Responsible for determining the origin and cause of fires, collecting evidence, and preparing detailed reports to
support legal proceedings including but not limited to:
Conduct methodical scene examinations by excavating and reconstructing the area to identify a fire’s point of origin and ignition source.
Collect, preserve, and document all physical evidence, maintaining a strict chain of custody for items sent for laboratory analysis.
Interview firefighters, property owners, and witnesses to gather information and establish a timeline of the incident.
Prepare detailed investigative reports that outline the methodology, findings, and professional conclusions on the fire’s cause.
Provide expert testimony in legal proceedings, presenting objective findings to be used in criminal or civil court cases.
Analyze the application of fire codes, building construction, and systems performance in relation to the incident.
Coordinate investigative efforts with law enforcement, insurance companies, and other agencies to ensure a thorough and collaborative process.
Maintain current knowledge of fire science, investigative techniques, and technology to ensure proficiency.
A qualified candidate will possess the requisite knowledge and education required by NFPA 1033 and possess at minimum a current NAFI-CFEI Certification and be able to obtain the IAAI-CFI Certification within one year of employment.
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Location
Saint Louis
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