When you first start out you will get $40,000 a year After 25 years your salary could double or even triple
A Crime Scene Investigator gets paid according to his/her experience and the area and company that has employed them. A Crime Scene Investigator collects and documents evidence from an assigned crime scene. The skills and abilities needed include that of forensic science studies. The evidence is what the investigators depend on to help prove the cause of the crime and possibly convict someone of a terrible crime. Forensic evidence includes blood, bodily fluids, finger prints, gun shot remains, hair and fabric samples. Massachusetts being the highest paid state at an average of $80,000 yearly, while Washington DC pays investigators approximately $78,000.
Some recent jobs posted on the "Crime Scecne Investigator Network" website have the following pay scales listed: * Police Evidence Technician I/II: $34,598 -- 67,197 * Crime Scene Technician: $51,204 -- $63,444 * Forensic Photographer: $45,780 -- $53,290 * Criminalist: $65,645 -- $102,190 * Latent Print Technician: $51,25 -- $66,851 See: http://www.crime-scene-investigator.net/becomeone.html
They get paid an average of $26.82-$28.24 per hour. If you work for 52 weeks you will get an average of $55,785.60-$58,739.20 a year.
£60,000 a year £60,000 a year
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The average yearly salary for a crime scene investigator in 2011 was $55,660. Of course, the salary will vary with experience and job location. The yearly salary for crime scene investigators in the United States ranges from $32,760 to $84,980.
A Crime Scene Investigator gets paid according to his/her experience and the area and company that has employed them. A Crime Scene Investigator collects and documents evidence from an assigned crime scene. The skills and abilities needed include that of forensic science studies. The evidence is what the investigators depend on to help prove the cause of the crime and possibly convict someone of a terrible crime. Forensic evidence includes blood, bodily fluids, finger prints, gun shot remains, hair and fabric samples. Massachusetts being the highest paid state at an average of $80,000 yearly, while Washington DC pays investigators approximately $78,000.
Some recent jobs posted on the "Crime Scecne Investigator Network" website have the following pay scales listed: * Police Evidence Technician I/II: $34,598 -- 67,197 * Crime Scene Technician: $51,204 -- $63,444 * Forensic Photographer: $45,780 -- $53,290 * Criminalist: $65,645 -- $102,190 * Latent Print Technician: $51,25 -- $66,851 See: http://www.crime-scene-investigator.net/becomeone.html
They get paid an average of $26.82-$28.24 per hour. If you work for 52 weeks you will get an average of $55,785.60-$58,739.20 a year.
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The average salary for a CSI in the UK is about 32,500 Pound sterling per year. The equates to around $40000 in the United States. This is an average and could be more or less depending on where the job is located and the hours required.
If you are referring to a Police Crime Scene Investigator then the benefits are the resources available to that investigator. Public agencies often partner in investigating crimes. The state patrol has crime labs and technicians that will respond and assist. A Police Crime Scene Investigator often brings a large amount of experience to the investigation. They are constantly working in this area of law enforcement. They also have more equipment at their fingertips. A Private Crime Scene Investigator will normally bring experience, and tenaciousness. A private crime scene investigator has more time to focus on that one scene. Where a police crime scene investigator often must move on to the next case, or the public agency funding is preventing them to put as much time as they need to on the investigation. Recently in Lacey, WA they had 2 homicides back to back. This is strenuous on a medium sized agency and they may need to reach out for assistance. This is not television where CSI has the case completed in 30 minutes, and do the interviews and arrest. More often than not the crime scene investigator works closely with the lead investigating officer who handles the interviews and potentially the arrest.
Investigatoprs are sworn law enforcement officers - paid by civil service pay scales, Their income is equal to other personnel of similar time in service and seniority, and rank.
Crime scene technicians can expect to make between $38,000-$42,000 initially. This amount can go up with experience, but this is the typical starting rate. Some Crime Scene Technicians are paid hourly; if this is the case, you can expect to start at $15 per hour.
The average salary of a criminal investigator is $58,000.
The average salary of a crime lab analyst is between $55,660 and $67,160. The job of a forensic crime lab analyst is to gather up the evidence from a crime scene and analyzes it in a lab.