Training Solutions- Still Being Developed

THESE BLOCKS OF INSTRUCTION CAN BE TAUGHT INDIVIDUALLY OR AS A SERIES. 

Week 1 - This week deals with basic crime scene investigation concepts such as crime scene search techniques, Locards Exchange Principle, basic photography, evidence recognition and collection, biological, trace and impression evidence and latent print processing.

Week 2 - This week is entitled intermediate crime scene and covers more advanced techniques such as laser photography, bloodstain pattern recognition and documentation, use of chemical reagents in blood scenes, basic shooting scene documentation and operation of the Alternate Light Source.  

Week 3 - This week covers advanced crime scene concepts such as laser scanning, crime scene reconstruction (more in depth study of bloodstain pattern analysis, shooting incident reconstruction and the use of crime scene reconstruction in forensic investigations), case studies and student case presentations.

Triad Forensics is very much involved in a project to bring more awareness and education to others about the emotional and mental toll that Forensic/ Crime Scene Investigation work takes on  the Forensic Practitioner.  This lecture was developed based on personal experiences that Triad Forensics owner Doug Young experienced and ultimately had to endure prior to and after being diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.  

Not only is this lecture designed to educate participants but to stimulate discussion regarding peer support groups, debriefing, cumulative vicarious stress and other topics.  This presentation can be done as a lecture (2 hours) or a workshop (4 hours)