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Multiple Forensic Identification Technician Positions with the Toronto Police Available

March 18, 2015 by cingram

Logo for the Toronto PoliceJob Title: Crime Scene Tech Support, Forensic Identification Services – JOB ID #3236
Location: PSC- Forensic Ident Srvcs
Full/Part Time: Full-Time
Regular/Temporary: Regular
Closing Date: March 20, 2015
Salary: $69,791.40 to $77,907.46 annually
Job Type: Union
Vacancies: Several
Location: 2050 Jane Street, Building “A”
Shifts: 3 Shifts – Days, Afternoon and Midnights

Summary of Function
Documents and collects evidence at secure scenes.  May be required to testify in court.

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Attends secured locations throughout Toronto for the purpose of examining stolen vehicles for forensic evidence.
  • Takes victim injury photographs at secure crime/incident scenes (e.g. police station, hospital, scene if police are still present) as required or directed.
  • Conducts fingerprint examinations and takes measurements of stolen vehicles as required.
  • Collects, preserves and processes evidence from stolen vehicles.  Documents and preserves continuity of evidence.
  • Acquires, examines, records, stores or transports controlled drugs and substances.
  • Searches vehicles for physical evidence as directed.
  • Maintains notebook containing an accurate account of up-to-date activities.  Prepares and submits reports as required.
  • Attends court and testifies, as required.
  • Performs all other duties, functions and assignments inherent to the position.

Requirements
To be considered for this position, you must meet the following requirements:

  • Must not have been convicted of a criminal offence for which a pardon has not been obtained.  If a pardon was obtained, proof of pardon must be provided.  If a conditional or absolute discharge has been received, proof that the RCMP has sealed the records must be provided.
  • Successful completion of a college diploma in Forensics Sciences or an approved combination of education, training and experience.
  • Minimum of one year of demonstrated related experience (i.e. evidence handling, photography), preferably in a policing environment.
  • Must possess a valid Ontario Driver’s Licence, have (or be willing and eligible to obtain) a Toronto Police Service “Blue Card”.

Rated Competencies
Competencies may be measured through various selection tools such as test(s) and/or interview:

  • Knowledge of the Criminal Code of Canada, related federal statutes, Service policies and procedures and the court system.
  • Strong oral and written communication skills with the ability to provide testimony in court.
  • Ability to demonstrate an understanding of the rules of evidence.
  • Must be able to work independently and use own initiative to set priorities and solve problems.
  • Knowledge of photographic processes and techniques.
  • Good computer skills required.
  • Ability to deal with exposure to sensitive and/or graphic scenes/evidence.
  • Must be able to work in bio-hazardous conditions with the ability to wear protective gear for extended periods of time during examinations (e.g. N95 dust mask, chemical protective suits, etc.).
  • Good driving skills with the ability to operate a motor vehicle in a heavily populated urban setting.

To Apply
Visit the Toronto Police Service website.

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