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Sport Integrity Officer (maternity cover)

British Triathlon
Organisation
British Triathlon
Salary
£15,600 - £16,800 per annum
Location
Hybrid - Home-based & British Triathlon Head Office in Loughborough
Contract type
Fixed Term (Part time)
Closing date
9 August 2026
Interview date
26 August 2026
Job Description
Purpose

Under the guidance of the Head of Sport Integrity this role will carry responsibility for delivering a framework to support the whole organisations approach to Sport Integrity. You will play a pivotal role in supporting the day-to-day operations of all Sport Integrity functions and will act as a champion of the British Triathlon Values.

Key Responsibilities

• Support the day-to-day operations of all Sport Integrity functions which include the following areas: safeguarding and protecting children and adults, conduct, anti-doping, competition manipulation, compliance and data access and erasure requests.
• Help manage all complaints and concerns relating to British Triathlon ensuring that these concerns are appropriately recorded, investigated and dealt with in a timely manner in accordance with relevant policies and legislation.
• Lead on administrating, managing and providing education and training programmes across safeguarding and clean sport throughout the organisation to our paid and volunteer workforce, and ensure education programmes are evaluated and evolve to maximise impact.
• Lead on proving regular communications such as newsletters to our paid and volunteer workforce across safeguarding and clean sport, and ensure the organisation actively engages, promotes and contributes to national campaigns and activation weeks such as clean sport week and keeping children safe in sport week.
• Administer a case management system to ensure robust, efficient and objective decision making in delivering outcomes, risk management measures, sanctions and appeals processes when cases arise.
• Support the Head of Sport Integrity in achieving British Triathlons strategic objectives and annual actions for Sport Integrity.
• Ensure British Triathlon implements and maintains a robust safer recruitment process for staff and volunteers to minimise the risk to the organisation through managing the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) procedures and case management for positive disclosures.
• Work cross organisationally to ensure all teams deliver a consistently high standard of practice in safeguarding, welfare and all other British Triathlons Sport Integrity functions.
• Have an active responsibility in maintaining and reviewing British Triathlons compliance with the NSPCC Sport, and the Ann Craft Trust safeguarding standards and the UKAD assurance framework.

Relationships

The Sport Integrity Officer will report into the Head of Sport Integrity. The successful candidate will be an integral and valued member of the Governance & Integrity team and is likely to thrive through developing and maintaining strong working relationships with all other directorates and external stakeholders.

About You

Our values sit at the heart of everything we do, and we’re looking for someone who truly lives them:
• Inclusive – You collaborate naturally, seek diverse opinions, and welcome feedback. You treat everyone with respect, integrity, and honesty.
• People-Centred – You’re an excellent communicator who builds strong, lasting relationships across all levels. You demonstrate high emotional intelligence in your interactions.
• Ambitious – You’re proactive, creative, and open to new ideas. You set ambitious goals, take accountability, and embrace learning through experimentation and failure.
• Do What’s Right, Not What’s Easy – You’re decisive, resilient, and unafraid to tackle difficult issues. You show sound judgment, protect confidentiality, and lead with courage.

In addition to these values, the following knowledge, skills, and experience are essential or desirable for this role.

Knowledge, Skills & Experience

Essential
• Experience of working in a safeguarding role and supporting investigation and management of safeguarding and conduct cases, from beginning to conclusion.
• Knowledge of the key legislation relevant to safeguarding and an understanding of the roles and responsibilities of statutory agencies.
• High level of integrity and trust with the ability to deal with sensitive and confidential matters and manage investigations with accuracy, empathy and integrity.
• Excellent verbal and written, oral, communication, presentation, IT and platform skills; ability to communicate and relate at all levels of the organisation.
• Have digital and project management skills and demonstrate an ability to work with a range of partners driving, developing and managing programmes and projects to deliver clear outcomes.
• Experience in developing and coordinating education programmes to a range of stakeholders including staff, board members in addition to a volunteer workforce and participants of the sport.
• Ability to use professional experience and judgement to analyse and assess information and relating to safeguarding and conduct matters.
• Excellent interpersonal skills to develop positive and supportive relationships with individuals, members, parents, volunteers and staff at all levels.

Desirable
• Relevant safeguarding experience, with professional or vocational qualifications in safeguarding would be advantageous.

Note: This job role requires an Enhanced DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) check with children’s barred list.


If you’re inspired and excited about working at British Triathlon, we’d love to hear from you!
How to apply
If you’re inspired and excited about working at British Triathlon, we’d love to hear from you. Please have a good read through of the full Job Description at www.britishtriathlon.org/about-us/job-vacancies. To apply, copy+paste this link - https://app.beapplied.com/apply/emo0lytdbf?utm_source=uksport - or apply via our vacancies. Then, complete the form and upload your CV and a covering letter (or another format if you prefer) explaining why you feel you are suitable for the role. For informal enquiries about the role please contact Marc Scott, Head of Sport Integrity, at marcscott@britishtriathlon.org.
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