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International Trade Compliance Officer 12 month contract inside IR35 Monday - Friday, standard days, with every other Friday off. Remote with sporadic office presence (Havant, once a month) About the role: Remote with sporadic office presence (Havant, once a month). Plans and coordinates export activities, including the flow of traffic to/from foreign destinations, related customer service, brokerage and supports customs transactions. Maintains compliance with federal and foreign regulations governing the shipment, receipt and documentation of imported/exported products. Researches and resolves customer or supplier issues. Interfaces with internal and external worldwide import/export operations and organizations. Negotiates with foreign customers to develop handling agreements. Acts as liaison with U.S. empowered officials to resolve problems. Establishes requirements for license generation, guidance of the license generation and tracking process, and support of submitted licenses throughout U.S. Government review and approval process. Establishes, maintains and controls relations with appropriate government licensing authorities to ensure that the company's position on licensing and technology release is conveyed, understood and accepted. Maintains marketing contacts with both domestic and foreign civilian and military personnel, as well as customers and procurement officers. Key responsibilities: Carry out export license accounting ensuring compliance under the (Department for Business & Trade) DBT remit for record keeping when using export licenses for controlled goods Maintain suitable procedures and records to demonstrate control of exports to meet DBT compliance audits, HMRC desk audits and/or corporate audits and other company standards. Support the Business Development and Technical departments with export licencing for all demonstrations, exhibitions and trade shows, including Co-ordination with DBT (Department for business & Trade) for F680's, Exhibition clearances etc. Provides subject matter expert advice and establishes requirements for license generation, and support of submitted licences throughout the review and approval process, consisting of UK export licences and government authorisations i.e, OGELs, SIELs, OEILS, F1686s, End user undertakings etc. To manage, record and brief all travel requests and provide approval for the business including the issue of export licensing on a case by case basis. Carry out post audit checking of all exports made on behalf of the business on a monthly basis and maintain records thereto for AEO purposes. Provide control and accounting of US licensing and Agreements and to provide export advice on US retransfers and/or US licensing requirements in new business ventures. Perform record checking of US licence and agreements and identify records of exports made in this arena of compliance for assets obtained under 22 CFR (Apply online only) aka ITAR. Liaise with purchasing, engineering, projects, commercial and other functions to ensure compliance with and an understanding of US ITAR, EAR and End Use requirements and other US requirements. Maintenance and coordination of US Authorisations including Technical Assistance Agreements, Manufacturing Licence Agreements, US Licences and exemptions and exceptions. Co-ordination of Private Venture Grading (PVG) and trade compliance ratings (Control List Classifications for export/import activities including the flow of traffic to/from foreign destinations, brokerage and customs transactions. Maintain Review on site visits considering UK and US controls on access to Military equipment. Essential Skills: Proven experience for both UK and US export regulations. Experience with customs control for importing and exporting. Excellent interpersonal skills with a critical eye for detail The successful TCO should have experience working within the Defence/Aerospace Industry / military or dual use licensable goods. Typical minimum education & experience: Typically, minimum 5 years' experience in a similar role, with Compliance Disciplines, Customs matters, knowledge in UK Export and Import Controls and US controls - ITAR and EAR. Relevant, Professional qualification in international Trade. Wide Commercial experience and expertise. Equal Opportunity Statement Lockheed Martin is committed to upholding principles of equal opportunity, fostering a work environment that is aligned with our core values of integrity, respect, and exceptional performance. We recognize the importance of leveraging the unique talents and experiences of all our employees to drive innovation, deliver superior solutions, and maximize value for our customers. Our focus is on identifying the most qualified candidate for each role, regardless of their background. If you are interested in a position, we invite you to share how your skills and perspectives could bolster our team and encourage you to apply, even if you feel your qualifications do not fully meet all the job criteria outlined in our advertisement. Furthermore, Lockheed Martin is dedicated to ensuring our recruitment process is inclusive for all individuals. We are prepared to accommodate reasonable adjustments for applicants as needed. If you require assistance or adjustments to participate in the job application or interview process, please contact . Disclaimer: This vacancy is being advertised by Optamor Limited. Optamor is a specialist Recruitment Process Outsourcing provider. We provide a flexible full recruitment solution which takes care of all recruitment requirements from planning to on-boarding. Our specialist recruitment divisions cover the entire technical arena, including some of the most economically and strategically important industries in the UK and the world today. We will never send your CV without your permission. Where the role is marked as Outside IR35 in the advertisement this is subject to receipt of a final Status Determination Statement from the end Client and may be subject to change.

