Mohammad Shehadeh is a Structural Engineer specializing in forensic structural investigations, building assessments, and the design and rehabilitation of structural systems. His experience includes the analysis and design of wood, steel, and concrete structures, fire separation design, and building code compliance reviews. Mohammad conducts detailed evaluations of structural and environmental failures, providing practical engineering solutions for a wide range of building types. His work involves all stages of an investigation, from assessing existing conditions and determining causes of failure to developing effective repair and rehabilitation recommendations.

Alexa is a Mechanical Engineer, Certified Fire and Explosion Investigator and Certified Vehicle Fire Investigator. She has a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Waterloo and a Master’s degree in mechanical and industrial engineering from the University of Toronto. She has attended and investigated over 300 fire scenes, including over 150 vehicle fires.

Michelle specializes in all types of vehicle and equipment fire investigations, including failure analysis, as well as product liability, residential and commercial appliances. She has experience investigating vehicle and equipment losses in all industries including construction, agriculture, transportation, forestry and passenger vehicles. Prior to entering the field of forensic engineering, Michelle performed mechanical engineering tests and evaluations for Ford Canada and was an equipment engineer for Samsung Austin Semiconductor.