3 compliance investigator jobs found

Information Governance Officer (Data Protection) Belfast City Council | Temporary Contract | £20.66 per hour PAYE Hatched Recruitment is currently recruiting on behalf of Belfast City Council for an experienced Information Governance Officer (Data Protection) to join the Legal and Civic Services - Records Management team on a temporary basis. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Information Governance, Data Protection, GDPR, or Compliance professional to support a busy public sector organisation and assist with maintaining compliance with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. Job Details: Location: Donegall Square, Belfast Start Date: 17 August 2026 Duration: 4 weeks (temporary assignment) Hours: 37 hours per week Pay Rate: £20.66 per hour PAYE Working Pattern: Hybrid working available following initial training (3 days office based and 2 days from home) Key Responsibilities: Support compliance with UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018, and wider...

Aatom Recruitment is looking for Coroners Officer on behalf of a Local Authority. Job Title: Coroners Officer Contract Duration: 12 Months Hours Per Week: 40 Purpose of the role: The Coroner's Officer plays a crucial role in supporting the HM Senior Coroner in their statutory duty to investigate sudden, unexplained, or violent deaths, and deaths that occur in state detention. This involves a wide range of duties, from the initial reporting of deaths to assisting with inquests, ensuring that all necessary information is gathered to determine the cause of death and contributing to public safety. Key Responsibilities: * Primary responsibility * To undertake the judicial orders of the Coroner and assist HM Senior Coroner, Area and Assistant Coroners in fulfilling their statutory duty with regards to the investigation and case management of unknown, violent, sudden, in custody or otherwise in state detention, and unnatural deaths from initial referral to the end...

The Coroner's Officer plays a crucial role in supporting the HM Senior Coroner in their statutory duty to investigate sudden, unexplained, or violent deaths, and deaths that occur in state detention. This involves a wide range of duties, from the initial reporting of deaths to assisting with inquests, ensuring that all necessary information is gathered to determine the cause of death and contributing to public safety. Key Responsibilities: Primary responsibility * To undertake the judicial orders of the Coroner and assist HM Senior Coroner, Area and Assistant Coroners in fulfilling their statutory duty with regards to the investigation and case management of unknown, violent, sudden, in custody or otherwise in state detention, and unnatural deaths from initial referral to the end of the investigation. Initial Investigation and Enquiries: * Receive reports of deaths from police, medical professionals, and members of the public. * Conduct initial enquiries to gather...