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Have you met – Traci K. Campbell, P.E., CXLT – Senior Engineer? Ms. Campbell has over 20 years of experience investigating, analyzing, and testifying in matters involving a variety of forensic engineering issues. She is a leading expert in the following: industrial accident reconstruction and human factors; slip, trip, stumble and fall analysis; application of …

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During the holiday season, we once again express our sincere gratitude to our clients for their business, say thank you and send best wishes for a happy and safe holiday season to all. In honor of our clients and in support of our communities, we have made donations to the following organizations: United Way of …

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The drone services provided by Quality Forensic Engineering, LLC capture and document evidence that can be difficult to obtain or may disappear quickly. Our teams are available to rapidly respond ensuring vital information is preserved. Note the quality of this imagery when compared to other resources which may be available to you. Call the engineers …

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Collisions can happen for a variety of reasons, and can come in all shapes and sizes. The engineers at Quality Forensic Engineering, LLC have extensive experience investigating and analyzing a wide range of collision type cases. Contact us for your next case.

Ms. Gillander, CFO, uses over 25 years of finance, accounting, technology, and project management experience with Fortune 500 companies to run the operations of Quality Forensic Engineering, LLC.

Evidence is not always obvious and can be very subtle at times, such as fabric rub marks in some pedestrian impacts.  Be sure to gather all of the evidence so that the proper analysis can be done and the correct conclusions can be made.  Quality Forensic Engineering, LLC has the experts you can rely on …

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“The bathtub was too slippery”. How do you reconcile the slipperiness of a surface that, by nature and function, is inherently slippery? When is a slippery surface too slippery? Analysis of normal potentially slippery surfaces is complex and requires an expertise to understand the kinematics of an incident and how all the existing conditions played …

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Often times, conflicting testimony makes it difficult to establish how vehicles were positioned and moving before an accident. Was a turn initiated from the middle lane or the right lane? At Quality Forensic Engineering, LLC our engineers can help you look at the physical and geometric constraints to determine which starting positions could possibly result …

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Have you met – Brian G. Pfeifer, Ph.D., P.E., President/CEO? Dr. Pfeifer is an Engineering Expert with over 25 years of experience investigating thousands of cases involving a variety of forensic engineering issues. He is a leading expert in accident reconstruction, roadside safety, maintenance of traffic, commercial vehicle accidents, pedestrian accidents, bicycle accidents, and the …

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Heavy/commercial vehicles contain engines that are quite different from the typical passenger car engine. Along the same lines, heavy vehicle engines utilize an engine control module (ECM) which can record critical information regarding a collision. These ECMs are essentially a heavy vehicle’s version of a “black box” or air bag control module, as in, they …

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For incidents involving commercial vehicles, it is prudent to inspect and test the equipment located on the vehicle and the trailer in order to ensure that all the required equipment functions properly. Whether that involves testing vehicle lighting systems to ensure that they are functioning properly, or conducting measurements of the braking system performance of …

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