Material handling can be a dangerous task and it takes skill and cooperation from everyone involved to ensure a safe operating environment. Fortunately, we are seeing more advanced technology being implemented and used to eliminate the human error element. Once example of this is the use of automatically detectable Safety Zones. Devices mounted on material handling …
Have you met? – Patrick Weber – Forensic Technician Mr. Weber is a Forensic Technician with 55 plus years of law enforcement and accident reconstruction experience who specializes in accident site preservation and documentation. He is experienced in providing engineering support in the areas of accident/incident analysis, analysis of police photos and surveillance videos through …
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Have an intersection collision? The engineers at Quality Forensic Engineering, LLC are skilled in interpreting and evaluating light timing sequences for traffic signals to help you better understand which vehicle had the green light.
This summer season, we once again express our sincere gratitude to our clients for their business and say thank you by honoring them and supporting our communities through donations to the following organizations: Second Harvest of the Big Bend Feeding Northeast Florida Elder Care Services
Contaminants, such as water or oils, are well-known to compromise the available slip resistance on walkway surfaces. Here in Florida, due to our high humidity and consistent afternoon rain showers, we also see algae build up on walkway surfaces. This contaminant can have a slimy texture and can greatly reduce available slip resistance even on …
Rollover collisions can certainly add an extra layer of complexity to a reconstruction. The engineers at Quality Forensic Engineering, LLC utilize the latest technology, as well as 25+ years of engineering experience, to help our clients with complex cases.
If your case depended on convincing a jury what the action of this vehicle was at moment of impact, are there enough clues/evidence in examining the damage to prove, conclusively, that it was moving or stationary when struck? Identifying and accurately documenting the fine intricacies and differences of contact damage vs induced damage from minute …
