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1.1 — Initial: independent reporter Standards Forensic Weapon and Ammunition Examination (006.1)

Initial: independent reporter

Basic requirements: | – be able to work at the level of someone who has minimally obtained a bachelor degree (natural sciences); – have a demonstrable level of education, training and experience – demonstrated in the curriculum vitae – in the following core activities: • comparative bullet and cartridge case examination; • weapon-technical examination; • forensic ballistics examination; – be familiar with the glossary (see Annex A) and the suggested literature (see Annex B) and must keep up to date with relevant professional state-of-the-art developments; – be minimally capable of answering questions concerning the possibilities and restrictions of, for example, crime scene investigations and the fields of expertise of: Gunshot Residue Examination, Pathology, Explosions and Explosives Examinations and Assessment regarding the Weapons and Ammunition Act.

Specific requirements: | – have interpreted and reported at least 20 examinations per year in the preceding 5 years in which each of the core activities comparative bullet and shell examination (a minimum of 90 reports), weapon-technical investigation (a minimum of 5 reports) and forensic ballistics examination (a minimum of 5 reports) are represented and that have been subjected to collegial review; – In case the applicant is also acting as a supervisor, at least two reports on the List of Case Information should be independently prepared reports. – have spent an average of 40 hours a year over the past 5 years on forensically relevant professional development (e.g. publications, attending conferences, running or attending courses).

Regeling
Standards Forensic Weapon and Ammunition Examination (006.1)
Soort
ZBO-regeling
Geldend vanaf
12-12-2016
BWB-id
BWBR0039081
Versie
2016-12-12_0

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