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For more information on AFTE 2024 please visit the following site. There should also be a link posted to the under the "AFTE 2024: Save the Date" page on the AFTE website soon. https://na.eventscloud.com/website/62626/CMC
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« Last post by Mark Tanner on December 01, 2023, 08:36:10 PM »
The ATF NNCTC-II is looking for an experienced Firearms and Toolmark Examiner. NNCTC-II Wichita, KS. 1 - Position. https://www.usajobs.gov/job/763492700
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« Last post by Alan Zheng on November 28, 2023, 03:01:06 PM »
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« Last post by Zak Carr on November 28, 2023, 02:59:37 PM »
One last bump for this topic before the comment period is over...
Please take some time to read and comment on this document. Much effort has gone into the development of this document to serve the discipline as we transition into VCM.
Zak.
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Hello everyone!
Please find attached the AFTE 2024 Workshop Submission Form.
If you are interested in teaching a workshop in Alaska, please fill out the form and email it back to workshopsAFTE2024@gmail.com before December 15th, 2023.
Thank you!
Eloise
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« Last post by rhlilien on November 16, 2023, 04:48:50 PM »
Thanks Alan! I would definitely encourage labs to read and comment on this document.
One small step for TWG3D2T, one giant leap for VCM!
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone
Ryan
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« Last post by Alexis Lalli on November 14, 2023, 01:18:02 PM »
We have an opening for a Firearms Examiner at the Kansas City Police Crime Laboratory. For application instructions please click the link below. Forensic Spec III, Firearms & Toolmarks.11.2023.pdf (kcpd.org)
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« Last post by Jared Ford on November 08, 2023, 01:14:57 PM »
Attention . . . golfers, hikers, bikers, swimmers, skiers, triathletes, sun-lovers, and Firearms Examiners:
The Arizona Department of Public Safety – Phoenix Lab is going to be hiring a qualified Firearms Examiner(s) SOON! Get your applications in early!
Phoenix is desirable; with more than 300 sun-filled days a year and an average temperature of 74 degrees. Don’t forget Arizona is home to the Grand Canyon, close to Las Vegas, California’s beaches, and Disneyland! . . The pay’s not bad either!
If you like the heat and hate the snow and love 50-70F winters, come and work in Phoenix.
Looking for experienced examiners however we may open it up to entry level examiners.
Forensic Scientist I $65,773
Forensic Scientist II $79,532
Forensic Scientist III $93,292
Forensic Scientist IV $109,853
For information contact Jared Ford at (602)223-2730/ jford@azdps.gov
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Our field can be such a bummer when you are restricted to a small location.
I'd highly recommend Ron Nichols training program if you are able to swing that and still have access to the comparison microscope.
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Hey guys,
I am coming to the firearms community to ask for assistance if at all possible in helping me find work. I have attached my resume and can provide my CV if requested but I spent approximately 7 years working at the lab in DC 5 years as a Firearms Technician and then almost 2 years trying to complete my Firearm Examiner Training (which I was just short of completing). I have gone to the lengths of even borrowing my own comparison microscope in hopes of finishing my training, but could never find anyone to help me accomplish that goal. At this point, I am willing to do anything in the field that is available. Due to my husband working for Washington Gas Co which is local to the DMV, I am not able to relocate however I am willing to work in VA, DC, MD. Any help I can get is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Julia Washington
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