Job Description: Environmental Health Officer To undertake housing complaint work, regulation of housing standards and HMO licencing within Divisional policies and programmes and to meet statutory responsibilities. To undertake specific responsibilities regarding the licensing and regulation of Mobile Home Sites. To give advice and assistance to members of the public, trade and commerce in matters related to Environmental services in general. To undertake cross Divisional work as required. SUMMARY OF RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES: Environmental Health Officer To investigate all relevant service requests in accordance with divisional procedures and ensure that remedial action is undertaken. To specifically carry out housing inspections and take enforcement action where necessary in accordance with relevant legislation. To carry out proactive and reactive inspections of properties in the area to identify unsatisfactory housing conditions and to prepare and serve statutory notices within delegated responsibilities and attend court where necessary. Provide advice to members of the public, tenants, landlords, businesses and other relevant groups to assist in compliance with legislation. To participate in the work involved in formulating and implementing the private sector housing strategy and to take the lead in parts as requested. To attend relevant meetings inside and outside the authority as the divisional representative with persons from a range of levels. Foster good relationships with other Officers in the Department, the London Fire Brigade, Housing Associations, Voluntary Agencies, etc, working with the same clients. Prepare, serve and enforce statutory notices within delegated responsibilities, prepare cases for legal proceedings in consultation with Line Manager and attend court where necessary. Provide specialist technical support and advice within the Division and to other authority departments as required. Provide expert EH advice on Planning Applications Consultations. To maintain accurate records of the activities undertaken to address complaints on the authority's Uniform IDOX document management system / complaints database. Undertake relevant promotional work and talks to residents and organisations as required. Maintain a current knowledge of relevant specialisms and to undertake further training as required. Take part in the training and instruction of trainees in the specialist areas of responsibility. To help formulate and participate in cross-Divisional work as required. Any other duties as necessary to maintain the efficiency and effectiveness of the service. A degree of flexible working including some work out of office hours.

The role We are seeking to appoint an experienced Principal Licensing Officer to support the effective delivery of the council's premises licensing and taxi/private hire licensing functions. This role is focused on providing day-to-day technical expertise, while also taking the lead on more complex cases and contributing to the development and consistent application of licensing policy and practice. What you will be doing The successful candidate will act as a key source of expertise in the application of the Licensing Act 2003, ensuring that decisions and actions consistently promote the four licensing objectives: the prevention of crime and disorder, public safety, the prevention of public nuisance, and the protection of children from harm. You will work alongside existing officers and provide clear, practical advice to colleagues and elected Members on applications, representations, reviews and appeals. A core element of the role will be supporting consistent decision-making in line with the Section 182 Guidance, ensuring that the Council properly has regard to national guidance while applying it appropriately in a local context. Premises Licencing In relation to premises licensing, you will manage and advise on a wide range of applications and compliance matters, including those that are complex or high profile. This will include advising on appropriate licence conditions, supporting the preparation of committee reports, and guiding proportionate enforcement action where required. You will play a key role in helping to interpret licensing policy in practice and will contribute to its ongoing review, ensuring it remains effective, relevant and aligned with legislation and guidance. Taxi and Private Hire Licencing Within taxi and private hire licensing, you will provide experienced oversight of driver, vehicle and operator licensing, working within the framework of the Town Police Clauses Act 1847 and the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976. You will support the handling of complex cases, including safeguarding and enforcement matters, and provide advice to colleagues to ensure decisions are robust, consistent and promote public safety in line with current standards and guidance. Stakeholder Relationships A key aspect of the role will be working closely with multi-agency partners, internal Council departments, and trade representatives, supporting a coordinated and informed approach to licensing and enforcement. This will include liaising with responsible authorities such as the police and safeguarding partners, as well as engaging with the licensed trade and taxi industry to promote compliance and good practice. Team Management The postholder will also be responsible for chairing officer panels to determine whether individuals are safe and suitable persons to hold a dual driver badge, ensuring that decisions are fair, evidence-based and in line with Council policy and statutory guidance. You will support and guide colleagues in similar casework, helping to maintain consistency and confidence across the Licensing Service. Overall, this role sits within an established team, combining hands-on casework, technical leadership and policy input. It is suited to an experienced licensing professional who can provide sound advice, support colleagues, and lead on complex matters while contributing to the continued effective delivery of the Council's licensing responsibilities.

