VU21091 Apply basic scientific principles within an incident scene investigation colleagues Relevant people may • include: experts, such as: • forensic examiners o client • scientists o law enforcement • personnel technologist o Insurance OHS representatives • o company case planners • manager advisors • insurance claimant • consultants • management • regulators • Fundamentals of mathematics, including: mathematics may algebra o to: geometry, such as the calculation of angles o branches of complex calculations, such as the calculation of ratios o • objects Incident scene • measurements may heights • include: length • floor plans • • volume • Conclusions may be: insurance based on analysis of evidence and data • prosecution hypothesis based on analysis of evidence and data • defence hypothesis based on analysis of evidence and data • Handled may refer to: collecting • storing • transporting • disposing • preserving •
VU21091 Apply basic scientific principles within an incident scene investigation Relevant people may include: • client • law enforcement personnel • Insurance company case manager • insurance claimant • management • colleagues • experts, such as: o forensic examiners o scientists o technologist o OHS representatives • planners • advisors • consultants • regulators Fundamentals of mathematics may to: • branches of mathematics, including: o algebra o geometry, such as the calculation of angles o complex calculations, such as the calculation of ratios Incident scene measurements may include: • floor plans • objects • heights • length • • volume Conclusions may be: • insurance based on analysis of evidence and data • prosecution hypothesis based on analysis of evidence and data • defence hypothesis based on analysis of evidence and data Handled may refer to: • collecting • storing • transporting • disposing • preserving
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