SAFER PARKING SCHEME
NEWS
LORRY PARK HAS NO TRUCK WITH CRIME
AWARD IS DEVON-SENT
Drivers cannot fail to miss the fact that this car park, run by Plymouth City Council, has won the Safer Parking Scheme’s Park Mark award.
The eye-catching road painting (pictured) grabs the attention and tells drivers that this car park is police approved, safe and has measures in place to reduce crime and the fear of crime.
The Park Mark award scheme is not just limited to car parks – as proved by Furnells Transport Lorry Park in Hemel Hempsted. The facility has become the first business lorry park in the area to gain the Park Mark award. Police and the Safer Parking Scheme were impressed with the park’s management and CCTV security system. Representatives from Furnells Transport and Storage received their Park Mark award in a presentation made by Chief Inspector Mike Pryce and Inspector George Holland in September.
Safer Parking Scheme / British Parking Association, said: ‘I am particularly pleased Furnells have been successfully assessed and believe they will prove to be worthy award holders. We are all aware of the current economic situation and the restrictions that local companies are under, but David Furnell and his team have ensured that a safer environment has been provided.
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‘I would like to congratulate all involved for their efforts, which have resulted in accreditation by Hertfordshire Constabulary and the granting of the award.’
OPERATIONAL SERVICES
PARKING OPERATIONS MANAGER
We currently supply and have vacancies around the UK for:
Civil Enforcement Officers CCTV Operators - Btech Qualified Parking Customer Service Officers Parking Appeals Officers Parking Notice Processing / Correspondence Officers Parking Supervisors (Both Enforcement and Back Office) Parking Management (Both Enforcement and Back Office) Contract Managers / Heads of Parking / Directors Project Managers Parking Consultants
Looking for staff or need employment? Please contact our experienced parking consultants.
Tel: 0208 429 7444 Email:
parking@unity-recruitment.co.uk www.unity-recruitment.co.uk
***Parking Experience Essential***
FILLING SPA C ES IN PARKINGR E C R U I T M E NT
£29,236-£32,800 pa Managing two high profile service areas, the District Council’s parking enforcement and public car parks functions, you’ll also manage enforcement staff as well as the fabric of all car parks to ensure they remain available, safe and attractive to customers. Taking responsibility for our off-street parking assets to maximise income and reduce costs will be important too, as will ensuring that parking and environmental penalty enforcement activity is conducted in accordance with the relevant legislation, statutory guidance etc. What’s more, you’ll have delegated management responsibility for the parking operations budget and liaise with the Streetscene Services Manager in order to set and agree the annual budget. Developing and leading policies for parking operational enforcement, and maintaining and improving health and safety standards – all are aspects of this highly responsible role.
To apply you’ll need experience relevant to the role, including management of operational staff, financial management and knowledge of parking operations management and legislation.
HDC have commenced a comprehensive review of the employment terms, and conditions pay structure. The review is scheduled for completion Spring 2013.
For an informal discussion, please contact David Robertson, Operational Services Manager on 01403 733144.
For an application form and role profile please visit our website at
www.horsham.gov.uk or email
personnel@horsham.gov.uk or call our 24 hour recruitment line on 01403 215134 quoting reference OS/914.
Closing date: 23 November 2012. Interviews: w/c 3 December 2012.
Area manager Chas Cannon has worked closely with the council and praises the efforts of the team; in particular Dave Richardson, who Chas claims ‘is one of the most enthusiastic car park operators that I have met’.
www.britishparking.co.uk
NOVEMBER 2012
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