UK Ministry of Defence

About the Company

We protect the security, independence and interests of the United Kingdom at home and abroad. We work with our allies and partners whenever possible.

Our aim is to ensure that the UK’s Armed Forces have the training, equipment and support necessary for their work, and that we keep within budget.

Our priorities 2015 to 2020 are to:

· protect our people
· project our global influence
· promote our prosperity
· maintain a strategic base and integrated global support network, and manage the Department of State

Listed Jobs

Company Name

UK Ministry of Defence

Job Title

Defence Nuclear Organisation - Assurance Advisors

Job Description

**Job title** Defence Nuclear Organisation – Assurance Advisor **Role summary** Provide second‑line security assurance within the Defence Nuclear Organisation (DNO). Strengthen nuclear security regimes across Defence and civil sites, programmes, and projects through risk‑based inspections, testing, and compliance assessments, supporting the UK’s nuclear deterrent. **Expectations** - Deliver timely, proportionate risk‑based assurance in a 3‑lines‑of‑defence model. - Uphold security as a priority across safety, security, and emergency preparedness interfaces. - Maintain close liaison with DefNucSyR, accountable persons, and senior responsible officers. - Adapt to unsociable hours, extensive travel (UK and occasional overseas) and hybrid work arrangements subject to security constraints. **Key responsibilities** - Conduct Nuclear Material Accountancy & Control (NMA&C) assurance activities at Defence and Civil sites. - Assess and test nuclear material accountancy arrangements of regulated/ duty holders. - Perform Physical Inventory Verification of Accountable Nuclear Material (ANM). - Evaluate effectiveness of site accountancy, control and compliance. - Provide independent challenge and feedback to APs, RPs and SROs. - Prepare evidence‑based reports, risk assessments and recommendations for programme decision‑making. - Coordinate with safety, security and emergency preparedness teams to integrate security assurance into programme and project deliverables. **Required skills** - Strong analytical, risk assessment and audit skills. - Knowledge of nuclear security regimes, Defence and civil regulations, and regulatory requirements (e.g., DefNucSyR). - Ability to conduct site inspections, inventory verification, and accountancy reviews. - Effective written and verbal communication, including report writing and briefing senior stakeholders. - Proficiency in security risk tools and data analysis software. - Team‑player with ability to work independently under tight schedules. **Required education & certifications** - Undergraduate degree or equivalent in engineering, nuclear science, physics, security studies, or related discipline. - Professional qualification in risk management, audit, or security (e.g., PRINCE2, Certified Nuclear Professional, or equivalent). - Relevant security clearance (UK) and willingness to obtain additional clearance if required.

London, United kingdom

On site

23-12-2025

Company Name

UK Ministry of Defence

Job Title

Band 8B Consultant Physiotherapist

Job Description

Job Title: Band 8B Consultant Physiotherapist Role Summary: Provide senior clinical leadership in physiotherapy services within the Ministry of Defence, delivering high‑quality, evidence‑based patient care, supervising staff, and driving service improvement in alignment with NHS standards. Expactations: - Secure required security clearance (criminal record check and baseline personnel security standard). - Obtain and maintain full NHS Registration as a physiotherapist. - Demonstrate commitment to continuous professional development and adherence to clinical governance policies. Key Responsibilities: - Conduct comprehensive clinical assessments and formulate individualized physiotherapy management plans. - Deliver high‑level treatment interventions, including manual therapy, exercise prescription, and equipment use. - Supervise, mentor, and appraise physiotherapy team members, facilitating staff development and performance. - Coordinate multidisciplinary care with medical, nursing, and allied health professionals. - Lead clinical audits, quality improvement projects, and evidence‑based practice initiatives. - Ensure accurate patient documentation, risk management, and compliance with NHS clinical safety standards. - Provide patient education and discharge planning to promote self‑management and optimal outcomes. Required Skills: - Advanced clinical assessment and therapeutic intervention skills. - Leadership, team management, and staff development capabilities. - Strong communication and collaborative skills across multidisciplinary teams. - Audit, data analysis, and quality improvement proficiency. - Proficiency with NHS health records and clinical governance systems. Required Education & Certifications: - Graduated from an approved physiotherapy program (e.g., BSc(Mid) Physiotherapy). - Registered with the NHS Physiotherapy Register (or equivalent UK body). - Post‑graduate qualification (e.g., MSc Physiotherapy, MSc Clinical Physiology, or equivalent evidence of advanced study). - Minimum of 8 + years of senior physiotherapy experience, meeting Band 8B criteria. ---

