When Audible Warning Alarms Cause Injury

fire alarm on the wall

In this webinar, Hawkins’ Managing Director of Acoustics, Ros Lambert-Porter, will define the characteristics of effective audible alarms and where they might fail, and how these failures can lead to catastrophic outcomes.

Investigation of Electric Shock Injuries

Hand touching with finger electric plasma in glass sphere.

Electrical Engineer Richard Heath will review the basic concepts of electric shocks, how they occur, and how electric shock personal injury cases are investigated.

Get a Grip: The Investigation of Pedestrian Slips & Falls

Watch your step sign sticker on the stairs at public area with a person walking up the stairs

Personal Injury Expert Dr Paul Lemon will look at the methods that should be used to investigate slipping incidents, and will consider the many pitfalls that can lead to incomplete or inaccurate slipping incident investigations.

Illicit Cultivation & Processing of Cannabis

Cannabis Plant

Ian will discuss methods used during the illicit cultivation of cannabis plants and subsequent processing of the crop and how such activities can lead to extensive property damage and danger to life.

Major Loss Fires

flames and smoke rise from burning farm building

Dr Richard Fletcher will discuss a case study on the investigation into the cause of a fire several years ago. The extensive building was severely damaged, and a significant portion had collapsed.

The Forensic Examination of Photovoltaic Systems

Fire Damaged Solar Panels on the Roof of a Residential Property

Join Forensic Fire Investigator, Nick Carey, as he explains the basics of photovoltaic installations, the electrical safety risks of fires scenes involving them, and typical faults/damage which can lead to fires or other failures.

Part 2: Factors Affecting Self-Heating & Self-Heating to Ignition

Bales of Hay Under a Canopy

Martin will be sharing details of real cases and looking at how science provides clues into this fascinating subject, including how different processes lead to devastating fires in commercial laundries and hay barns, as well as fires in domestic properties which can often caused be by tumble dryers.