Crime Scene Investigator

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Duties/Responsibilities Collects and processes crime-scene data, including examining fingerprints, performing chain-of-custody operations, taking and maintaining digital images, retrieving surveillance videos and data, and ensuring security of evidence or assigned storage areas. Maintains weapon and other law-enforcement equipment inventories, as assigned; tests weapons and other equipment to ensure proper working condition; monitors inventory levels; and orders supplies. Prepares and/or maintains reports, files, records, and other document; updates and maintains databases; prepares displays to present information in court or to higher-level staff; gathers and compiles information; and reviews work for accuracy and completeness. Provides customer service in accordance with law enforcement protocols, policies and procedures; handles escalated inquiries; assists with information for investigations; and may conduct training as assigned. Collecting, documenting, and preserving evidence at crime scenes. Examining fingerprints, documenting findings, collecting and packaging evidence, taking and maintaining digital images. Preparing displays and information for court and providing expert testimony. Requirements
Minimum Qualifications & Experience Associate's degree in forensics, biology, chemistry, criminal justice, or a related field. Two years of related experience in crime scene investigation, forensics, or related criminal justice work. Valid North Carolina Class C Driver's License with a satisfactory driving record. Do you have the Education Required? See available on-line and campus-based degree programs now!