Plymouth, United kingdom

On site

26-01-2026

Company Name

UK Ministry of Defence

Job Title

DE&S Protective Security Adviser Apprenticeship Scheme

Job Description

Job Title: DE&S Protective Security Adviser Apprenticeship Scheme Role Summary: 24‑26 month apprenticeship delivering foundational skills in personnel, physical and cyber security, enabling progression to a Level 4 protective security qualification within the Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) organisation. Expactations: • Full‑time commitment from September 2026; • Completion of all rotation placements across Security Profession teams; • Security Check (SC) clearance required; • No prior higher‑level qualification in a similar subject; • UK residency for the last 5 years; • Right to work in the UK (no visa sponsorship). Key Responsibilities: • Identify and assess threats, vulnerabilities and security risks. • Support development and implementation of proportionate mitigations for Defence assets, information and personnel. • Produce and maintain security briefings, asset and risk registers. • Contribute to protective security planning and assurance activities. • Communicate effectively with internal and external stakeholders to promote best practices. • Build core capabilities required for a future Protective Security Adviser through hands‑on experience and professional development. Required Skills: • Strong analytical and risk‑assessment ability. • Effective written and verbal communication. • Collaborative teamwork and stakeholder engagement. • Decision‑making under time constraints. • Adaptability to rotating roles across security disciplines. Required Education & Certifications: • Five full GCSEs (grades 4–9) including English Language and Mathematics. • Minimum of two A‑Levels at grade C or equivalent. • Successful completion of the online assessment stage. • Current Security Check (SC) clearance.

Bristol, United kingdom

On site

Mid level

26-01-2026

Company Name

UK Ministry of Defence

Job Title

Band 6 Radiographer

Job Description

Job Title: Band 6 Radiographer Role Summary: Deliver high‑quality diagnostic radiography within a Ministry of Defence facility. Operate and maintain imaging equipment, produce clear images for clinical interpretation, and support multidisciplinary teams while adhering to all safety, regulatory, and security protocols. Expectations: Provide accurate, patient‑focused imaging, maintain professional standards, meet quality‑assurance criteria, and comply with all Ministry of Defence and NHS patient safety and data‑protection regulations. Key Responsibilities: - Perform diagnostic X‑ray, CT, MRI, and ultrasound procedures on a broad range of patient populations. - Operate, calibrate, and troubleshoot imaging equipment, ensuring optimal image quality and safety. - Apply positioning techniques, adjust radiation doses, and select appropriate imaging protocols. - Record patient data, imaging results, and relevant clinical information accurately in electronic systems. - Participate in quality‑assurance activities, including image reviews, image index updates, and safety audits. - Maintain imaging theatre cleanliness, manage inventory of consumables, and ensure environmental compliance. - Collaborate with radiologists, technologists, and clinical teams to clarify imaging requests and address clinical findings. - Provide emergency imaging support as required and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives. - Comply with Ministry of Defence security requirements, including criminal record checks and baseline personnel security standard. Required Skills: - Proficiency in diagnostic radiography techniques and equipment operation. - Strong attention to detail, analytical thinking, and problem‑solving. - Familiarity with radiation protection principles and safety regulations. - Excellent patient communication, empathy, and cultural sensitivity. - Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. - Competence in electronic medical record systems and data‑management tools. - Commitment to ongoing professional development and quality improvement. Required Education & Certifications: - Degree or diploma in Radiography, Advanced Diploma in Diagnostic Radiography, or equivalent. - Registration with the College of Radiographers (COfR) or relevant statutory body. - Band 6 competency credential (e.g., CROPS Level 6 or equivalent). - Valid UK driving licence (if required for role-related travel). - Current UK or EU nationality with right to work in the UK, or eligibility under the EU Settlement Scheme. - Completion of a valid security clearance (criminal record check, security check, and baseline personnel security standard).

Stanford on soar, United kingdom

On site

05-02-2026