ECSH32545 | Roles and responsibilities – Role of a Grade 7
From HM Revenue & Customs · Economic Crime Supervision Handbook
The role of a operational Grade 7 is to:
Provide clear direction to the teams, ensuring their work has the maximum impact on reducing money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation financing (ML/TF/PF) risk.
Oversee a strategy to manage residual risks and measure the impact of the work carried out.
Drive and enable delivery of the teams’ targets to agreed quality standards, including prioritisation and prompt delivery of cases where applicable.
Oversee further development of professionalism/quality standards and processes across all lines of Economic Crime Supervision (EC-S)’s business ensuring that these are not resource intensive yet facilitate work of the highest quality and professionalism.
Oversee input to the Change Control Board to ensure that learning needs are reflected in development of operational procedures, guidance and processes as appropriate.
Identify and quantify efficiencies from any improvements adopted.
Identify and escalate where appropriate, concerns, risks and celebrations, sharing best practice and organisational learning.
Work proactively and collaboratively as a member of EC-S senior management team (SMT) to ensure that EC-S has a positive impact on compliance and risks in our supervised sectors and the ML/TF/PF risks they present.
Work collaboratively with other SMT members and Fraud Investigation Services (FIS) colleagues to shape the current work and future direction of EC-S.
Manage, monitor and ensure the effective and efficient use of EC-S resources.
Deliver and drive business change and continuous improvement, including building increased capability across EC-S.
Act as a role model, demonstrating HMRC leadership behaviours and values.
Continue to promote an inclusive culture regardless of diversity.
Encourage continuous development and understanding of the changing picture of Economic Crime.
Promote continuous development of our people.
You should share best practice and ensure your work adheres to the Compliance Professional Standards and the HMRC Charter.