Salary: $28,500-43,500
Final Filing Date: Open until filled.
Duties: The Crime Scene Technician is responsible for crime scene investigations, documentation of the scene, evidence collection and processing and other duties, both operational and clerical related to this position.
Requirements: High School Diploma, Associates Degree required, Bachelors Degree in Crime Scene Technology or a related discipline preferred, At least one (1) year work experience in crime scene investigation work, Type 25 WPM accurately, Valid Fl Drivers License, Basic knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel, Basic knowledge of general office equipment, Ability to operate photographic and video equipment.
Working Conditions: This position works varied hours, including nights, holidays, and weekends and is subject to routine call-outs. Works in an office environment within evidence storage areas (both inside and outside) and other outside areas with exposure to inclement weather conditions, various odors, hazards and pathogens in the work environment with close contact with the public and where exposure to elements and/or pathogens is highly foreseeable. This position is not sedentary and may be subjected to long periods of standing. Additionally, many crime scenes are in dangerous, unsanitary locations and involve unsightly and disturbing images, such as severe body trauma, motor vehicle accidents, etc. and handling of deceased persons. This position also attends, takes photos, and collects evidence during autopsies.
Abilities: This position frequently performs such tasks as grasping, pushing, pulling, reaching away from their body, bending, squatting, kneeling, lifting and carrying items up to 10 lbs., and occasionally climbing, reaching above his/her head, lifting and carrying up to 50 lbs. Communicates effectively with Agency personnel, various governmental and law enforcement agencies, and the public, on the phone, in person, and in writing, while maintaining confidentiality. Effective communication skills: reading, writing and speaking English; listening and hearing. The position requires the ability to operate a large vehicle, such as a truck or van, which is custom equipped for crime scene processing. This position occasionally takes crime scene photos from a helicopter without having motion sickness and operates photographic/video equipment, telephone, copier, computer (including keyboarding and mouse) to enter, retrieve, and duplicate information.
Note: In addition to other requirements, the application process includes successful completion of an extensive background investigation, interview process, polygraph examination, physical examination, and drug screen. For a complete job description, contact SJSO Human Resources.
How to apply: For more information pertaining to the application process please visit the following link online at http://www.sjso.org/career/app_process.aspx or contact Recruitment by phone at (904) 810-6683 or by email at persso@sjso.org.
Posted: February 7, 2007
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