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Large Loss Investigations |
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What is a Large or Major Fire Loss? A major fire or explosion incident may include fatal fires, fires in high-rise buildings, incidents involving major damage to large complexes or multiple buildings, conflagrations involving large monetary loss, or fires resulting in large number of person injuries. While major incidents are not always large in size or magnitude, they do tend to be more complex. As a result, the primary goals in such circumstances are to preserve the evidence and to preserve the interests of the different parties involved. NFPA 921, Guide for Fire and Explosion Investigation, §27.1.1 |
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| Fire Investigator Ryan Cox photographs a $12 million dollar warehouse loss in Buenos Aires, Argentina. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Large loss fire scenes often require two separate and distinct functions, large loss fire investigation and Large Loss site management activities. The experts at Kodiak have worked at some of the largest large-loss fires in the United States. Kodiak is ready to provide the services necessary for a large-loss team approach to fit your needs.
Large Loss Fire Investigation
Large Loss Site Management |
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