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Good afternoon. My workshop has been submitted. Couple more items for the class.
(1) box of exam gloves
(2) five small plastic or glass spray bottles
(3) box of disposable pipettes
(4) stack of paper towels
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« Last post by Jessica Winn on August 07, 2024, 06:30:55 PM »
We are accepting submissions for the AFTE 2025 Anaheim Training Seminar (May 11-16, 2025)! If you are interested in hosting a workshop, please submit a workshop application through the following link: https://forms.gle/sPqpdAnYFPxwiDg39 Deadline for submissions is Nov 1, 2024! Contact our team at afte2025workshops@gmail.com for questions!
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« Last post by bpmalanio on August 07, 2024, 10:17:52 AM »
Reposted the reposting due to AFTE Forum issues... The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has just posted a position for a firearms examiner. The starting salary is listed at $59,079, but may be negotiable based on experience. The posting closes on 8/14/24 at 11:59PM EST. Since September of 2022, we have moved into a new state-of-the-art laboratory. Columbia, SC is located centrally to the state, and is only a couple of hours' drive from the many beaches along the coast and from the Appalachian mountains. Columbia is also a short drive from Charlotte, NC, Savannah, GA, and Charleston, SC (The Holy City). The area offers many options for outdoor enthusiasts (especially fishing), as well as college and minor league sports teams. Any questions about the position or about the area, please feel free to call the SLED Firearms Department at (803)- 896-7399 or message me on here. https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/sc/jobs/4488864/criminalist-i-firearms
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(Reposting due to AFTE Forum issues)We are hiring for a new Firearms Examiner position at the Columbus Police Crime Lab. Excerpt from and link to job posting below. The desired Forensic Scientist II candidate for this position will have three years of recent forensic laboratory experience with authorization to perform function evaluation and physical comparison in the firearms discipline. The selected candidate will join the current team of five Forensic Scientists and four Police Evidence Technicians in the Firearms Section of the Columbus Police Crime Laboratory.[/color]Closing Date: [size=1rem]August 19, 2024[/size][/font] [/color]https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/columbusoh/jobs/4583839/forensic-scientist-ii-firearms-section-vacancy?1[/color]
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« Last post by Holli Worden on August 07, 2024, 09:38:06 AM »
REPOSTING DUE TO AFTE FORUM TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES: We have a vacancy in San Antonio, Texas for a Forensic Scientist level II specifically in the Firearms/Toolmarks Section. The position requires graduation from an accredited college or university with a Bachelor of Science or Master of Science degree in a scientific discipline. Criminal Justice degrees without an accompanying Science degree are unacceptable. The position also requires (3) semester credit hours (or equivalent) in college-level statistics course or a program approved by the Texas Forensic Science Commission or be able to obtain the required credit hours within one (1) year of hire. Note: Sixteen (16) semester credit hours (or equivalent) in college level chemistry coursework above general coursework from an accredited university is NOT required for the Firearms discipline. This vacancy is specifically for those with 1 or more years of forensic laboratory experience in Firearms/Toolmarks. This includes individuals with Firearms Technician experience, NIBIN Techs, or Correlation experience. Our agency, however, does not utilize NIBIN. Those with partial training or full Firearm Identification training completed, and those with more than one year of experience are encouraged to apply. Please reach out with any questions or inquiries to David Pendleton ( dpendleton@bexar.org), Courtney Reid ( courtney.reid@bexar.org), or myself. https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/bexarcountytx/jobs/4607408/forensic-scientist-ii-firearm-toolmarks?keywords=forensic&pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobsThis position closes on 8/31/2024. Must be authorized to work in the US. Salary range is from $4808 to $6731 monthly. We also offer a progressive career path from Forensic Scientist level I through level V. Holli Worden Forensic Scientist Supervisor- Firearms/Toolmarks Bexar County Criminal Investigation Laboratory 7337 Louis Pasteur Drive San Antonio, TX 78229 (210) 335-4163 Holli.Worden@bexar.org
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Two positions for Physical Scientist (Firearms & Toolmark Examiner), GS-1301, opened 30 July 2024, with a closing date of 13 August 2024. These deployable positions are with the Forensic Exploitation Department (FXD), US Army Criminal Investigation Division (CID), located on Ft. Gillem, GA. The Forensic Exploitation Department is an organization that provides full-spectrum forensic services to the Department of Defense, intelligence organizations, legal agencies, and other federal and non-federal agencies, worldwide. The job announcement number is DAHT240234274968HKR and can be found on www.usajobs.gov. The salary range is $76,671 - $142,065 per year and they are permanent full-time positions. We will train the right candidates who meet the educational requirements and have minimal forensic experience.Some additional information on the positions. Generally, the deployment schedule is 18 months at homestation, 6 months deployed. While deployed, you’ll be at a full-service forensic laboratory, and can have a significant increase in pay over the numbers above. While at homestation in Forest Park, GA, you’ll work at the full-service forensic laboratory there, attend training, participate in training and engagements with partner nations around the world, and work on various other tasks within the firearms discipline. Additionally, we currently have a generous telework policy and flexible work schedule. The starting grade and salary is based on experience. The low end of the salary range above is at the lowest grade and with minimum experience. Please refer to the web page below for the job announcement:https://www.usajobs.gov/job/801973700 If you have any questions about the position, feel free to send me a message.
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We are still accepting papers/presentations for the Midwest Training Seminar this fall in Grand Rapids, MI. If you have research, a topic, an interesting case, or other information beneficial to the Firearm/Toolmark community, please contact me at GrabowskiB@michigan.gov. We already have an exciting lineup of presenters but are looking to fill a few more slots. We'd love to see you in October!
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« Last post by Jill Dupre on July 23, 2024, 04:02:11 PM »
Awesome logo! Can't wait for the challenge coin!!!!
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Make sure you stay connected with AFTE Anaheim throughout the year! We've got multiple ways for you to see what's coming in Anaheim... - Check out our live website for up-to-date information. You can find the link through the afte.org home page!
- Email us at afte2025@afte.org
- Follow us on Instagram @afteoc25
- Follow us on our Facebook page - AFTE Anaheim 2025
- Check here for updates or post questions!
- We'll send out emails for the really, really important information!
Can't wait to see you all in sunny California in 292 days!
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We're here to help you with the processing part of what someone left behind...a LIVE, online Digital Processing of Footwear Evidence class! Coming up soon - October 22-24, 2024. Space is limited, so sign up today! See the attached brochure for additional information.
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