Back in September, I wrote about the Surrey Mobile Assault Response Team (SMART) and the involvement of some Forensics faculty in the initiative. Now, SMART is back in the news and being discussed in both the Vancouver Sun and The Province, with victims coming forward and talking about how SMART has helped them:
Forensic Identification Technician Job Opportunity in Surrey
Title: Forensic Identification Technician
Job Status: Full Time Regular
Overview: The Forensic Identification Technician reports to the Administrative Services Manager and is responsible for performing technical work related to forensic video and will be required to provide administrative support to staff and management.
Scope: This position is responsible for receiving and prioritizing confidential and sensitive forensic information requests. Typical duties include reviewing and recovering image and video evidence from different devices and media, as well as converting, enhancing, concealing and preparing images and video for presentation and/or court disclosure. In addition, the incumbent will act as a resource and provide guidance to staff as well as respond to inquiries and liaise with internal and external agencies.
Requirements: The Forensic Identification Technician will have a Diploma in video technology, broadcast television or a discipline relevant to the field of forensic video analysis plus a minimum of 2 years’ related experience. An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered. This position requires completing and maintaining the relevant level of RCMP Security Clearance.
Department: RCMP
Visit the website to apply.
Forensic Toxicologist Job Opportunities with the RCMP in Vancouver
Two positions in forensic toxicology have recently came across my desk:
Forensic Specialist – Toxicology
Forensic Technology Analyst – Toxicology
If you’re interested, make sure that you apply right away because the deadline for both positions is April 18th!
Bachelor of Technology Research Day
BCIT successfully wrapped up another round of graduation research projects at the Forensic Science & Technology Bachelor of Technology Research Day. The event was a success with 25 presenters and over 100 attendees taking in the latest in forensic science research and industry trends. Topics ranged from the involvement of organized crime in container traffic in Vancouver ports, to forensic facial reconstruction, and social media evidence. The daylong event featured some of the brightest young minds in forensic science presenting graduation projects culminating nearly 4 years of hard work in the Bachelor of Technology Program in Forensic Investigation. BCIT plans to hold another presentation day in August 2013 so keep your eye on our website for specific dates and times.
All the participants and attendees to the Forensics Bachelor of Technology Research Day in December 2012.
Students presenting their research to the attendees.
A wall filled with various posters depicting student research.
ER Staff to Train in Recognizing Signs of Human Trafficking
Tara Wilkie a former Forensics student and current instructor in Forensic Health Sciences, is quoted in an article in the Metro News concerning a grant that will help frontline healthcare workers identify the signs of human trafficking:
“We know that at some point trafficked persons will receive medical care, however at present time healthcare professionals are not equipped to recognize or offer the appropriate support to a trafficked person in a healthcare setting…”
The article continues on to describe how staff might recognize the signs of human trafficking in the ER.
Practicum with the Identification and Disaster Response Unit of the BC Coroners Service *New Deadline*
Position: Practicum Student, Identification & Disaster Response Unit – BC Coroners Service, Burnaby, BC
Hours: TBD – Approximately 200hrs total (can be used toward Bachelor of Technology work experience requirement)
Salary: None
Start Date: Anticipated start – June 2013 End Date: TBD
The BC Coroners service is looking to create a pool of qualified candidates to assist with an ongoing research project. The primary objective of the research project is to compile relevant spatial statistics from academic articles that would help the IDRU streamline the identification process. Throughout 2013 it is anticipated that the IDRU may require up to 4 students to collaborate on this project.
Litigation and Investigation Support Analyst Job Opportunity with the BC Securities Commission
Centrally located in downtown Vancouver, the British Columbia Securities Commission administers the Securities Act. Our mission is to foster fair and efficient capital markets and a competitive securities industry. We are an independent agency accountable to the legislature and the public through the Minister of Finance.
Litigation & Investigation Support Analyst
Enforcement Division
British Columbia Securities Commission
The Litigation & Investigation Support Analyst is responsible for e-discovery processing and scanning operations supporting the investigation and litigation of Enforcement matters. The incumbent works with Litigation & Investigations Support colleagues to ensure productive processing of case related materials and with investigators and lawyers to prepare evidence and disclosure for Hearing.
Vancouver Police Museum Lecture Series – Part 2
Uncovering the seedy side of Vancouver, this exciting and informative eight-part series delves into the history and changing environment of law enforcement in our fair city. Leading historians, social scientists, police officers, outreach workers and activists dig deep into the origins, growth and consequences of more than 100 years of alcohol, drugs, organized crime and the sex trade in Vancouver.
Two Community Coroner Positions Available
There are currently two Community Coroner positions available in/near the Lower Mainland:
Community Coroner in Burnaby, BC
Community Coroner in Squamish/Whistler/Pemberton, BC
Visit the websites above to find out more about these positions and how to apply. The application deadline for both jobs is April 1, 2013.
It’s Moving Day for Forensics!
Did you know that the Forensics department is moving? We’re taking up fancy new digs across campus. Our office will now be located in SE42 suite 100. We’re going to be in the “Royal Oak” part of campus located at Wayburne Drive and Deer Lake Park Way. Don’t worry, our mailing address is staying the same. Our moving day is Wednesday, March 13th, so our apologies in advance if we’re a little hard to reach that day. Our office should be operational again on March 14th.
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