Undertaking the mentoring of investigators in development and to join the peer review group if requested
Utilising Jensen Hughes’ case management system to record all case-related activity, in line with SLA requirements
Acting as lead investigator in the investigation of the origin, cause and development of more complex cases
Produce and present articles/presentations for training or marketing purposes
Represent Jensen Hughes at meetings/conferences as an ambassador for the company
Providing expert witness evidence, where required
Attending incident scenes, documenting and collecting evidence, interviewing witnesses
Producing consistently high quality, detailed and accurate technical reports
Maintaining technical knowledge and skills through continuous professional development, by attending training courses, undertaking research and reference to scientific papers and developments in the field of fire and explosion investigation
Liaising with experts representing other interested parties
Attending joint examinations, utilising the skills of specialists where necessary
Requirements
driving licence
analytical
communication
detail‑oriented
fire investigation
forensic science
This role requires frequent, often short notice, travel to scenes across the UK and Ireland. Some overseas travel may also be required. You must hold a current driving licence and, ideally, be a car owner.
The role requires strong analytical skills and the ability to apply scientific and systematic approaches to the forensic examination of incident scenes.
Strong communication skills are essential, along with the ability to present accurate information in a clear and unambiguous manner, both verbally and in writing. Attention to detail, a flexible approach and an ability to form effective working relationships with colleagues and clients are key qualities for this position. You will be expected to be able to work independently with minimal supervision, albeit there will always be a support network of colleagues when assistance or guidance is required.
Candidates will have relevant experience and/or qualifications in the field of fire investigation, fire engineering, forensic science or other relevant discipline. Membership to a professional body would be advantageous but is not essential. Regardless of academic/professional background, practical experience is essential.