Criminal History Compliance Trainer (Hybrid/Remote)

State of Utah; Salt Lake City (UT); Vor Ort; USD 31.000 - 47.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The Criminal Information Compliance Specialist at Utah Department of Public Safety (BCI AFIS Section) leads statewide educational initiatives, develops biometric capture training, and ensures accurate reporting within the Utah Criminal History (UCH) database.

The role conducts on-site workshops, remote sessions, and self-paced modules for law enforcement, judicial staff, and regulators, while performing record audits, disposition research, and data updates in line with state and federal

Qualifikationen

• Knowledge of Utah Criminal History, UCJIS, ABC, AFIS and related systems.
• Advanced knowledge of BCI programs and activities.
• Experience presenting to groups.

Aufgaben

• Curriculum Design & Technical Instruction: Formulate and deliver structured training curricula on biometric capture, statutory reporting mandates, and record accuracy for law enforcement and related audiences.
• Multimodal Instructional Delivery: Facilitate on-site field workshops, remote video sessions, and self-paced digital learning modules for diverse audiences.
• Disposition Research & Repository Maintenance: Audit state criminal history files, investigate unresolved arrest records, retrieve missing dispositions, and update the UCH database per standards.
• Field Technical Assistance: Conduct on-site agency visits to review data entry workflows, troubleshoot fingerprint rejection rates, and implement improvements.
• Operational & Sectional Support: Assist AFIS leadership with special records-clearing initiatives, testing, and inter-departmental projects.

Kenntnisse

Utah Criminal History / UCJIS / AFIS /

BCI programs & activities

Instructing / presenting to groups

Jobbeschreibung

The Criminal Information Compliance Specialist at Utah Department of Public Safety (BCI AFIS Section) leads statewide educational initiatives, develops biometric capture training, and ensures accurate reporting within the Utah Criminal History (UCH) database.

The role conducts on-site workshops, remote sessions, and self-paced modules for law enforcement, judicial staff, and regulators, while performing record audits, disposition research, and data updates in line with state and federal