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Interested in becoming a Custody Detention Officer?
Custody Detention Officers (CDO’s) play a vital role in assisting with the secure detention, care and welfare of detained persons and their property.
They support the safe operations of South Wales Police’s four operational custody suites: Cardiff Bay, Merthyr Tydfil, Bridgend and Swansea.
It is the role of a CDO to support the Custody Officer in providing a safe custody environment and ensure the rights and entitlements of people detained are protected. CDOs are required to work 24/7 shifts, including Bank Holidays and Weekends.
South Wales Police recognises the importance and significance of having a diverse workforce to help enhance the capability and capacity of delivering a high-quality performance for our diverse communities, and to meet the Force’s ambition to be the to be the best at understanding and responding to our communities’ needs.
The SWP Positive Action team can support all candidates from minority ethnic communities and will provide support throughout the process and answer any queries.
To apply for the CDO role, please click here:
South Wales Police Custody Detention Officer February 2025 - Police Jobs Wales
If you wish to register your interest for future roles/vacancies in South Wales Police, please register on to our database of interest and we will send you further information when applicable.
If you are interested in finding out more information about this opportunity, please see the attached information and invite to attend a familiarisation session at South Wales Police Headquarters on Monday 17th February.
For further information on the role, or if you wish to discuss with our Positive Action team, please email PositiveAction@south-wales.police.uk
Kind Regards Positive Action Team | ||||
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