U.S. Forensic

Investigator

• Conduct independent fire and explosion Origin and Cause investigations in accordance with NFPA 921 and industry best practices
• Examine fire scenes, collect and preserve evidence, and document findings through photographs, sketches, and notes
• Analyze fire dynamics, burn patterns, electrical systems, and mechanical components
• Prepare clear, defensible, and well-supported investigative reports
• Collaborate with engineers, forensic experts, attorneys, and claims professionals
• Maintain the chain of customer documentation and ensure evidence integrity
• Travel to investigative sites as needed, including after-hours or on-call responses
• Stay current with industry standards, codes, litigation trends, and continuing education requirements
• Manage multiple active cases and meet utilization expectations
• Travel regularly 2–3 times per week, including responses up to 6 hours from home, with occasional extended travel
• Perform other duties as assigned

Forensic Fire Investigator

Civil Engineer

• Conduct detailed forensic investigations of structural failures, collapses, and construction defects
• Perform site inspections and gather relevant data to support forensic analysis
• Utilize engineering principles and practices to analyze and assess structural issues
• Prepare clear and concise technical reports outlining findings and conclusions
• Provide expert testimony in legal proceedings when required
• Stay current with industry trends, codes, and standards related to structural engineering
• Perform other duties as assigned

Forensic Fire Investigator

Forensic Structural Engineer, PE