Multidisciplinary Assessments of Personal Injury Claims

30 Forensic Engineering, Canada’s leading and fully-independent multidisciplinary forensics firm continues its in-demand weekly webinar series with the 6th instalment in the popular curriculum. Join industry leading experts on Thursday, June 18th as they lead a discussion on: Multidisciplinary Assessments of Personal Injury Claims – Biomechanics, Building Code and Human Factors. This dynamic webinar will be of importance to industry professionals such as: insurance company personnel, risk managers, independent adjusters, legal community + more.

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Hear from top experts as they discuss the role of multidisciplinary investigations in injury claims. While many are familiar with the individual disciplines of building code, human factors assessments, or biomechanical investigations, the advantages of combining multiple disciplines in identifying technical issues associated with personal injury are less commonly discussed. We will bring real-world examples of where a multidisciplinary approach has been helpful in identifying technical issues involved in a loss. The conversation will also consider best practices when multiple disciplines are involved, to ensure you are achieving the maximum benefit from these investigations.

WEBINAR

Multidisciplinary Assessments of Personal Injury Claims –
Biomechanics, Building Code and Human Factors.

Date:
Thursday, June 18th, 2020

Time:
11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. EST

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If you have any questions, please email Colleen Heffernan: cheffernan@30fe.com

SPEAKERS

Rob Parkinson B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.
Vice President & Practice Lead
Biomechanics & Personal Injury
rparkinson@30fe.com

Adam Campbell B.Kin., Ph. D.
Practice Lead
Human Factors
acampbell@30fe.com

Tom Pepper B.Eng., CFEI, P.Eng.
Practice Lead
Building & Fire Code
tpepper@30fe.com

30 Forensic Seminar Series at a Glance
(click on webinar titles to register)

Thursday, May 14^th – 11:00am EST
Joint Examinations and Site Assessments During COVID-19

Thursday, May 21^st – 11:00am EST
Water Loss Investigations in Condo and Office Towers – Systems Overview and Failure Case Studies

Thursday, May 28^th – 11:00am EST
Collision Reconstruction Assessments of Suspected Fraudulent Claims

Thursday, June 4^th – 11:00am EST
Fire Losses from Start to Finish

Thursday, June 11^th – 11:00am
Soil-Structure Interaction – Losses Requiring Geotechnical and Structural Expertise

Thursday, June 18^th – 11:00am EST
Multidisciplinary Assessments of Personal Injury Claims – Biomechanics, Building Code and Human Factors

Thursday, June 25^th – 11:00am EST
How to Stop Building Envelope and Environmental Issues from Turning Small Losses into Big Losses

Thursday, July 9^th — 11:00am EST
Human Factors & Collision Reconstruction – Cover Your Bases in Liability Assessments

About 30 Forensic Engineering

30 Forensic Engineering is one of Canada’s largest and most respected multi-disciplinary forensic firms. Our core team of 70 professional engineers, experts, investigators, engineering technicians and support staff is enhanced through relationships with some of the top scientists, standard-makers and specialized consultants in North America serving a wide variety of industries including: Insurance, Manufacturing, Legal, Construction, Health Care, Commercial and Residential Property, Financial, Government, Hospitality, Mining, Renewable Energy and Transportation.

We provide world-class engineering and consulting expertise in:

Civil/Structural Failure
Building and Fire Code
Geotechnical and Mining
Biomechanics & Personal Injury
Human Factors
Collision Reconstruction
Transportation Safety
Renewable Energy
Environmental Health & Safety
Multi-disciplinary Remediation
Materials & Product Failure / Piping & HVAC
Fire / Electrical & Explosion investigations
Trucking