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Vacant and Abandoned Buildings: Hazards and Solutions

The newest online program on CFITrainer.net, Vacant and Abandoned Buildings: Hazards and Solutions, is now available as the featured module. This module provides an overview on how structures can transition from being occupied to becoming vacant and eventually abandoned. It provides investigators with information on how to determine property ownership, an awareness of the special hazards posed by vacant and abandoned buildings and the challenges of conducting a safe and successful investigation.

View this program by logging on to CFITrainer.net and selecting Vacant and Abandoned Buildings: Hazards and Solutions in the featured programs section. Other programs on the site include: Managing Complex Fire Scene Investigations, Investigating Fatal Fires, Understanding Fire Through the Candle Experiments, Documenting the Event, Physical Evidence at the Fire Scene, Introduction to Evidence, Critical Thinking Solves Cases, Fire Dynamics Calculations, Insurance and the Fire Investigation, Investigating Motor Vehicle Fires, Fire Investigator Scene Safety, An Analysis of the Station Nightclub Fire, The Scientific Method for Fire and Explosion Investigation, Digital Photography and the Fire Investigator, Ethics and the Fire Investigator, MagneTek: A Case Study in the Daubert Challenge and Introduction to Fire Dynamics and Modeling.

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