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Economic Crime Supervision Handbook

ECSH32525 · Roles and responsibilities - contents

  • ECSH32535 · Roles and responsibilities – Role of a caseworker
  • ECSH32536 · Roles and responsibilities - Role of a compliance officer
  • ECSH32537 · Roles and responsibilities – Role of a second officer
  • ECSH32538 · Roles and responsibilities - The role of single points of contact (SPOCs)
  • ECSH32539 · Roles and responsibilities - The role of project ringmasters
  • ECSH32540 · Roles and responsibilities – Role of a manager
  • ECSH32545 · Roles and responsibilities – Role of a Grade 7
  • ECSH32550 · Roles and responsibilities – Role of the Quality Assurance Team
  • ECSH32555 · Roles and responsibilities - Role of the sector specialists
  1. Roles and responsibilities - contents
  2. Roles and responsibilities - The role of project ringmasters

ECSH32539 | Roles and responsibilities - The role of project ringmasters

From HM Revenue & Customs · Economic Crime Supervision Handbook

A project ringmaster acts as a central caseworker who has oversight of cases within a particular project.

As a ringmaster, you may be involved with:

  • Providing an initial overview of the project to caseworkers alongside the Technical Specialists and Strategy Leads.

  • Acting as a first contact point for any project specific queries from caseworkers.

  • Organising regular drop-in sessions for caseworkers.

  • Sharing common themes and key messages about the project with caseworkers.

  • Reading and reviewing all notes of meetings from the visits to highlight emerging trends and risks.

  • Identifying any challenges to the project progressing and report these back to the project lead.

  • Providing an overview of the statistics and project progress to the Strategy Lead and Technical Specialists.

Please see the Ringmaster Standard work instructions (SWI) in the Knowledge Library for more information.

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