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To help you learn more about forensic investigations and improve your knowledge, CEP has created a series of free webinars geared towards professionals in the insurance industry.
Take a look below at our scheduling.
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Check out our past Tech Talks!
Property Tech Talk – Water Losses
January 19th, 2023 – 12 pm EST to 1 pm EST
Presented by Colin Allison, P.Eng., and Nicolas Geoffroy, P.Eng., Ph.D.
We’ve put together a series of 4 sessions to cover topics regarding the basics of property losses, and each session will focus on a particular topic. Topics such as water losses including component failures and sprinkler systems, building system failures from cladding to installation to damage and remediation, and fire investigations, along with a number of other topics will be covered. Our experts will be covering the basics of plumbing systems, failure types including freezing, corrosion, chemical issues, manufacturing defects and more.
*Continuing Education Credits are no longer available for this presentation in Alberta. Please contact us if you would like more information. By registering for our webinar, you are also agreeing to subscribe to our newsletter.
Collision Tech Talk – AR 101
February 2nd, 2023 – 12 pm EST to 1 pm EST
Presented by Mike Peck, P.Eng., and Kenneth Cowie, P.Eng.
We’ve put together a series of 4 sessions to cover topics including the basics of evidence collection and how we reconstruct a collision, to what data we can get from vehicles, to pedestrian, motorcycle and nighttime impacts, along with a number of other topics. Our experts will be covering evidence collection (including what is collected and how) and how it is used (from analysis of the evidence to animations and avoidance potential) to what EDRs are, and what information they collect.
*Continuing Education Credits are no longer available for this presentation in Alberta. Please contact us if you would like more information. By registering for our webinar, you are also agreeing to subscribe to our newsletter.
Property Tech Talk – Building Failures
February 16th, 2023 – 12 pm EST to 1 pm EST
Presented by Carla Ladner, P.Eng., and Patricia Fortier, P.Eng.
We’ve put together a series of 4 sessions to cover topics regarding the basics of property losses. Topics such as water losses including component failures and sprinkler systems, building system failures from cladding to installation to damage and remediation, and fire investigations, along with a number of other topics will be covered. Our experts will be covering wall assemblies, including cladding failures, installation issues, types of structural failures and damages, investigations into the cause of a failure and remediation considerations.
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Collision Tech Talk – Heavy Trucks
March 2nd, 2023 – 12 pm EST to 1 pm EST
Presented by Paul Gullekson, P.Eng., and Laurent Bernuy, P.Eng.
We’ve put together a series of 4 sessions to cover topics including the basics of evidence collection and how we reconstruct a collision, to what data we can get from vehicles, to pedestrian, motorcycle and nighttime impacts, along with a number of other topics. Our expert will be covering the major issues related to heavy truck collisions including accessing and interpreting the data, what data is available, how heavy truck collisions differ from other types of collisions and more.
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Property Tech Talk – Fire Investigation
March 16th, 2023 – 12 pm EST to 1 pm EST
Presented by Daniel Kabaroff, P.Eng., CFEI, and Charles LeBlanc, CFEI, CVFI, CFIS, CFSA
We’ve put together a series of 4 sessions to cover topics regarding the basics of property losses. Topics such as water losses including component failures and sprinkler systems, building system failures from cladding to installation to damage and remediation, and fire investigations, along with a number of other topics will be covered. Our experts will be covering the Origin and Cause investigations from start to finish. Exploring fire classification, electrical failures, types of residential fires (from cooking to balcony, HVAC and dryers) and potential subrogation avenues.
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Collision Tech Talk – Vulnerable Road Users and Nighttime Impacts
March 30th, 2023 – 12 pm EST to 1 pm EST
Presented by Andrew Happer, MBA, M.Eng., P.Eng., CFEI, and David Porter, M.Eng, P.Eng.
We’ve put together a series of 4 sessions to cover topics including the basics of evidence collection and how we reconstruct a collision, to what data we can get from vehicles, to pedestrian, motorcycle and nighttime impacts, along with a number of other topics. Our experts will be covering motorcycle collisions (including speed determination, visibility and EDRs), pedestrian and bicycle collisions, and various visibility considerations (obstructions, speeds, lighting, etc.).
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Property Tech Talk – Sprinkler Failures
April 13th, 2023 – 12 pm EST to 1 pm EST
Presented by Carly Cooke, P.Eng., CFEI, CVFI and Matthew Hopley, P.Eng.
We’ve put together a series of 4 sessions to cover topics regarding the basics of property losses. Topics such as water losses including component failures and sprinkler systems, building system failures from cladding to installation to damage and remediation, and fire investigations, along with a number of other topics will be covered. Our expert will be covering the basics of sprinkler failures, from the types and typical failure modes of each kind, to common defects, issues and more.
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Collision Tech Talk – Biomechanics and Injury
April 27th, 2023 – 12 pm EST to 1 pm EST
Presented by Rebecca Moss, M.Sc., P.Eng., CFEI
We’ve put together a series of 4 sessions to cover topics including the basics of evidence collection and how we reconstruct a collision, to what data we can get from vehicles, to pedestrian, motorcycle and nighttime impacts, along with a number of other topics. Our experts will be covering a variety of topics including low speed impacts, seatbelt assessments, slips, trips and falls, falls from heights and various other injuries they typically see.
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