My Public Sector Client based in Wallfields, Hertford requires a Licensing Processing Officer to join their busy Licensing Team. The role is running through to March 2025. The hourly rate for the post is £12.69 per hour and the hours per week are 37 hours.
Account to the Service Manager the main purpose of the role is to primarily assist in the operation of the licensing service including the processing of applications with respect to the sale of intoxicating liquor, entertainment, hackney carriage, private hire vehicles and drivers, gambling and street collections. You will also assist in the delivery of other aspects of general licensing. To provide administrative and business support for Housing and Health as directed.
The main responsibilities will include:
· To process licence applications in accordance with prescribed procedures and in accordance with required timescales.
· To provide up to date and accurate information to applicants and objectors of any licence application; organisers of unregulated events; key stakeholders and other enforcement agencies relating to any emergency planning matter.
· To record and maintain comprehensive records in the management information systems relevant to the community safety and health service.
· To develop and produce computerised management reports to assist in the operation of this function.
· To generate licence renewal applications, record licence applications and issue licensing documentation to assist the licensing manager ; receive incoming correspondence and telephone calls and be able to provide immediate advice and/or refer it to your Manager to respond.
· Assist the manager to deliver general administration duties for the Housing and Health Service as directed.
Qualifications:
· English/Maths to GCSE standard or equivalent.
· An administration or licensing qualification would be advantageous.
If you feel this is the role for you please apply in writing with your CV to (url removed)
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