EFI Global, Inc. training

This course will provide the student with basic knowledge and understanding regarding the principles and science of low-speed impact biomechanics.  The data collection and evidence preservation process will be detailed to provide the student understanding of the elements required for an accurate biomechanical analysis.  Legal issues and current research in the field will also be covered.

This course will provide the student with basic knowledge and understanding regarding the principles and science of vehicle accident reconstruction, The data collection and evidence preservation process will be detailed to provide the student understanding of the elements required for an accurate vehicle accident reconstruction.

This course will provide the student with basic knowledge and an understanding regarding the principles and science of vehicle accident reconstruction, event data recorders in vehicles and low-speed impact biomechanics. The data collection and evidence preservation process will be detailed to provide the student understanding of the elements required for an accurate vehicle accident reconstruction. Legal issues and current research in the field will also be covered.

This class will provide the claims adjuster with a basic overview of the information needed when investigating vehicle fire claims.

The students will learn the basic building components of structure from the foundation up to the peak of the roof and how the components are assembled during construction. The familiarization of building construction will give the new adjuster a reverse engineering perspective when analyzing a structure during the field-adjusting phase of the claims process. The knowledge of the integration of the building components will aid the adjuster in the fix or replace decisions during the claims handling process.

This class will present information on how to recognize the nature and extent of the distress or changed conditions associated with the most common types of construction defects and understand the contribution of design, installation and material factors. Additionally, the attendee will understand the process of documenting construction defects for potential claims.

This course will provide the student with basic knowledge of how to recognize the nature and extent of the distress or changed conditions associated with the most common types of construction defects, and understand the design-build process by which construction defects are produced including the contribution of design, installation and material factors.  Understand the process of documenting construction defects for potential claims.

The licensee will obtain knowledge of how to recognize and properly inspect structures for earthquake related damages to the extent necessary for handling CEA (California Earthquake Authority) claims.  Licensee will receive a certification valid for three years to allow adjusting of CEA claims in California.  This course is also designed for 8 hours of optional CE credit it other states.