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The Royal Household has begun hiring for a new security role specialised in “complex, high-risk or sensitive cases”.<\/p>\n
Buckingham Palace is now looking to recruit a screening manager, based in the department of the Private Secretary\u2019s Office.<\/p>\n
The \u00a335,000-per-year role will be part of the Security Liaison team.<\/p>\n
This team helps to “provide high-level protective security support and advice to the Royal Household”.<\/p>\n
The Palace are searching for a security expert with experience in “screening, vetting or intelligence-led environments”.<\/p>\n
The chosen candidate will “act as the escalation point for complex, high-risk or sensitive cases”.<\/p>\n
Key responsibilities include “overseeing security clearances and visitor screening activity, making informed, risk-based decisions to support the operations of the Royal residences,” the job description reads.<\/p>\n
It adds: “Joining this dedicated team, you\u2019ll lead and support a small team of Screening Officers to ensure every visitor and guest gains the correct clearance in line with Royal Household Security procedures.”<\/p>\n
The role offers 25 days of annual leave, a pension contribution of 15 per cent and complimentary lunch on site.<\/p>\n
It also stands to vet all visitors to royal residences.<\/p>\n
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“You\u2019ll lead and support a small team of Screening Officers to ensure every visitor and guest gains the correct clearance in line with Royal Household Security procedures.”<\/p>\n
The successful candidate will ensure “screening operations to high standards of accuracy, compliance and professionalism”.<\/p>\n
It comes as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, emails released in the tranche of Epstein Files released earlier this year appeared to show, invited paedophile Jeffrey Epstein to Buckingham Palace following his house arrest.<\/p>\n
“We could have dinner at Buckingham Palace and lots of privacy,” the emails read.<\/p>\n
Another email said: “Delighted for you to come here to BP.”<\/p>\n
Mr Mountbatten-Windsor has consistently denied wrongdoing.<\/p>\n
Currently at the Palace, visitors must undergo airport-style security checks.<\/p>\n
Guests must remove all metal objects from pockets, and cameras, phones, keys and wallets are advised to be placed inside their bags.<\/p>\n