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Crime Scene Technician

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City of Wilmington

Wilmington, NC (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 1 week ago (Updated 1 day ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 6/29/2026

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Job Description

JOB One City. One Mission. Every Detail Matters.

Step behind the scenes and into the moments that help bring justice into focus. Join a team where precision, professionalism, and purpose come together as you assist officers in processing crime scenes and preserving critical evidence. From documenting scenes and collecting evidence to photographing, fingerprinting, and helping piece together the details that matter most, your work will play a vital role in supporting investigations and serving the community.
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
Processes crime scenes by processing evidence for fingerprints, examining items for trace evidence, packaging and transporting evidence, collecting shoe and tire impressions, completing safely collecting biohazard evidence, performing tests for semen and blood, taking samples when necessary, and knowing laws relating to search and seizure. Processing crime scenes with still and video photographs by utilizing photographic techniques, understanding equipment, taking overall photos and up close photos, and preserving photos for courtroom presentation.

Processes prisoners by using LiveScan system for fingerprinting, using a camera to obtain photograph of suspect, completing documentation of arrest procedure, utilizing officer safety techniques, and utilizing protective equipment while processing suspects. Writes reports by including all relevant information concerning incident to use in the courtroom, and following accepted report format. Prepares for court by reviewing all documents, meeting with District Attorney, and completing sketches and diagrams of crime scene.
Why This Position Matters:
Every detail matters in an investigation. This position plays a critical role in preserving and documenting evidence, processing crime scenes, and preparing accurate information that supports investigations and courtroom proceedings. From the crime scene to the courtroom, your work helps protect the integrity of the process and supports the pursuit of justice.
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Exerting 50-100 lbs. occasionally, 20-50 lbs. frequently, or up to 10-20 lbs. constantly.
WORKING CONDITIONS
This position generally requires work in a vehicle, office and outdoors.