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BPCA to recruit technical and compliance manager

Simon KingBy Simon King2 October 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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BPCA is looking to recruit a technical and compliance manager, a field-based role, with extensive travel across the UK, plus regular overnights away from home.

With a salary of £40,000 and a benefits package, the role is a permanent, full-time position.

BPCA said: “As the British Pest Control Association’s technical and compliance manager, you’ll be instrumental in driving the expansion of a wide range of technical services and play a key role in maintaining BPCA as the leading association for the pest control industry, acting as a main point of contact where appropriate.

“You’ll play a crucial role in providing technical support to BPCA’s 580+ servicing company members and drive membership engagement through regular interactions, both physically and digitally.”

BPCA continued: “You’ll also be responsible for compliance, ensuring members adhere to the strict criteria BPCA sets and manage our Alternate Dispute Resolution Service for members.

“The role sits within our Membership and Technical team, which is a small, dynamic team. You’ll be involved with Committees and Special Interest Groups made up of our members and key stakeholders.”

BPCA said there will be significant development opportunities working in an award-winning trade association with seasoned professionals both within BPCA and the wider industry.

“We need a bright, focused individual, dedicated to building lasting relationships with their colleagues and members,” BPCA.

“Above all, you’ll be technically solid and an excellent communicator. This is an outward-facing role with clear deliverables and requires a person who is willing to both self-motivate, self-organise and drive quality standards.

“Proven technical support and/or pest control experience in a variety of settings, ideally at both small and large companies, and experience of managing a wide range of commercial and domestic customers will be an advantage.

“To work with us you must be dedicated to professionalism, ethical conduct, and maintaining confidentiality.”

The job description and person specification for the role is available via bpca.org.uk/jobs.

Please provide a covering letter which includes your current salary details with your application by CV.

This should be sent to Lorraine Norton, operations manager, 4A Mallard Way, Pride Park, Derby DE24 8GX or via email to [email protected] to arrive no later than 10am on Friday, October 11, 2024.

BPCA hopes to hold initial interviews on October 15, 16 and 18, and second interviews on October 21 and 23.

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