CSI Job Description: Being a Crime Scene Investigator is very hard work but can come with reward if the time is put in. The ideal definition of a CSI is one who is professionally trained to collect, preserve, and process evidence at the scene (CSI Job Description, 2015). On a daily, CSI’s work in office processing evidence or writing up autopsy reports but occasionally when a scene needs to be investigator, they work at the scene. At the scene of the crime, CSI’s use three steps to their approach: Scene Recognition, Scene Documentation, and Evidence Collection (CSI Job Description, 2015). As you can see, the daily job of a Crime Scene Investigator is complicated.

CSI Education and Training: CSI’s are trained and educated professionals