We are currently looking for an experienced Private Sector Housing Licensing Officer to join a busy Private Housing Services team. The role will focus on processing private rented sector licensing applications, supporting licensing enforcement activity and ensuring properties and licence holders meet the relevant statutory requirements. The successful candidate will manage licensing applications from initial checks through to issuing licences and notices, liaising with landlords, agents and tenants while supporting the wider enforcement of private sector housing standards. The Role Processing private rented sector property licensing applications. Checking applications to ensure all statutory information and qualifying criteria have been met. Carrying out Fit and Proper Person checks on licence holders, managers and associated parties. Liaising with landlords and agents to obtain additional information required to progress applications. Preparing and issuing licences and statutory notices following senior officer approval. Providing advice to landlords and tenants on PRS licensing requirements and relevant legislation. Handling initial enquiries relating to landlord and tenant issues, including property disrepair. Supporting the administration and processing of Civil Penalty Notices. Carrying out desktop investigations to identify unlicensed HMOs and other licensable properties. Undertaking checks with Land Registry, Companies House, tenancy deposit schemes and other relevant databases. Supporting proactive and reactive property licensing inspections and licence renewals. Maintaining accurate licensing and enforcement records on internal systems. Key Requirements Previous experience within Private Sector Housing, property licensing or a similar housing regulatory environment. Knowledge of private rented sector licensing and relevant housing legislation, including the Housing Act 2004. Experience processing property licensing applications and checking statutory documentation. Experience providing housing or technical advice to landlords, tenants and other customers. Experience maintaining accurate case records and managing housing-related data. Ability to review and interpret information relating to properties and licensing applications. Good IT skills and experience using database and case management systems. What You Need to Do Now If you are interested in this Private Sector Housing Licensing Officer role and meet the criteria above, please click APPLY NOW and send us your application today. If you do not hear from us within 48 hours of applying, your application has been unsuccessful. Footnote If you feel that this role matches your skills but not the rate, location or seniority, please feel free to send us your CV anyway. We regularly recruit for Private Sector Housing Licensing Officers, Licensing Officers, Private Sector Housing Officers and Enforcement Officers across the UK and would be pleased to speak with you confidentially. Even if you are currently satisfied in your role, we welcome calls from housing professionals looking to build future connections. For more information, call Zubair at Carrington West on (phone number removed). By applying for this position, you agree for Carrington West to hold and process your personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy. Your data will only be shared with third-party clients for roles relevant to your application. You may withdraw consent at any time by contacting us.

