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Who have been on the courses:

• Avon Fire Brigade 
• British Airports Authority Fire Service - Heathrow
• British Airways
• Buckinghamshire Fire& Rescue 
• Chrysler UK
• Cleveland Fire Service
• Cumbria Police (SOCO)
• D & G Cars, Essex
• Defence Fire Service
• DETR (Vehicle Inspectorate)
• Dorset Police (CIU) - SOCO
• DSTL
• East Sussex Fire Brigade
• Eberspächer UK
• Edge Anderson - Ireland
• Fiat GB
• Forensic Science (Lambeth)
• GMP Police
• Hereford & Worcester Fire Service
• Hertfordshire Constabulary - SOCO 
• Iron Trades Insurance
• Isle of Wight Fire & Rescue Service
• Keith Borer 
• Kent Police
• Lancashire Police
• Langley Vale Recovery
• London Government Chemist
• Mclarens Toplis
• Mercedes
• NCEC
• Norfolk Police (SOCO & Traffic)
• Redhill Aerodrome Fire Service
• Renault
• Royal Ulster Constabulary (SOCO & Traffic Department)
• Strathclyde University
• Surrey Police (SOCO & CIU)
• Sussex Police (SOCO, Gatwick Airport Division & CIU)
• Thames Valley Police
• The Forensic Science Service of Northern Ireland
• Toyota Europe
• Toyota GB
• VOSA
• West Midlands Travel

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Vehicle Fire Investigation Courses

The aim of this one day course: To develop the skills needed to investigate vehicles involved in fire incidents.  This course will be of particular interest to Police Officers of the Collision/Accident Investigation Department, Vehicle Examiners, Forensic Science Officers, Fire Officers, SOCO’s, Insurance Investigators and Assessors and Vehicle Inspectors Accredited by The Institution of Fire Engineers Next course 6th November 2008
	...what evidence can be obtained by witnesses?
Areas covered: Arson methods Causes of fires in road vehicles Low voltage electricity Flash points and auto ignition temperatures of various products used in motor vehicles Static electricity Impact   The practical approach to investigation Determining the fire temperature. What should be considered in ascertaining the cause of fire. The Role of the Fire Service. Risk Assessments for the Investigator   The process: ·         Presentations on the chemistry and causes of fire. ·         Interactive group discussion on vehicle fires and their possible causes including case studies of previous fatal road accidents that have occurred.   followed by: Practical fire scenarios on fire spread, the chemistry of fire and flash points covering – petrol, diesel, brake fluid, liquefied petroleum gas, etc.  Extinguishing methods. Fire investigation on vehicles that have been involved in fire both accidental and deliberate. Reviews and presentations by groups.
	Methods of extinguishing, evidence protection and the difficulty of gaining information from witnesses. Surrey Police and Toyota Europe in BA.
	The methodical approach to investigation
	Studying temperatures and fire behaviour
	The review process
	LGV to Motor cycle fires
Costs: £375 per person – maximum of 12 delegates per course (£75 discount for Forensic Science Society, IFE, IRTE/SOE and IAATI members)  7 hours CPD for IFE To include: All instruction and handouts Lunch Venue VAT at the standard rate is not included.

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