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Civil Enforcement Officer

Videalert

Supplier of intelligent CCTV‑based traffic enforcement & digital traffic management solutions.

Patrol streets and car parks, enforce parking regulations and assist the public.

7 days ago ago

Entry-level

Full Time

Guildford, England, United Kingdom

Field

Company Size

38 Employees

Service Specialisms

Intelligent Traffic Solutions

Traffic Management

Vehicle Detection

Surveillance Systems

Data Analytics

Sector Specialisms

Local Government

Police Authorities

Traffic Management

Traffic Enforcement

Parking Management

Clean Air Zones

Low Emission Zones

School Safety

Role

Description

enforcement

patrols

public advice

vehicle reporting

resident support

Support local residents with enquiries
Issue enforcement tickets when needed
Patrol streets and car parks
Advise the public on safe parking
Report abandoned vehicles

Requirements

communication

professional

reliable

independent

teamwork

Great communication and people skills
Professional, reliable and community-minded
Able to work independently and as part of a team

Benefits

Competitive leave and family-friendly benefits
Happy working outdoors in all weather
Health & wellbeing support plus gym discounts
Pension and Death in Service benefit
Recognition for your hard work
Flexible shifts for better work-life balance
Full training, development and uniform
Green travel schemes

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

all offers are subject to dbs clearance.

Company

Overview

98% Capture Rate

Enforcement Units Accuracy

Achieved highly efficient enforcement with electric and electric-scooter mounted units.

2004 Founded

Company Establishment Year

Pioneered AI-driven CCTV solutions for traffic and parking enforcement.

2019 Acquired

Acquisition Year

Acquired by Marston Holdings, accelerating product development and growth.

Grew through high-profile UK local-authority contracts—Westminster, Barnet and Kingston—replacing legacy systems with smarter enforcement.
Typical projects include mobile enforcement vehicles (cars, bikes, electric scooters), school-street safety schemes, Clean Air Zones and ANPR police integrations.
Specialises in moving-traffic enforcement, school-safety, police ANPR, parking management and low-emission zone compliance.
Offers hosted Enforcement-as-a-Service and flexible commercial models, reducing capex and speeding deployment.
Open-platform architecture feeds anonymised ANPR data into wider smart-city, police, parking-operators and traffic systems.

Culture + Values

An organization does not publicly list exact culture or values statements on its website or LinkedIn.
Focuses on data-driven traffic solutions using measurable impact methods such as ANPR, video analytics, emissions, and air quality sensors.
Provides modular and scalable enforcement systems tailored to meet customer and council needs.
Employs platform integrations to enhance operational efficiency for local authorities.

Environment + Sustainability

Offers vehicle emissions detection and enforcement tools supporting Clean Air Zones and Low Emission Zones
Integrates particulate and gas sensors into video systems for real‑time air-quality monitoring
Enables councils to reduce NOₓ/CO₂ emissions through data‑driven traffic enforcement

Inclusion & Diversity

No DEI or gender strategy or metrics available on public website or LinkedIn.

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