In northern Canada, temperatures can drop to -50°C during the winter months. The extreme cold presents Fire Investigators and Claims Adjusters with additional challenges that can seriously impact the administration of a claim. Scenes are more difficult to access, investigations take longer to complete, are more costly, and often require special equipment. These are just some of the variables that adjusters and lawyers need to be aware of when securing a scene, during the investigation and while subrogating losses in sub-zero environments.
In this webinar, we will be discussing:
All Attendees Will Receive a Completion Certificate
Accredited in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Ken Swan, MESC-CFEI, CVFI, CFEI, CFII
Accepted as an expert witness in criminal and civil courts and in arbitration hearings, Ken specializes in structural fires and explosions. He has conducted more than 2,800 fire and explosion investigations, and has participated in over 350 tests relating to fire investigation and fire and smoke migration. His professional experience includes 21 years as a police officer, 10 years with the Office of the Fire Commissioner of Manitoba and 15 years with the St. Andrews Fire Department.
George Costandi
Our discussion will be moderated by George Costandi. George leads marketing and sales at Origin and Cause. He is responsible for the development and implementation of the organization’s marketing and sales strategies. He also acts as a liaison between clients and internal operational staff, ensuring that the highest standard of client relations and product quality is delivered to our business partners.
