Crime Scene Safety and Security
Learn essential safety measures and security protocols at a crime scene with our basic introduction to crime scene investigation. Ideal for new police officers, crime scene investigators, or students pursuing a career in law enforcement. Understand potential hazards, proper use of equipment, and gain a better understanding of the field. Please note, this course does not provide certification in law enforcement or forensics. Stay tuned for our upcoming course on Evidence Collection and Preservation.
What you’ll learn
- Identify security and safety measures at a crime scene
- Understand the purpose of PPE
- Understand proper protocol for safety and security at a crime scene
- Be able to identify potential hazards at a crime scene
This course is meant to be a basic introduction to the world of crime scene investigation. Students will understand what potential hazards may be at a crime scene and will understand security measures that must be taken at a crime scene. The course covers potential dangers you may face as well as how to handle certain challenges. In addition, the course will cover equipment that should be used and will discuss how to use the equipment and when to. The course is meant for current or a former criminal justice, forensic, or police science students, who are looking for a refresher course. It is also helpful for law enforcement administration so that they may be reminded of the potential dangers that could occur in the field. It is also a great course for current law enforcement officers or crime scene investigators, and would be great as a professional development course. Note that taking the course simply gives you a better understanding of the topic, it does not mean you are certified in the field of law enforcement, crime scene investigation, or forensics. It is simply a beginning look into the this field.
Another course will be coming soon that will pair well with this course. The upcoming course will be “Evidence Collection and Preservation”.
Who this course is for:
- New police officers, deputies, crime scene investigators, or students who are pursuing this career path