Working Pattern - Hybrid (Depending on what work is required), 1+ weekly site visits Inside IR35 We are happy to review any available applicants but in an ideal world we need to have experience across all of them to meet - animal licensing, planning, noise, waste crime, NSIPs & contaminated land. To provide specialist technical advice in one or more Environmental Protection areas. With authorisation, to conduct directed surveillance under RIPA and in accordance with Human Rights legislation. To prepare prosecution files and provide instruction and direction to the Council's legal department. To exercise delegated authority with autonomy, to determine applications, (grant and refusal) for licences and registrations, drafting, printing and issuing relevant documentation. To lead on and resolve complex contentious or technically challenging investigations and projects and consultations. To undertake complex negotiations with external agencies, organisations, businesses and individuals to ensure that legislative requirements are met and enforcement notices are complied with. To deal with complex or contentious consultations from the Planning and Legal departments and provide comments, advice and guidance on Environmental Protection matters in that regards. To represent the Environmental Protection department, presenting the EP department's position and/or case at Planning committees and appeals and Licensing hearings. To manage (and lead at Band 9 level) (often multiple) projects assigned to the postholder, ensuring the planning, delivery and evaluation, including the management of resources relevant to the project(s) for its duration

The Role As Licensing Manager, you will lead the Council's Licensing Team within Legal Services, ensuring the effective administration and enforcement of all statutory licensing functions. You will provide technical expertise on complex licensing matters, oversee policy development, manage service performance, and ensure compliance with all relevant legislation. Key Responsibilities Lead, manage and develop the Licensing Team, ensuring high-quality service delivery across all licensing functions. Oversee the administration and enforcement of licences, permits and consents across a range of statutory licensing regimes. Act as the technical lead on complex licensing matters and provide expert advice to officers, Members, businesses and the public. Develop, review and implement licensing policies in line with current legislation and statutory guidance. Monitor service performance through KPIs and performance measures, driving continuous improvement across the service. Manage staffing, training and professional development to ensure best practice is maintained. Lead digital transformation and service modernisation initiatives within Licensing. Manage the licensing budget, income streams and financial performance. Prepare and present reports to Licensing Committees and represent the Council at hearings and Court proceedings where required. Ensure the Council fulfils its statutory duties as the Licensing Authority. About You We're looking for an experienced Licensing professional who can demonstrate: Degree-level qualification or equivalent relevant professional experience. Significant experience working within local authority licensing. Extensive knowledge of: Licensing Act 2003 Gambling Act 2005 Hackney Carriage & Private Hire Licensing Street Trading Street & House-to-House Collections Scrap Metal Licensing Sexual Entertainment Venue (SEV) Licensing Strong knowledge of licensing enforcement and regulatory practice. Previous experience managing staff, service delivery and performance. Why Apply? Opportunity to lead an established Local Authority Licensing Service. Influence service development and drive continuous improvement. How to Apply If you are interested in this opportunity, please send us: Your up-to-date CV Your availability or notice period Your required hourly rate

IT Manager (Part-Time) - Harrogate £17 per hour (£32,000 pro-rata) 16 hours per week (flex days) We are working with Harrogate Neighbours , a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing care and support in the community, to recruit a part-time IT Manager . This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced IT professional to play a pivotal role in managing and developing IT systems across the organisation. Working 16 hours per week, with flexibility on how those hours are delivered, this role ensures that Harrogate Neighbours has robust IT infrastructure, effective cyber security, and compliant data management practices. As IT Manager, you will oversee IT operations on a day-to-day basis, act as the main contact for their external IT support provider, and lead the implementation of new systems to ensure staff have the tools and confidence to perform their roles effectively. Key Responsibilities: Ensure safe, effective, and compliant IT systems across the organisation. Act as the Data Protection Officer (DPO), ensuring GDPR compliance. Support the Director of Finance, IT & Compliance to develop and deliver IT strategy. Manage the performance of the external IT provider to ensure value-for-money service. Oversee applications, including subscriptions, licensing, and incident management. Specify and procure IT hardware such as laptops, phones, tablets, and printers. Ensure cyber security best practice is in place. Contribute to IT budget setting and manage expenditure effectively. About You: Qualified to NVQ Level 5 or above in IT, or 5+ years' experience in a comparable role. Strong knowledge of business IT systems, cybersecurity, and GDPR. Experience supporting IT across multiple sites. Skilled in managing IT providers, subscriptions, and licensing. Excellent organisational and communication skills. Ability to work autonomously and collaboratively across teams. Previous DPO experience is desirable. Benefits include: Free on-site parking Paid lunch break - lunch provided free of charge Group and 1-to-1 wellbeing sessions Long service recognition Referral bonuses Uniform provided Access to WPA healthcare plan Blue Light Card with high street discounts Next Steps: If you are a proactive IT professional with strong technical expertise and the ability to drive improvements, we would love to hear from you. Please apply with your CV outlining your suitability for the role. By applying for this role, you are giving consent for your CV to be processed by Key Appointments for recruitment purposes. Our full Privacy Policy is available at key-appointments.