As a key decision maker, you will drive forward continuous improvement initiatives, ensuring the operational performance of the team and its compliance with the Forensic Science Regulator’s Codes.
We see this as an ideal role for those who wish to be a technician, or as a first position for someone who has no previous experience of working in digital forensics but would like to start a career in this area.
This role will manage, maintain, develop and implement the Quality Management system within Forensic Investigations and the broader Force, to ensure high quality standards of forensic service provision and to comply with EU legislation and the Forensic Regulator’s requirements for Forensic Service
You’ll undertake the forensic examination of MPS scenes of crime, and preserve, record and recover forensic evidence effectively.
GMP has an exciting opportunity for Enhanced Crime Scene Investigators to become part of our Forensic Services Team. Successful applicants will be based in a Crime Scene Investigation Unit on one of our 10 districts
To provide expertise in the recovery and evaluation of forensic and photographic evidence ensuring maximisation of evidential retrieval
Our trained Laboratory technicians undertake a variety of chemical treatments on exhibits retrieved from crime scenes and when required will attend crime scenes to enhance and capture marks utilising specialist light sources.
This role will manage, maintain, develop and implement the Quality Management system within Forensic Investigations and the broader Force, to ensure high quality standards of forensic service provision and to comply with EU legislation and the Forensic Regulator’s requirements for Forensic Service
You will be working as part of a team within the Analytical Forensic Services portfolio to carry out forensic examinations, using specialist techniques to reveal and record fingerprint detail, to support the investigation of crime.
In this role you will provide a service to the Force and external agencies, both within the laboratory and at scenes of crime, by employing a wide range of specialist forensic techniques in order to recover and record forensic evidence