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Chemical Enhancement and Acid Reagents – Law Enforcement
This chemical enhancement and acid reagents course is designed to provide an understanding of the theory and application of acid reagents at scenes. The course is a bespoke course, which means that police forces can tailor the modules of the course to their requirements.
The aims and objectives of this course is for delegates to:
- Understand the theory and methods of application of acid reagents at scenes in different scenarios
- Demonstrate practical ability in selection and application of acid reagents and comply with safety measures
- Gain knowledge of scene attendance protocols and best practices
- Gain insight and awareness into the forensic value of friction ridge detail
Please email us at training@forensic-access.co.uk for further information.
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**Please note that we can only take instruction via a Barrister or Solicitor, we do not take instruction directly from private individuals.
We are always interested in talking to experienced forensic scientists with a minimum of 5 years of forensic science work who are interested in working as Consultants to undertake ad-hoc work for us.
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01235 774870
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science@forensic-access.co.uk
Who is this Course for?
Law Enforcement
Course Topics
The Chemical Enhancement training can include:
- Brief overview of fingerprints
- Fingerprint comparison (HILS)
- Introduction to CAST manual, enhancement techniques and strategy
- International standards of practice UKAS 17025/17020, forensic regulator and code of conduct
- Risk assessment and personal safety
- Pre-scene tasks and considerations at scenes, including contamination issues
- Discussion on scene notes and seizure of moveable items
- Theory of acid reagents and methodology
- Safe handling and storage of chemicals and COSHH
- Application of acid reagents to recover footwear marks
- Marking up area of FRD/FW
- Demonstration of light sources
- Practical demonstration and application of acid reagents in indoor scenes (floors, doors)
- Practice to bloodied items
- Application of acid reagents in outdoor scenes
- Assessed scene work
The course will end with a written theory test (1 hour) to ensure that all delegates have understood the course content and leave with confidence in this forensic discipline.
Course Location: Wantage, Oxfordshire (OX12 9FA)