IAAI Motor Vehicle Fire Investigation (3-day Class) Announcement in October
Motor Vehicle Fire Investigation (Three-Day)
October 14 - 16, 2020
Classes start promptly at 8am:
Middlesex County Fire Academy
101 Fire Academy Drive
Sayreville, NJ 08872
The IAAI Motor Vehicle Fire Investigation 3 day course consists of 24 hours of tested instruction in determining origin and cause of motor vehicle fires, and culminates in an investigation of a live burn vehicle fire scenario. Based on Chapter 27 of NFPA 921, topics will include vehicle investigation safety, fuel packages, ignition sources, and vehicle systems and identification. Included in the instruction is a live electrical demonstration showing how fuses, fusible links and relays work, as well as real time failure such as overload and shorts. Utilizing the team concept, students will have the opportunity to investigate a live burn, construct a report, and present their findings to the class. the IAAI Motor Vehicle Fire Investigation 3 day course satisfies the Specialist Training Requirement of the IAAI Motor Vehicle Fire Credential Endorsement program.
CFITrainer.Net® Module Prerequisites:
Motor Vehicles: The Engine and the Ignition, Electrical and Fuel Systems
Motor Vehicles: The Transmission, Exhaust, Brakes and Accessory System
Investigating Motor Vehicle Fires
Registration Fees:
IAAI Member $545
Non-Member $815
Payment/purchase order must be received five days after registration.
Class size is limited: no refunds.
Questions? IAAI-Training@firearson.com
All IAAI offerings are subject to cancellation or changes
COVID precautions will be followed: Must enter through front door only, temperatures will be taken, masks will be worn at all times inside building, and social distancing practices will be followed at all times.
2021 Edition of NFPA 921
The 2021 edition marks some of the most substantial changes since the original publication of the document.
The Guide for Fire and Explosion Investigations offers the most complete and relevant industry information and practices. The publication features full-color images that convey core concepts and examples to provide you with deeper insight into fundamental investigation methodologies.
Notable changes in the 2021 edition include:
-Relocation of fire pattern text found throughout NFPA 921 into Chapter 6
-Restructured and rewritten Chapter 6, including the combination of fire patterns and arc-mapping as a single process of origin determination to account for the reclassification of arc mapping as a form of fire pattern analysis
-Deletion of Chapter 20, Classification of Fire Cause, and addition to Chapter 19, Fire Cause Determination, directing investigators to other standards should they need to classify the fire cause
-Revision and addition of text covering ignitable liquid detection canines (IGL canines) including training and certification
-Revised Chapter 14, Sources of Information, and substantial rewrite in relation to non-scene data
Access Link for NFPA 921 2021 Edition
IAAI'S- INTERNATIONAL TRAINING CONFERENCE IS COMING TO
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
APRIL 18-23, 2021
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