
What you could be doing | Corporate Services
We work to ensure the various parts of the force are working together effectively
Working in Corporate Services
Corporate Services is responsible for many of the functions that evaluate, direct and support the force’s strategic direction and operational delivery. Working closely with the Executive Team, Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service, the Office for the Police and Crime Commissioner and Communications and Engagement, we provide information and analysis of force performance and future trends.
We also work at a strategic level to ensure the various parts of the force are working together effectively. Crucially, we allow people to be individuals and express themselves and, despite the serious nature of what we deal with, we also have fun!
To work here you have to be friendly, outgoing, able to work as part of a team and happy to assist anyone. You also need to be flexible, be able to think ‘outside the box’ and willing to take personal responsibility to achieve our goals.
This is a dynamic and varied work environment where no two days are ever the same and we all work together to keep the people of Derbyshire safe. We’re also a friendly team that supports each individual to achieve their ambitions. Some roles require certain qualifications but due to the varied nature of the individual sections within the department, training is provided on an individual needs basis.

Our Corporate Services teams
Meet some of the team
Ranjit Singh Dol, Chief Inspector: Lead for Inclusion and Deputy Head of Corporate Services
I joined Derbyshire Constabulary as a regular constable in 2001. The diverse nature of the work has allowed me to push myself in new directions, experience a variety of roles and receive world-class training. The force has taught me life skills and exposed me to situations that have helped me to better understand myself. For example - working as a hostage negotiator and supporting people who have found themselves in crisis. It’s given me great satisfaction. Being part of Derbyshire constabulary gives me a real sense of belonging. It also provides me with a platform to serve my communities and give a voice to those who perhaps cannot be heard.