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Duration
1 hour
Forensic Engineering Ethics:
2. Applying Principles Under Pressure
Building on the principles, evidence handling, and decision-making frameworks from Course 1, this session puts those foundations to work in real-world branching scenarios where every choice carries professional and legal weight.
Work through three forensic investigation cases; structural collapse, fire origin, and materials failure, making the same calls a practising engineer faces under client pressure, incomplete evidence, and legal scrutiny. The decisions you make here follow you all the way to the deposition room.
Work through three forensic investigation cases; structural collapse, fire origin, and materials failure, making the same calls a practising engineer faces under client pressure, incomplete evidence, and legal scrutiny. The decisions you make here follow you all the way to the deposition room.
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