Crime Scene Analyst I

Salary Information The salary for this position is negotiated through a collective bargaining agreement. All new employees will be hired at the minimum salary in the range and will be eligible for merit increases until reaching the maximum salary in the range.Responsibilities Incumbents respond to crime scenes and perform a variety of investigative tasks to document the crime, including taking photographs, recovering evidence, processing latent fingerprints and other impression evidence.Training, Education and Experience Possession of an Associate's degree (or 60 college credits) from an accredited university or college with one of the following: A minimum of 12 college-level credits in biology, chemistry, forensic technology, forensic science, physical anthropology, physics, anatomy, physiology or crime scene investigation.120 hours of crime scene investigation related training from a reputable source. Proof of completion is required.A combination of the above-mentioned college level science credits and training (ten hours of training is the equivalent to one college level credit).Two years of experience in crime scene investigations.OR possession of a Bachelor's degree or higher.Eligibility & Other Requirements Citizen, naturalized citizen or permanent resident alien without conditions on status of the United States of America by the date of the first test instrument.At least 18 years old by the date of the first test instrument.Applicants must attach a copy of an official, legible transcript(s) demonstrating proof of educational requirements.Conditions of Employment Participate in the LVMPD Mental Wellness Program.Submit a DNA sample for entry into the LVMPD DNA Staff Elimination Index System.Provide a copy of college diploma and/or college transcripts to the CSI Section to ensure accuracy of Statement of Qualifications file.Participate in random drug testing as part of the LVMPD Department Drug Testing Program.Maintain a Nevada's driver's license for commuting between the regular workplace and offsite work locations such as crime scenes and the courts.Be on call based on operational needs.Complete the Crime Scene Analyst training within the period determined by bureau management.Work a variety of shifts, days off, weekends or holidays as determined by the Bureau.Physical and mental capacities to: Vision sufficient to read fine print on computers, distinguish fine details when examining evidence items, and distinguish color, contrast, patterns, and dimensions in poor lighting conditions.Speech sufficient to effectively communicate, use police radio, render expert courtroom testimony and scientific instructions.Hearing sufficient to hear police radio, instructions, training content and conversations.Agility and mobility sufficient to climb ladders, navigate unpredictable terrain at crime scenes, stand, walk, stoop, bend, reach, rotate and extend neck, and balance self while using standard office equipment, as well as lift, push, pull files, documents, crime scene equipment, and/or standard office equipment.Dexterity sufficient to manipulate instruments and small items accurately over an extended period of time, and write labels for collected evidence items.Strength and mobility sufficient to lift items up to 50 lbs. with or without aid of equipment.Endurance sufficient to sit or stand for long periods of time, as necessary.Physical and mental capacity to fly in aircraft to perform aerial photography.#J-18808-Ljbffr

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