State Police Evidence Technician (SPET)
General Information
Requires knowledge, skill, and mental development equivalent to the completion of two years of college, preferably in one of the natural/biological sciences and/or law enforcement.
Commonly recognized natural sciences include college/university majors in disciplines such as agricultural science, animal science, biochemistry, biology, botany, chemistry, entomology, geology, medical technology, physics, preliminary medicine, and zoology. This is not a list of all natural sciences.
As an SPET, you will need to:
- gain and maintain satisfactory working relationships with coworkers, various law enforcement personnel, and legal system personnel
- communicate ideas effectively in oral and written form
- analyze and correlate data contained in reports of crime
- testify effectively in court
- use computer software programs and hardware
- construct court exhibits and demonstration charts
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Becoming a State Police Evidence Technician (SPET)
Application Process...
- To apply, visit https://illinois.jobs2web.com/
- A separate application must be submitted for each title and/or county
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To be sure the Department of Central Management Services will grade your application properly, the ISP recommends you fill in specific answers as follows:
Position Title: State Police Evidence Technician I or II County Choice: (see map of laboratory locations) Cook/Zone: For Cook County Only, select one of options listed Availability: A Work History: Complete from age 18 (if you were in high school at age 18, please note name of high school) Education Report: Complete in full