6K views · 35 reactions | Why do our prison officers do what they do? For some it's a sense of duty and the chance to help change someone's life for the better. | Prison Jobs | Facebook

Do you know the difference between the role of a prison officer and an operational support grade (OSG)? As an OSG, your interaction with prisoners will be limited, your work will support the day to day running of the prisons. A typical day could include anything from greeting visitors and carrying out security searches and checks, to patrolling perimeters and monitoring CCTV. Watch this video for some more insight into the role: You can find out more about the role, and apply for open positions

196K views · 186 reactions | To ensure all prison officers perform their duties to the highest of standards, we provide all the training needed. If you are looking for a career change, no matter your background, apply to become a prison officer and help turn someone’s life around. | Prison Jobs | Facebook

6.2K views · 55 reactions | Ever wondered what it takes to become a prison officer at one of the UK's toughest high-security prisons? Follow a diverse group of recruits as they face gruelling training, harsh realities, and unexpected challenges while preparing to guard some of the country's most dangerous inmates. From: Screws: Inside Belmarsh | Prison Stories | Facebook

69 reactions · 42 comments | Become a prison officer and make a real difference in a role with great variety, training, progression and benefits. | Prison Jobs | Facebook