British Transport Police
Forensic Biometric Vetting Volunteer

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Job Introduction
Volunteer Opportunity: Forensic Biometric Vetting Volunteer
Location: Scientific Support Unit, Baches Street, London N1
Commitment: Monday and Tuesday volunteering preferred (16hrs PCM)
Expenses: Covered in line with Force guidance
Are you a recent graduate with a scientific, forensic, or biometrics-related background? Do you have a keen eye for detail and enjoy working with data and information? British Transport Police is seeking a Forensic Biometric Vetting Volunteer to support our Scientific Support Unit in London.
This is an excellent opportunity to gain practical experience within a policing environment, contributing to the vetting and recruitment process for prospective police officers.
What You'll Be Doing
As a Forensic Biometric Vetting Volunteer, you will:
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- Assist with the processing and quality assurance of biometric samples, including DNA and fingerprints.
- Support administration and record-keeping activities.
- Review information with a high level of accuracy and attention to detail.
- Work independently while managing and prioritising tasks.
- Use ICT systems and Microsoft applications, including Excel, to maintain records and support team processes.
- Contribute to ensuring efficient vetting processes that support policing objectives.
We're Looking For Someone Who
- Has a forensic, scientific, or biometrics-related qualification or academic background.
- Has strong attention to detail and enjoys working with information and data.
- Is confident using Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel.
- Can use their initiative and work independently.
- Is keen to learn and develop new skills.
- Is aged 18 or over.


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What You'll Gain
- Insight into forensic and scientific support functions within policing.
- Practical experience working with biometric and vetting processes.
- Enhanced administrative and data management skills.
- Training and support to build your confidence and knowledge.
- Valuable experience that can strengthen future career opportunities in policing, forensic science, biometrics, or criminal justice.
Please note this opportunity may close before the end date depending on application rates, and that the vetting process can take some time months to complete.
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