With Salaries Up to BRL 10,000, New Public Competition Offers 234 Positions at Different Education Levels

Written by Roberta Souza Published on 09/12/2024 at 22:00

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The New Selection Process in RS Offers Opportunities at Various Levels of Education Aimed at Strengthening Public Security in the State

The General Institute of Expert Services of Rio Grande do Sul (IGP RS) is just a few steps away from launching its long-awaited public competition. With the publication of Portaria IGP No. 139/2024, the organizing committee has been officially formed, marking an important advancement in the selection process. The competition aims to fill 234 positions distributed among the roles of Criminal Expert, Medical-Legal Expert, Forensic Technician, and Latent Fingerprint Examiner.

Main Positions and Requirements

The IGP RS competition is expected to provide opportunities for candidates with both high school and higher education qualifications. The roles included have specific requirements:

Criminal Expert: requires higher education in fields such as Chemistry, Biology, or Engineering.
Medical-Legal Expert: requires a degree in Medicine.
Forensic Technician: is intended for candidates with high school or technical education in related fields.
Latent Fingerprint Examiner: requires a complete higher education and offers an initial salary of R$ 8,587.25.

Compensation varies depending on the position and work schedule, possibly exceeding R$ 10,000 for Criminal Expert and Medical-Legal Expert.

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Role of IGP RS in Public Security

The General Institute of Expert Services is one of the pillars of public security in the state. Responsible for criminal investigations, the agency carries out essential activities such as crime scene analysis, body identification, laboratory examinations, and technical report issuance.

Headquartered in Porto Alegre and with units spread throughout Rio Grande do Sul, the IGP works in partnership with the Public Security Secretariat (SSP), ensuring that investigative processes are transitional with scientific results. This competition reinforces the agency’s commitment to maintaining excellence in the fight against crime.

THERE IS STILL NO OFFICIAL NOTICE PUBLISHED, BUT IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU START PREPARING FOR THE COMPETITION!

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