Community Payback. Be part of it. A career in community payback gives you the power to make a positive impact on offenders'' lives as well as your community. Community Payback (CP) isn''t just an alternative to custody. It''s a way of helping to create better outcomes for people on probation and improve communities. As a Community Payback supervisor, you''ll be at its heart, leading teams of people doing a wide variety of unpaid community service work. You''ll help them make the most of their time on Community Payback and to get their lives back on track - whether that''s learning new skills to increase their chances of employment or thinking through ways to reduce their likelihood of reoffending. The role You''ll supervise and motivate teams of people on probation as they work at sites in the community. Activities range from making public spaces safer to restoring community facilities such as sports halls and playgrounds. You can expect to drive a van or minibus to transport people and equipment, and to brief people on probation ahead of each task. You''ll demonstrate good practice and ensure tasks are completed to a high standard. Often collaborating with partner organisations, you''ll need to be aware of the visible, public nature of the role. You will also be responsible for health and safety and keeping accurate records. About you You''ll be working with a diverse mix of individuals, so it''s important that you''re empathetic, a good communicator and happy to take the le