Investigator/Senior Investigator

Chemistry qualification Experience in maritime forensic fire investigation Ability to analyse air quality, monitor and interpret off gassing Ability to inspect environments for contamination Ability to collect samples while maintaining continuity of evidence Ability to participate in laboratory analysis and interpret results Familiarity with International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) code and International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes Code Familiarity with maritime regulations such as SOLAS Ability to implement and practice safety protocols with respect to hazardous materials and environments Strong analytical skills Ability to apply scientific and systematic approaches to forensic examination Strong communication skills (verbal and written) Attention to detail Flexible approach Ability to form effective working relationships Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Frequent travel, often short notice, including overseas travel for extended periods Current driving licence and ideally car owner

Attending incident scenes, documenting and collecting evidence, interviewing witnesses Acting as lead investigator in the investigation of the origin, cause, and development of more complex cases Liaising with experts representing other interested parties Producing consistently high quality, detailed, and accurate technical reports Providing expert witness evidence, where required Utilising Jensen Hughes’ case management system to record all case-related activity, in line with SLA requirements Attending joint examinations, utilising the skills of specialists where necessary Maintaining technical knowledge and skills through continuous professional development Attending marketing events, as required Produce and present articles/presentations for training or marketing purposes Represent Jensen Hughes at meetings/conferences as an ambassador for the company Undertaking the mentoring of investigators in development and to join the peer review group if requested