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Accident and Biomechanics Reconstruction Certificates:

      Accident Reconstruction, Toptec special topics, Pedestrian, Bicycles, Motorcycles, Tires, Brakes, Heavy Trucks and

    Human factors, SAE 2001

        Vehicle Safety Restraint Systems Performance, SAE 1999

        Seat Belts and Air Bags - types, designs, loading, time and movement of occupants, injury mechanics, dynamic

        response to loading and unlatching characteristics of belt latch types. Inspection post impact for belt use verification

      Air Bag Design and Performance, SAE 1997

        Driver side and passenger side air bag design, time to deploy, occupant position, loading duration and injury prevention.

        Live deployment demonstration of air bag system.

      Sensor Design for Automotive Air Bag Systems, SAE 1999

        Sensor types, vehicle placement, time response and application. Occupant position at time of activation and final

        deployment. Frontal and side impact applications.

      Brakes - Design and Safety, Accident causation, Commercial vehicles, ABS Systems, Stability, Component failure and

        Defects, SAE, 2002

      Truck Accident Litigation, Truck Litigation Resource, 2002

        Inspection, documentation and logs required by drivers and vehicle owners. Legal issues to properly defend parties

        subject to litigation.

      Injuries, Anatomy, Biomechanics, & Federal Regulations-SAE, 1996

        Federal regulations for the design of seat belts, air bags and crush into the occupant space. Injuries to internal organs,

        cervical, thorax and lumbar spine. Head face, eye and brain injury determination. Long bone, rib fractures, feet, arms and

        knee injuries. The use of padding and the prevention of hard contact zones predicted in the Biomechanics of the collision.

        Federal standards required for testing the vehicle and components' designs and compliance. Data bases available for Biomechanics

        analysis for low impact velocities and barrier impact testing using instrumental dummies.

      Low Speed Collision, Biomechanics & Whiplash-SAE, 1996

        Whiplash, permanent and temporary injures, soft tissue injures from low impact collisions. Analysis methods to determine

        injury thresholds from vehicle components and damage. Low impact collision demonstration, video demonstration of body

        movement.

      TEEX - (Texas A & M) Biomechanics for Traffic Accident Reconstruction, 1998

        Vehicular impacts mechanics, occupant movement within the vehicle, interior assessment of points of impact, data for injury

        evaluation based upon impact force and duration of time. Effect of restraints - air bags and seat belts in roll over, air bag deployment,

        time, position, and occupant movement. Post accident injury analysis from photos, x-rays, MRI data and autopsy reports.

      AAAM- (University of Maryland Medical School) Biomechanics of Impact Trauma, 1998

        Biomechanics analysis based upon impact trauma and vehicle design and performance to determine the injury mechanics of the

        human anatomy. Injury data from physical testing and computer modeling has been tabulated to provide thresholds of injury to

        the skeleton and the bodies internal organs, cervical injury due to whiplash, blunt trauma to the head, thorax and ribs cage, internal

        organs, face and eyes. Brain injuries caused from acceleration and impacts to the head can be determined and evaluated by

        engineering analysis and accident reconstruction based upon the vehicle collision, the vehicles' design, damage and injury mechanics.

      University of California School of Medicine, Accidental Injury: Biomechanics & Prevention, 1999

        Human anatomy and injury mechanics are combined to provide a Biomechanics analysis of automotive accidents. Injuries to the

        face, eyes, head, brain, cervical, thorax and lumbar spine are evaluated based upon physical data, human testing and instrumental

        dummies under impact simulation. Injury to internal organs, heart, liver, spleen and lungs are evaluated from cadaver tests and

        autopsy. Skeletal injuries to ribs, sternum, long bones, head, feet and ankles are tabulated for vehicle delta-velocity. Airbag and seat

        belt injury prevention mechanics and methods to determine use are provided for accident reconstruction.

      Biomechanics of Injury from Traffic Collisions-NIFS, 1997

        Injury mechanics of impact to the head, cervical spine and thorax, long bones and rib cage. Internal organ injuries, eye and facial

        injuries from impact and air bags. Torso injuries from seat belt loading and Delta-velocity vs. expected injuries. Vehicle impact

        and movement of occupants restrained and unrestrained. Safety belt function, performance, loading on impact, release mechanisms

        and belting material inspection for loading to determine use.

Florida Engineering and Construction Licensing Board Course Certificates:

      Crane Inspection and Certification Bureau “ Mobile Crane Management”, 1999

        Crane management including inspection and operations, training, qualifications, OSHA, and ANSI standards for mobile, derrick,

        track and truck cranes. The inspection and applications of wire rope, rigging, slings, personal protection equipment, signals,

        power lines and transporting/moving equipment. Calculations of load, equipment's load chart and outriggers' restrictions for

        tipping and mechanical limitations. The use of lift plans, hand signals, radios barriers and markers for compliance with OSHA safety.

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