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Our Entry-Level Investigator Training Program entails 2-3 months of on-the-job and virtual classroom training where we teach you everything you need to know to work as a private investigator and conduct covert surveillance.
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ABOUT OUR FULLY PAID TRAINING PROGRAM Our Entry-Level Investigator Training Program entails 2-3 months of on-the-job and virtual classroom training where we teach you everything you need to know to work as a private investigator and conduct covert surveillance.
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Apply now for our Entry-Level Investigator Training Program and launch your career as an Associate Field Surveillance Investigator ! What does aN ASSOCIATE FIELD Surveillance Investigator do.
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As an Associate Investigator at Ethos Risk Services, you will conduct covert surveillance (primarily from your vehicle), review files, communicate with our team of Operations Managers, and draft detailed case reports (via your laptop.
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Guidance and support to obtain your private investigator license (we pay your licensing fees!) Want to get paid to learn how to investigate fraud and conduct covert surveillance in the real world.
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Most investigations begin at 6AM and may require you to leave your home between 4-5AM to be at the surveillance location before sunrise. Ethos Risk Services is continuing to expand our industry leading FULLY PAID Investigator Training Program.
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Your job each day will be to find, monitor, track, and capture video evidence of surveillance targets. A high level of adaptability, strong attention to detail, and a high degree of patience as most surveillance cases require you to work 4-8 hour shifts from your vehicle.
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Additionally, as a trainee in the program, Ethos Risk will provide:Surveillance equipment (e.g., video cameras)Guidance and support to obtain your private investigator license (we pay your licensing fees.
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A willingness to commute up to 2 hours from your home to reach the surveillance location for your assigned cases (mileage is reimbursed) Surveillance equipment (e.g., video cameras) Ethos Risk is one of the largest and most well-respected fraud investigations businesses in the US. Join us in uncovering the facts, keeping insurance costs from rising, and serving our clients in a fully remote position.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionEthos Risk Services is continuing to expand our industry leading FULLY PAID Investigator Training Program! Ethos Risk Services: What drives usEthos Risk is one of the largest and most well-respected fraud investigations businesses in the US. Join us in uncovering the facts, keeping insurance costs from rising, and serving our clients in a fully remote position.
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Ready to kick-start and propel your career in a rapidly growing industry? If you think this position is a fit for what you are looking for, applying is a snap - just follow the instructions on this page.
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Ethos Risk Services is an equal opportunity employer that does not discriminate on the basis of religious creed, sex, national origin, race, veteran status, disability, age, marital status, color or sexual orientation or any other characteristic protected by law.
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A background check will be conducted, in accordance to the local state law and regulations. A well-maintained / reliable vehicle (preferably with tinted windows) At Ethos, you'll find more than just a job - you'll discover a purposeful career and a supportive team that celebrates high performers, values employees, and delivers results.
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This isn’t a desk job - being a Surveillance Investigator means you’ll have a career with excitement, travel, autonomy, and purpose. Opportunities for growth within the company via our Surveillance Investigator Promotion Track.
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What you’ll get:A dedicated position as a surveillance investigator on a full time basis. Ability to obtain a Private Investigator license in the state where work is performed – where applicable.
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