12/12/2017

2017 Forensic Investigation Forum: Current Perspective on Property & Casualty Claims and Risk Mitigation

30 Forensic Engineering, Canada’s leading and fully-independent multi-disciplinary forensics firm, was pleased to host the 2017 Forensic InvestigationForum. Held at the state-of-the-art Advocates Society Education Centre in Toronto on November 20th — the well attended seminar brought together industry leaders and was designed to provide a current forensic engineering perspective on property and casualty claims and risk mitigation. In true 30 Forensic Engineering fashion, we thanked all of our seminar participants with a great networking cocktail reception at Joey Eaton Centre.

 

 

Attendees heard from the most sought-after, award winning, dynamic forensic experts and investigators for a concurrent education seminar on the following topics:

Behind the Wheel of Truck & Auto Investigations

What’s Driving The Future of Collision Reconstruction?  Understanding The Role of Biomechanics and Human Factors in Motor Vehicle Accidents

Speakers:

Jamie Catania, B.E.Sc., M.Eng., P.Eng

Senior Principal, Collision Reconstruction

 

 


Mark Fabbroni, B.A.Sc., M.A.Sc., P.Eng

Principal, Trucking Claims

 

 


Rob Parkinson, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D

Principal, Biomechanics and Personal Injury

 


Adam Campbell, B.Kin., Ph.D

Senior Associate, Human Factors

 

 

A Forensic Engineering View on Fire & Property Loss Investigations 

A Multidisciplinary Approach to Mitigate Risk & Expense on Property Files

Speakers:

Robert Sparling, B.Eng.Mgt., P.Eng

Principal, Material Failure

 

 



Jeff Reitsma, MBA, PMP, P.Eng

Practice Lead, Multdisciplinary Remediation

 

 


Tom Pepper, B.Eng., P.Eng

Practice Lead, Building and Fire Code

 

 



Dwight Francis, B.Sc., ME, PMP

Practice Lead, Fire and Electrical

 

 


Rashmiya Raviraj, B.A.Sc, CFEI, P.Eng

Intermediate Associate, Fire and Electrical

 

 


*Introductory remarks provided by Chris Giffin, B.A.Sc., P.Eng, CEO

 

 

 

30 Forensic Engineering