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EXPERT INVESTIGATORS

We are experienced in applying the NFPA-921 scientific methodology to our fire and explosion investigations and other fire protection loss projects where systems fail to operate or operated inadvertently.

RESPECTED

While investigating and delivering the opinions and conclusions regarding a loss, we strive to prevent confirmational biases when determining the validity of factors that contributed to the loss.

TRUSTED

Fire Safety Consultants works within the guidelines of  NFPA-921 to gather and analyze the facts and data to develop hypothesizes that are thoroughly tested to determine if an expert opinion will withhold intense scrutiny.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can you tell me more about Fire Safety Consultants?

    Fire Safety Consultants conducts fire and life safety systems fire investigations for both commercial and residential properties. We take pleasure in offering high-quality origin fire investigations at affordable pricing. We have the required qualifications, and we believe we are among the best fire alarm and protection systems forensic engineering companies in the country. Our team collaborates closely with the law firms representing the client, insurance adjusters, emergency response teams, and we are known for our meticulous attention to detail and professional investigations. 


    Our goal is to respond quickly to investigation requests and to deliver thorough, ethical fire investigations based on the most up-to-date technological processes in the field of fire investigations at a reasonable cost to our clients. 


    Fire Safety Consultants offers cutting-edge fire prevention, protection, forensic engineering technology and consulting services. Our professionals can carry out site evaluations, loss prevention analyses, water supply tests,  


    Our team demonstrates integrity, objectivity and credibility, while investigating and delivering the best and most accurate results for each loss. 


    So please don't wait, give us a call today!


  • How long does a fire investigation take?

    A fire investigation can take anything from a few days to a many years, depending on the size of the fire, what is left after the fire, the loss of life or property, and if the case goes to trail. However, all fire investigations follow a similar pattern of recognizing the need to identify what factors contributed to the loss and identifying the problem, collecting facts and data, analyzing the data, developing hypotheses, testing hypotheses, and selecting final hypotheses that are the basis of conclusions.

  • What do fire investigators do?

    Once Fire Investigator Safety Consultants are retained on a case, we start collecting facts, data, and information related to the loss. The initial process can be as simple as reviewing fire department reports, fire alarm monitoring signals, fire protection systems maintenance, and test records. The volume of information can be overwhelming for significant loss cases if not handled within a well-established process. Reading through depositions and documenting all of the relevant case facts are all part of the collecting data phase, which is then used to develop and test the hypothesis of what went wrong that contributed to the loss. Opinions are then formed to be presented as part of the process to settle the case or used as the basis of expert testimony if the case goes to trial.

  • What are the main causes of fire losses?

    Most fires should be detected by fire alarms or fire and life safety systems where they are installed. Where water-based fire sprinkler systems or other fire suppression systems such as clean agents or carbon dioxide, the fire protection system should confine the fire to the area of origin. It's critical to investigate the causes of fire protection system failures to determine what went wrong to allow the fire to develop past the incipient stage and create the loss.


    Some of the common findings that Fire Safety Consultants has determined to contribute to the loss include.

    • Sprinkler valves were found to be shut at the time of the fire.
    • The fire alarm system did not activate.
    • The fire alarm monitoring company did not receive the alarm.
    • The fire damaged the system wiring disabling the alarm system.
    • The fire alarm and protection systems were not maintained as required by NFPA-72, The National Fire Alarm, and Signaling Code, and NFPA-25 Inspection and Testing of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems

  • What is the best way to contact Fire Safety Consultants ?

    We can be contacted by phone, email, or you can leave us a message through our website! You can call us at 732-751-0566, email at Carl@FireSafety-USA.com, or leave us a message by clicking on the “Contact Us” tab on our website.

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