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14:34 Jun 23, 2014 |
English to Dutch translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / police officers | |||||||
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3 | medewerker forensische fotografie / politiefotograaf |
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medewerker forensische fotografie / politiefotograaf Explanation: Twee suggesties. Wat achtergrond over deze positie kun je vinden op Linkedin: "I was employed by XXXX Police as an Imaging Officer, working shifts and ‘On Call’. My primary duties were to provide high quality imaging and multi-media services as required to XXXX Police and other law enforcement agencies to aid in the detection of crime and crime prevention. This work involved taking and preparing images of crime scenes such as murders and post mortems and gathering evidential images of offences and offenders in public order situations such as the XXXX Riots of 2001, football matches and public demonstrations, or via methods of covert surveillance. I was required to produce videos, eye catching images and multi-media publications for briefing, information, exhibition and press purposes and producing electronic presentation of evidence packages for Court. I also developed and presented lectures and training packages on photographic and video techniques to employees, other Police Forces and external agencies. I had to exhibit and demonstrate the services provided by the Force’s Imaging Unit." Dit lijkt me in het Nederlands gewoon een politiefotograaf, maar wellicht kun je het, in navolging van onderstaande link, een wat professionelere naam geven. https://www.politieacademie.nl/onderwijs/Onderwijsaanbod/Pages/opleiding.aspx?code=9301974&interessegebied=6&thema=52 |
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