Brett Campbell
M.A.Sc., P.Eng. | Senior Forensic Engineer
Specialties: Collision Reconstruction | Biomechanical Engineering & Injury
GENERAL INFORMATION
Brett Campbell graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Calgary and a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering (Biomechanics) from the University of Waterloo. Prior to joining CEP, Brett worked for various forensic engineering companies for seven years before launching his own forensic investigation company, Campbell Forensics, in 2016.
EXPERTISE
As a forensic engineer in collision reconstruction and injury biomechanics, Brett investigates the factors influencing automotive collisions and biomechanics of human injury. He has extensive experience in collision reconstruction, occupant kinematics, injury causation, as well as injury risk and tolerance. His work with CEP also includes the analysis of injury preventing and mitigating effects of seatbelts, airbag deployment, and helmets.
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE
- Collision Reconstruction
- Vehicle and Scene Examinations
- Fraud Investigation and Damage Consistency
- Event Data Recorder Investigation
- Speed Determination
- Collision Severity
- Vehicle Dynamics and Behaviour
- Distance-time Analysis
- Collision Avoidance Analysis
- Pedestrian & Cyclist Collisions
- PC-Crash collision simulations
- Injury Biomechanics
- Occupant Kinematics
- Low Speed Collisions
- Whiplash
- Injury Causation and Risk Assessment
- Seatbelt Use and Airbag Assessment and Effectiveness
- Concussion and Head Injuries
- Helmet Effectiveness
- Analysis of Pre-existing Injuries
- Driver Identification