Aimee Falkenberg, Tara Wilkie, and Larena Dodd, instructors with BCIT’s Forensic Health Sciences program, created an unique, online, training module for health professionals and first responders, helping them identify victims of human trafficking. A recent article in the Vancouver Sun discusses Aimee, Tara, and Larena’s work in Surrey and Abbotsford emergency rooms and how they’re using what they’ve learned to identify trafficking victims and ensure they get the support they need.
Forensic Video Technician Position Available in Langley
Job Title: Forensic Video Technician
Competition #: 14-U116
Job Status: Regular, Full-Time
Division: Protective Services – RCMP
Department: Information Technology
Competition Closing Date: 11/16/2014
Position Overview
The Township of Langley is currently recruiting for a regular full-time Forensic Video Technician to join our team of professionals in the Protective Services – RCMP Division, Information Technology Section.
Summary of Duties
Reporting to the Technical Supervisor, you will be responsible in this unionized position for receiving and reviewing video evidence from various sources, preparing materials and reports to support criminal investigations; appearing in Court to present testimony on any work performed; act as a resource person and provide guidance to Detachment members and other agencies in the field of forensic video analysis. You will also prepare and maintain related files and documentation, perform a variety of clerical tasks, as well as prepare and maintain various documents and files for staff.
New Internet and Social Media Investigative Techniques Workshop
BCIT Forensics is please to offer a new workshop in internet and social media investigative techniques, FSCT 0087, starting December 1, 2014.
This two day, hands-on workshop will provide students with the latest techniques used to effectively gather online information for investigative purposes relating to persons, companies, and other assets. Students will be introduced to the methods of gathering online intelligence through social media platforms, search engines, and dark web searches. In addition, students will learn how to assess potential counter-intelligence concerns. Particular emphasis will be placed on heightened awareness and the “paper trail” investigators may leave behind when using internet investigation tools. Approaches to maintain privacy and security when carrying out online investigations will also be explored and students will be introduced to a variety of online search methodologies.
To find out more information and register for the course, please visit the workshop website.
Winter 2015 Schedule Now Available
Far too early to think of cold weather, I know, but it’s time to start planning for the Winter term already…
I recently uploaded our Winter term 2015 course schedule to our website, so you can use it to plan your course load for January – March 2015. BCIT has updated the way it displays courses online, hopefully making it easier for you guys to find and enroll in them.
Some important dates to remember:
- October 24th – Web preview (You can see the Winter 2015 courses online, but can’t register for them yet)
- October 26th – Web registration opens (You can start registering online)
- October 27th – General registration opens (You can now register by any method)
So go ahead and plan for your next semester and get ready to register before important courses fill up!
Practicum Placement with the VPD Homicide Unit
Four Month Practicum Placement with the VPD
On behalf of the Vancouver Police Department, Sara Lee (VPD Homicide Analysis) would like to offer a placement to students currently enrolled in the BCIT Crime and Intelligence Analysis program who require a practicum. The placement is 4 months, full-time, unpaid with the VPD Homicide Unit.
Duties
The successful student will be providing administrative and operational support to the Homicide Analyst. The primary responsibility will be assisting in an on-going file review project. Specifically, the student will review Vancouver homicide cases and produce analytical products including, but not limited to, time lines, association charts, and telephone toll analysis with the goal of developing investigative leads. The student will also collate and evaluate information received from various sources as well as report on statistical trend analysis.
Crime Analyst Job Opportunity in West Van
Title: Crime Analyst – Police Department
Job ID: 0520-14-EXEMPT-TEMP-02
Closing Date: Noon, October 3, 2014
Job Status: Temporary, Full-Time
Hours of Work: 35 hours per week (hours and days of work may vary)
Compensation – Per Annum: $74,055.80 – $92,565.20
Position Overview
The West Vancouver Police Department has an immediate opening for a temporary, full-time civilian Crime Analyst for approximately one year. The position is expected to be filled in November of 2014.
