Firearm/Tool Mark Examiner
Saint Lucie County, FL Sheriff’s Office

Salary: $55,000 – $70,000

Final Filing Date: Open Until Filled

Duties: Responsible for the examination of firearm and tool mark evidence related to criminal investigations. Duties include examining firearms for operational capabilities, characterizations and comparisons of ammunition components, gunshot residue/shot pattern analysis, tool mark examinations, serial number restorations, operation of the NIBIN/IBIS computer, interpretation of laboratory analyses and results, preparation of written reports, and the ability to testify as an expert witness. Knowledge of ASCLD/LAB accreditation requirements is also essential.

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in a natural or physical science, and three years of forensic laboratory experience as a firearm/tool mark examiner are preferred. Applicants must be able to successfully pass a background investigation, polygraph examination, and drug screening.

How to apply: Applications may be obtained on-line at stluciesheriff.com or by contacting:

    Saint Lucie County Sheriff’s Office
    Human Resources Department
    4700 W. Midway Road
    Fort Pierce, Florida 34981-4825
    Phone: (772) 462-3206
    Fax: (772) 462-3218

For information about the position, contact:

    Daniel C. Nippes Director
    Indian River Crime Laboratory
    2502 S. 35th Street
    Fort Pierce, Florida 34981
    dnippes@ircc.edu
    Phone: (772) 462-3645

OR

    Mark Chapman
    Firearm/Tool Mark Examiner
    Indian River Crime Laboratory
    2502 S. 35th Street
    Fort Pierce, Florida 34981
    mchapman@ircc.edu
    Phone: (772) 462-3644


Posted: November 19, 2007

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