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Court-appointed fire examination
A court-ordered examination of origin, cause, fire development mechanism and consistency between case materials and technical signs.
from RUB 90 000
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Fire examination services
Examinations for court, insurers, owners, tenants, contractors or checking another expert’s findings.
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Establishing the cause of a fire
Analysis of possible causes: electrical faults, careless handling of fire, heat exposure, arson and equipment.
from RUB 80,000
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Identifying the fire origin
Examination of burn patterns, direction of thermal exposure, damage to structures and materials, and object layout.
from RUB 75,000
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Electrical cause of a fire
Testing hypotheses of short circuit, overload or abnormal operation of the electrical installation, household appliances or industrial equipment.
from RUB 85 000
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Vehicle fire
Investigation of vehicle ignition causes, the engine compartment, wiring, fuel system, and effects of a road collision or repair.
from RUB 70 000
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Fire alarms and automatic systems
Analysis of the condition, design, installation and activation of automatic fire alarms, evacuation warning and control systems, alert systems, maintenance logs and as-built documents.
from RUB 65,000
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Property fire safety
Examination of circumstances involving evacuation, fire barriers, protection systems, documentation and safety requirements.
from RUB 65,000
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Post-fire inspection
Inspection, photographic recording, damage analysis and an opinion for court, insurance, the owner or negotiations.
from RUB 70 000
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Review of a fire examination report
Checking methodology, source data, completeness of examination, reasoning, questions for the expert and consistency with case materials.
from RUB 60,000
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Consultation
Send fire-related documents for a preliminary assessment
Describe the circumstances and attach photographs, an official decision or certificate, EMERCOM materials, insurance documents, a court order or another expert’s report. Reviewing them will help define the type of work, timeframe and cost.
- a court-appointed examination under a court order;
- pre-trial specialist opinion;
- a review of another expert’s report;
- analysis of the fire cause, origin and proposed fire development scenario.