Crime Analyst Opportunity with the Transit Police
Job Title: Crime Analyst
Location: Lower Mainland
Full/Part Time: Full-Time
Regular/Temporary: Temporary
Closing Date: October 2, 2014
The South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority Police Service is the Lower Mainland’s newest police service and the only one of its kind in Canada. In joining the Transit Police, you will be playing a key role in the safety of commuters and members of communities throughout the Lower Mainland. You will be helping to build the image of transit as a safe and desirable alternative to the personal automobile, which will ensure that the Lower Mainland remains a livable region for generations to come.
Responsibilities
Provides strategic and operational crime analysis support across all modes of transit, individuals, infrastructure, and vendors working on or adjacent to TransLink facilities. Participates in the review of strategic priorities of crime reduction, prevention initiatives, and investigations. Liaises with a variety of internal units and external units, such as intelligence and military agencies, and regional police. Tracks, maintains and manages crime data; acts as the subject matter expert on the interpretation of this data. Maintains and monitors current developments in the field of crime analysis, technology and criminology. Prepares and presents various reports, bulletins, crime statistics, and correspondence for senior management meetings, briefings, task forces, and dissemination. Creates and maintains various templates and spreadsheets for new initiatives. Performs related work as assigned, such being items of minor nature that do not affect the value of the job.
Crime Analyst Job Opportunity in Burnaby
Crime Analyst
Duration: Regular Full-Time
Salary: $6,294 – 7,437/month (Pay Grade 26)
Location: Burnaby, BC
Profession(s): Police Services, Security / Crime Reduction
Description
The goal of the City of Burnaby and its employees is to consistently deliver first class service and services to our community. With this in mind, we hire people who share the same passion, those with the drive and determination to grow with and contribute to our already exceptional team. People like you!
Crime Analyst is specialized research work involving the application of moderately advance research and analytical techniques to support criminal investigative activities and the development of detachment projects and programs. This position involves collecting, evaluating, analyzing and interpreting a wide variety of investigative and intelligence data and information. Duties include monitoring and identifying crime patterns, trends and other factors; participating and providing analytical support in the development of projects and programs; preparing reports and recommendations based upon analysis; and establishing and maintaining liaison with a variety of internal and external contacts. Performs other related work as required.
Corporate Loss Prevention Investigator Job Opportunity
Corporate Loss Prevention Investigator
Department: Ministry of Justice AG Ministry
Branch/Division: BC LDB
Posting Close Date: 2014-09-04
Location: Vancouver
Job Type: Regular Full-Time
Category: Leadership and Management Job
Profile: 20140611_Loss_Prevention_Investigator.doc
Salary: $68,825.19 – $71,692.95
Step into a career with one of BC’s Top Employers.
The Liquor Distribution Branch is one of Canada’s largest distributors and retailers of beverage alcohol. At the Liquor Distribution Branch, we are driven by innovation and have a passion for the future and are looking for a dynamic professional to join our team.
The LDB serves approximately 43 million customers annually, and it is within this context the Corporate Loss Prevention Investigator functions as an integral facet of Branch operations, with a high degree of visibility throughout the organization. The investigators work within a high profile, dynamic and changing environment, and have full authority to plan, organize, and conduct complex criminal investigations in all areas relating to the administration/operation of the Liquor Distribution Branch. This position reports to the Manager, Investigations.
To be considered for this opportunity, applicants must submit a cover letter and resume clearly identifying how they meet the qualifications necessary for this position. This information will be used as part of the selection process.
An eligibility list of qualified candidates may be established to fill temporary and permanent opportunities that may become available. A criminal record check will be required. A minimum of Class 5 Valid Driver’s License is required.
Only applications submitted using the BC Public Service Recruitment System on this website will be accepted.
Next Forensics Info Session Is September 15th
For those of you looking for more information about BCIT Forensic Science and Technology programs, please join us at our information session on Monday, September 15, 2014 at the Downtown Campus starting at 5:30pm.
At the info session, each Program Coordinator does a general presentation about their option, giving you tips on how to apply, when to apply, and what the career prospects are in their area. After the presentation, the attendees are divided up according to the option they’re most interested in and then are given more in-depth information from their particular Program Coordinator. This is also an opportunity for you to ask questions specific to your circumstances and background, to see if your career aspirations line-up with what we have to offer.
All you have to do is visit our info session web page to sign-up. See you on the 15th!
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