Step One - Firstly, the FOA must carry out an initial assessment of the crime scene, dealing with any medical emergencies and assessing risk to life., Step Two - An FAO would then put up cordons. Anyone present at the scene - witnesses or suspects must be kept separate., Step Three - Once placing a cordon, the FAO must seal off the crime scene. They must ensure all vital pieces of evidence are protected from elements/people. For example, it it rains., Step Four - Fourthly, if medical help has been called, the FAO must apply first aid to anyone that requires it and record any changes that happen. For example, if a victim moves location to receive that help., Step Five - Once the scene is secure and victims have received help, the FAO must establish a common approach path with a single entrance and exit for everyone who will arrive at the scene. This reduced the threat of contamination., Step Six - The penultimate step is when the FOA must start a log which records all individuals who have crossed the barrier and the times at which they enter and exit the crime scene., Step Seven - Finally, when the CSI's arrive, the FAO will share any relevant information he or she has gained with them. All individuals who enter the scene should wear PPE at this stage.,

Role of an FAO

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