Forensic Evidence Technician at Crime Scene Resources, Inc Wyoming, MI

September 9, 2026

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Forensic Evidence Technician job at Crime Scene Resources, Inc. Wyoming, MI.

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Duties

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

Receive evidence in the form of biological samples and maintain an appropriate chain of custody.
Receive and accession samples for Biology, Chemistry, and Preparedness Sections.
Enter subject and case information into the Laboratory Information Management System.
Disperse aliquots of each sample for analysis and operate laboratory screening instrumentation (e.g., Mindray BS-480).
Perform technical review of screening results.
Catalog and appropriately archive evidence in designated secure areas. Maintain specimens and supply inventories.
Inventory toxicology sample screening supplies, and general supplies used by technicians and forensic toxicologists.
Maintain clean glassware, counters, sinks, etc., for all laboratory personnel. Operate the autoclave and dishwashers on a washroom rotation. Maintain laboratory equipment.
Testify in court regarding the handling and security of evidence
Receive packages and shipments from UPS, FedEx, USPS, and state couriers.
Respond to requests for information or litigation support.

Requirements

PREFERENCES:

Preference may be given to candidates with previous experience as a forensic evidence technician, forensic scientist, and/or specific training on EIA or ELISA-based chemistry analyzers. Preference may also be given to candidates who have completed, or will be completing, a bachelor’s degree in one of the chemical, physical, or biological sciences. Preference may also be given to candidates with strong writing abilities and a record of published work.

KNOWLEDGE:

Knowledge of legal evidence collection, legal chain of custody, and basic toxicology laboratory procedures.
Knowledge of biological safety and appropriate safety precautions when working with biohazardous samples.
Skill in oral and written communication.
Attention to detail.
Skill in data processing and analysis.
Experience with Google Workspace (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Meet, etc.)
Experience with laboratory information management systems (LIMS), Paracelsus preferred.
Customer service experience.
Ability to lift 25-50 lbs. daily.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Education:

Associate's Degree (typically in Science)

Experience:

0-2 years of progressive work experience in (Forensic Crime)

OR

Education & Experience Substitution:

2-4 years of progressive work experience in (Forensic Crime)

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