In this episode, I share from a blog written by John Holecek back in September 2013. He cover the differences in hydronic systems vs thermal oil systems and the common hazards. He covers a case study where hot tar was ejected and injured a worker.

In this episode, I share from a blog on Airbag Control Modules (ACM). How do you access them? What do they show? How can you protect your car and you data? Do we need to worry about others stealing information?

In this episode, we uncover how a lightning strike two days prior to a gas explosion was linked to the cause of the incident. Electrical arcing between the iron and copper pipes melted part of the copper pipe cause gas to leak into the home’s craw space. The water heaters cycling created the spark to set off this explosion.

In this episode, I share a blog post describing a case where a person tripped and fell on a parking lot wheel stop. The fall could have been easily prevented if the apartment complex’s management had adhered to recognized safety standards by inspecting the property with an interest in preventing pedestrian falls.

In this episode, I share a blog written by Jeff Warren detailing two incidents involving the use of, or lack there of, machine safe guards. We discuss serious cases with injuries including two different fatalities. Lack of machine guarding and improper control of hazardous energy are the top two causes of workplace accidents.

In this episode, I share about NFPA 921 and helped define Arc Mapping. This was a case study of a residential house fire that was believed to have started in the attic by the fire department. The fire patterns did not support that.

I’m this episode, I share a blog from May 28th, 2013 where our expert was involved in investigating an incident where a a tractor trailer’s cargo, the trailers leaking fuel all ended up in the river. This article follows the process used during the investigation to uncover the truth.

In this episode, I share a blog from May 23, 2013 detailing a single vehicle crash where Warren was asked to determine if the airbag malfunctioned and to recreate this crash. The diagram created helps to reconstruct the sequence of events in order to model the crash of this van.

In this episode, I share from a blog written by John Holecek on May 20, 2013. Very interesting case study of an investigation on a yacht where the fire suppression system failed to activate when the incident occurred on the engine room.

In this podcast, I share a blog from May 6th 2013 where our fire investigator uncovered the truth. His findings pointed to the fact that restaurant towels spontaneously combusted and caught fire. These findings were made clear based on the fact found at the scene and interviews of folks who responded and noticed the fire.