The role of the Forensic Collision Investigation Network (FCIN) Quality Systems Manager is to support the Quality Manager in the implementation and maintenance of a network wide Quality Management System.
Surrey and Sussex Forensic Investigations department currently have a vacancy for a Forensic Identification Services Unit (FISU) Team Leader based in at Sussex Police Headquarters in Lewes.
To lead on the Forensic Science Regulator (FSR) UKAS Accreditation for G4S Health SARC Services to meet BS EN ISO 15189:2012. To ensure that SARC services are compliant with the FSR Codes of Practice and Conduct...
The postholder will take responsibility for the management of the technical investigation including securing and retrieving data from seized computer systems and mobile devices...
Working as an FCI, You will be trained to Foundation degree level in a fully funded training program. You will attend the scene of fatal and potentially fatal collisions as well as certain other vehicle related incidents...
The role holder will manage an assigned portfolio of work that will assist in the delivery of ISO 17025 and/or 17020 accreditation into forensic disciplines new to scope and ensure on-going compliance and continual improvement of existing forensic disciplines, under supervision of the Quality Manager...
An exciting opportunity has arisen for two Crime Scene Investigators (Tier 2) to join our Forensic Investigation Unit, one based at Loddon Valley and one in Milton Keynes.
You will be required to support and develop less experienced team members; take responsibility at scenes for managing resources and crime scene examination activities; engage with appropriate stakeholders to maximise forensic outcomes; provide specialist advice with the ability to present findings in a clear and concise manner...
The purpose of this role is to support the implementation and management of quality procedures in accordance with the forensic science regulator’s codes of practice including ISO 17025 and ISO 17020 in the Digital Media Investigation Unit.
As a Digital Forensic Specialist, you’ll use appropriate digital forensic techniques to identify and acquire evidence and intelligence held on digital devices, media and within networks as part of criminal investigations.