Employment Info

Forensic Technician

JOB #2012-01681

OPENING DATE: 02/01/12 CLOSING DATE: 02/13/12

This is a grant-funded position lasting approximately one year. Employment in this position may end at the conclusion of the funding for this grant.

DEPARTMENT: Anchorage Police Department, Anchorage Alaska
HOURS OF WORK: Monday through Friday

EXAMPLE OF DUTIES

Performs clerical, technical and administrative support in specialized laboratory functions; enters required information into lab databases, completes regular inventories of media, chemicals, equipment and supplies; orders supplies and chemicals as needed, prepares chemical solutions and reagents for analyses, cleans lab equipment and areas utilizing appropriate sterilization and decontamination techniques; organizes, files, and maintains finger print, media, and evidence processing records; fingerprints applicants, employees, etc, as needed, utilizing LIVESCAN and Inked media; learn procedures and techniques for applying chemicals and powders to develop and detect impression evidence; assists in laboratory preparation for accreditation. Exposure to chemicals and biohazards is inherent in a forensic laboratory.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS / SUBSTITUTIONS / SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent, and two (2) years of experience in office clerical, personnel, payroll, accounting, or specialized administrative support related to forensics.

Must possess a valid driver's license.

NOTICE Prefer candidates with knowledge of the principles, practices, rules, and procedures in area of specialization. Knowledge of basic Windows and Mac computer applications. Knowledge or principles, practices, and procedures used in forensic laboratory functions. Ability to: Coordinate and communicate effectively with others both orally and in writing; and operate office equipment required for the specific position in the class.

Complete job announcement: http://agency.governmentjobs.com/moa/job_bulletin.cfm?JobID=417298

To apply on line: http://www.muni.org/jol

Latent Print Examiners: Earn up to $165,000.00 in first year

We are actively seeking experienced Latent Print Examiners, as well as, Certified Latent Print Examiners to perform specialized technical work in the field of latent print examination as we continue to provide support to the DoD Community. In this vital role, we prefer Professional Certification by the International Association For Identification (IAI) coupled with a minimum of three years of recent experience performing technical and analytical tasks in the documentation, collection, preservation, and processing of latent prints. Assessing materials or latent prints of value to determine the best methodology for developing, enhancing and preserving latent prints, as well as evaluating and comparing known and latent prints to determine positive identification or non-identification of the friction ridge detail.  A Minimum of 80 hours of formal, structured training in latent print matters is necessary, while knowledge of AFIS database operations and exposure to Universal Latent Workstation (ULW) preferred but not required.
Candidates can expect additional opportunities such as:
•             Identify and label latent prints of value on evidence to be photographed.
•             Train DoD personnel in the area of latent prints.
•             Maintain and document the chain of custody of evidence.
•             Collect and preserve possible DNA evidence.
Qualified Individuals must be physically able and willing to rotationally deploy to either Iraq or Afghanistan for a minimum of six months per year. Additional compensation is offered during deployments.
Be part of a culture at our leading edge company where you can achieve great things while fostering a satisfying and rewarding career.
Please visit us at: www.Harding-Security.com.
We welcome all qualified candidates to submit their current resumes to:
MStockli@Harding-Security.com.