The Rhode Island Chapter of the IAAI presents:

Practical Aspects of Fire Investigation

This 34-hour hands-on tested course is designed to expand the fire investigators practical knowledge of processing the fire

scene from inception to prosecution. The student and his/her team will investigate a fire

scene and prepare a comprehensive report with supporting scene documentation that will withstand courtroom scrutiny. Practical and classroom topics will be taught to reflect the 16 JPR’s of NFPA 1033 and in accordance to the Guide For Fire & Explosion Investigation (NFPA 921). Additional classroom topics of concentration will include: Photography, Electrical Failure Analysis, Plotting Calcination using Excel spreadsheets, Flame Vector Analysis and Origin Matrix.

SEMINAR INFORMATION Dates: May 22nd-26th, 2017

Time: 7:30am-5:00pm Members: $350

Non-Members: $385

*Breakfast and Lunch will be provided*

LOCATION Union Fire District 131 Asa Pond Rd

Wakefield, RI 02879

WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS

WORKSHOP? Law Enforcement Officers, assigned to fire scene investigations & Fire Investigators (public & private) having a minimum of 32 classroom hours in fire investigation or FIT/CFEI certifications.

REGISTRATION Register Online in Group Spaces via

Invitation or Request Invite at http://groupspaces.com/riiaai/

Mail Check or Purchase Order and Attached Form to:

RI Chapter IAAI c/o Chris Hiener 131 Asa Pond Rd

Wakefield, RI 02879 Fax #: 401-789-8750

Registration Deadline May 8th

***Payment must be received by May 15th 2017 ***

Class Size: 24 Students

SCHEDULE

Monday-Thursday 7:30-8:00am Registration /Breakfast 8:00am-5:00pm Classroom/Fire scene dig out & documentation

Friday- May 26th

7:30-8:00am Registration /Breakfast* 8:00-1200pm- Case Presentations & Final Exam

Featured Presenter THOMAS M. SING IAAI-CFI, CFEI, IAMI-CMI, CVFI

Sr. Fire Investigator, Quest Fire Analysis, Beorne, TX Mr. Sing holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Fire Arson & Explosion Investigation, with a minor in Fire & Safety Engineering Technology through Eastern Kentucky University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice through Sam Houston State University. Mr. Sing will be presenting a hands-on module on calcination plotting and vector analysis where students will conduct a calcination analysis in a burn cell and plot and interpret the results using Excel spreadsheets.

SPECIAL THANKS TO:

RI Chapter IAAI 131 Asa Pond Rd

Wakefield, RI 02879

Practical Aspects of Fire

Investigation

May 22nd-26th, 2017

Sponsored by: RI IAAI

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