Forensic Mechanical Engineer

Forensic Mechanical Engineer you will play a critical role in investigating mechanical system failures remotely, with travel to project sites within the Central US. Your expertise will be vital in identifying causes of mechanical failures and providing thorough analyses.

Key Responsibilities

• Inspect Loss Sites: Examine and document mechanical system failures on-site.
• Data Collection: Gather and analyze data at loss locations.
• Code Consultation: Review and apply relevant codes, standards, and regulations.
• Evidence Documentation: Record evidence and findings from investigations.
• Photography: Capture images of damages and evidence related to fires, explosions, and other losses.
• Testing and Analysis: Conduct tests and data acquisition in the field and laboratories.
• Failure Analysis: Perform detailed system failure analyses.
• Report Writing: Research and compose expert reports on findings.
• Witness Interviews: Interview witnesses, property owners, and building occupants.
• Court Testimony: Provide expert testimony in court cases related to investigated losses.
• Travel: Travel to various project sites as necessary.

Required Skills and Knowledge

Requirements

Required Skills and Knowledge

• Scientific Method: Strong understanding and application of the scientific method in investigations.
• NFPA 1033: Stay updated with the requisite knowledge for fire investigations.
• Site Navigation: Ability to navigate fire and explosion scenes, including climbing and using ladders.
• PPE Certifications: Obtain and maintain necessary personal protective equipment certifications.
• Analytical Skills: Analyze loss sites and identify possible failures.
• Mechanical Systems: Proficient knowledge of mechanical systems.

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor's degree in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering.
• Professional Registration: Professional Engineering Registration.
• Experience: 4-6 years of relevant fire loss investigative experience preferred.
• Located in the Central U.S. or open to relocation there.
• Willing for heavy travel

Join us and contribute your expertise to impactful investigations across the Central US. Apply today to be a part of our team.