Risk and Assurance Auditor, Trainee

Scrutton Bland
Ip13Lg, IP1 3LG, United Kingdom
Last week
£22,000 pa

Salary

£22,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Flexible
Work Location
Hybrid
Seniority
Entry
Education
Degree
Posted
21 May 2026 (Last week)

Benefits

36 days holiday (including 8 bank holidays and 3 days Christmas closure) Option to purchase a further 5 days holiday Life Assurance up to 4 x salary Contribution towards the Firm’s pension scheme Access to health cash plan (Health Shield) Employee health and wellbeing programme Fully funded study support to complete qualifications through the Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors
Description

Are you looking for a new challenge with a firm that has a passion for personal development and will support you in growing your skills? We have an excellent opportunity for a conscientious and driven individual with an enquiring mind to join our team as aTrainee Risk and Assurance Auditor.

Are you a problem solver?A career in Risk and Assurance (Internal Audit) provides an opportunity to assist organisations in managing their key risks and enable them to achieve their goals. Can you see yourself meeting with clients, discussing their processes, communicating any weaknesses in the process, (think about risks, such as fraud!) give ideas how to resolve the current issues seen and confirm they are following expectations? This is what we do!

We operate this service across several key areas of the organisation, including Human Resources, staff wellbeing, and financial processes. You’ll be involved in audits that help ensure recruitment is fair, wellbeing initiatives are meaningful, and budgets are well managed. Along the way, you’ll keep an eye out for fraud risks and red flags, learning what to watch for both inside and outside our clients’ organisations.

Are you more compliance driven and are passionate about best practice? We complete compliance audits of Cyber Security and IT Infrastructure, Estates Management, Funding Compliance, GDPR and Health and Safety, amongst others.

In joining the team, you will be shadowing our auditors for an introductory period to get you used to what we do. You will then move into assisting on audits and completing whole audits individually, with assistance and support from the team across a range of areas. Should you develop a particular affinity with an area, that could become your specialism in the team.

We have access to our clients’ most senior staff and to their Board. We are seen as a partner, a trusted adviser and critical friend. A successful candidate will be comfortable engaging with individuals at every level of an organisation, building positive relationships from the CEO to frontline teams and everyone in between.



Skills, Knowledge & Expertise

Whilst prior experience in an Internal Audit setting isn't needed, we're seeking an individual with the following skills:

  • Strong attention to detail
  • Ability to work to deadlines and multitask
  • Strong communication skills both internally and externally
  • Ability to analyse processes and procedures - this is key when conducting audits with our clients
  • An analytical and solutions-focused mindset – this role involves examining information in detail and actively finding ways to help clients improve processes and efficiency.
  • Ability to adapt to different subject specialisms and workplans
  • Our portfolio of clients is primarily based across the Eastern, South-Eastern and London areas. Though most of our auditing is remote, there will be occasions that you are asked to travel on site and so access to a car would be necessary.


And In Return?

We offer an attractive reward and flexible benefits package that you can tailor to suit your needs.

  • Starting salary from £22,000
  • Flexible working in a hybrid environment - the team operates with the opportunity to work from home some days each week. Whilst training you will be office based more often to ensure we provide you with all the support and training needed to allow you work more independently from home.
  • Fully funded study support to complete qualifications through the Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors - this would require elements of independent study, with study leave days provided
  • Commitment to continued learning and development
  • 36 days holiday (including 8 bank holidays and 3 days Christmas closure)
  • Option to purchase a further 5 days holiday
  • Life Assurance up to 4 x salary and contribution towards the Firm’s pension scheme
  • Access to our health cash plan (Health Shield) day one, where you can claim towards your dental, optical, health and wellbeing expenses
  • Employee health and wellbeing programme
  • Opportunity to participate in the Scrutton Bland Foundation, supporting the local community through volunteering days.


Every new team member will experience a full induction and training programme where you will get up to speed on our systems, processes, and ways of working.

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