further information please visit our websites.
The Government has set out an agenda to tackle anti-social behaviour and the crime associated with it. Key to this is bringing justice closer to the community. This is particularly important as the places where anti-social behaviour is most common are often the ones where people feel excluded, let down by the Criminal Justice System and helpless to tackle the problems they face on a daily basis. The first community justice projects in North Liverpool and Salford were set up in autumn 2005 and following on from their success, are 10 projects developing in new areas across England and Wales.
Perpetuity is supporting the Leicester Community Justice Initiative to engage and consult local people through the development of the project. Fundamentally, all community safety initiatives require community buy in to ensure success. If you want to learn more or need support to engage local communities please contact Kate Broadhurst on k.broadhurst@perpetuitygroup.com.
Tackling crime and anti-social behaviour in a shopping precinct
Many retailers across the UK suffer from crime and anti-social behaviour in and around their store. This can often lead to intimidating situations for staff and customers, fear of crime and even impact upon trade and profits. Perpetuity were commissioned to evaluate the implementation of two Mosquito(TM) boxes in a shopping precinct in South East England.
The MosquitoTM is described as an 'ultrasonic teenage deterrent'. It emits a high pitch sound that is only audible to young people due to a medical condition known as presbycusis which begins after the age of 20. In light of this it is possible to generate a high frequency sound that is, in the main, only audible to teenagers. It is thought to be uncomfortable and irritating for young people to listen to and so the Mosquito(TM) is used to disperse unwanted gatherings of youths from areas where they are causing problems.
Eligible armed forces personnel who are looking for a new career in security can now claim funding for courses run by Perpetuity Training. The Managing Security Surveys course is the first of our training courses to be recognised by the Enhanced Learning Credits Scheme. The next course runs from the 2-4th October and leads to a BTEC Level 4 award. Watch this space for details on further courses.
For more information about the Enchanced Learning Credits Scheme please visit their website www.enhancedlearningcredits.com.
If you are intereseted in attending the course please contact our Training Co-ordinator, on 0116 222 5550 or training@perpetuitygroup.com.
Diary of Forthcoming Events
Training:
Perpetuity Training has a number of upcoming courses designed for those wishing to enhance their security management skills or those looking for a new career in security management.
General managers as well as security and loss managers are often required to direct or conduct internal investigations within their company.
Fee: £1,495 + VAT (£1,756.63) includes 2 nights accommodation.
If you would like to book a place on one of the above courses or require further information, please contact our Training Coordinator on 0116 222 5550 or email training@perpetuitygroup.com. 13-15th 2007
This conference is designed to explore some of the housing needs of drug and alcohol users and the barriers they face, and look at what more can be done to support this vulnerable population. A series of workshops will run throughout the day to discuss some of the key issues pertinent to those delivering services for drug users with accommodation needs.
The MosquitoTM is described as an 'ultrasonic teenage deterrent'. It emits a high pitch sound that is only audible to young people due to a medical condition known as presbycusis which begins after the age of 20. In light of this it is possible to generate a high frequency sound that is, in the main, only audible to teenagers. It is thought to be uncomfortable and irritating for young people to listen to and so the Mosquito(TM) is used to disperse unwanted gatherings of youths from areas where they are causing problems.
Eligible armed forces personnel who are looking for a new career in security can now claim funding for courses run by Perpetuity Training. The 
