This course equips
the experienced investigator with a full complement
of skills to comprehensively analyze and reconstruct
almost any motor-vehicle accident. Building on
advanced techniques, students learn how to apply
their training to crashes involving pedestrians
and commercial vehicles and hit-and-runs, and to
preserve and interpret "black box" data.
An actual, staged vehicle crash module can be incorporated
in the course, depending on venue and availability
of vehicles.
80 hours 2 instructors
Cost
Contract Basis |
Tuition Basis-20
student minimum |
Call for pricing |
$750 |
Maximum number of students: 30
Prerequisite: Advanced Collision Investigation
(or equivalent)
Required of Student:
- 100% attendance
- hand-held scientific calculator
Course Outcome: Upon completion of this
course, the student will understand the principles
and theories of collision reconstruction investigation
and will be able to apply those principles when
investigating motor vehicle crashes.
Materials Provided:
- Course binder with resource materials,
presentation notes, classroom projects and
note paper
- CD ROM which includes student presentation
review & resource materials
"With the outdoor projects,
it helped put the classroom ideas to use
in the field. Would
definitely try to attend any courses offered-Excellent
job!"
Ray Poole, St. Mary's County, MD
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