Traffic Crash Reconstruction Training

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to Add to Calendar 2023-10-02 08:00:00 2023-12-08 16:00:00 Traffic Crash Reconstruction Training                                                                                       The course is set up in three 40-hour blocks. CURRICULUM:  This course will expand on the crash investigation curriculum taught during basic academy instruction.   This course is taught in three 1-week sessions, each building upon the last.  To progress through the course, students will be required to score a minimum of 70% on the assessment given at the end of each session. Week 1:  focuses on the beginning of the accident reconstruction process, evidentiary requirements from the    scene and vehicle, and basic accident reconstruction formulas. Week 2: focuses on the Conservation of Linear Momentum and the concept of Time / Distance analysis. Week 3:  introduces airborne, spin, and critical speed yaw.  Actual cases will be reviewed and reconstructed. CLASS DATES AND LOCATION: Classes are scheduled 0800 to 1600 hours daily, Monday through Thursday. The classes will be located at the Glendale Training Facility: 11550 W. Glendale Ave, Glendale AZ 85307. Week 1: October 2 to 6, 2023 Week 2: November 6 to 10, 2023 Week 3: December 4 to 8, 2023 You must be available for all three weeks to sign up for this course.   REGISTRATION: Registration is on a first come first served basis via email to [email protected] OUT OF TOWN STUDENTS: Student travel and lodging arrangements are the responsibility of the student’s agency. Reimbursement is not available for these courses. CLASS ATTIRE AND RESOURCES: Attire: Business Casual Required Equipment: 1. Traffic Crash Template (IPTM Blue Blitz or Northwestern Traffic Template) 2. Scientific Calculator: Texas Instruments TI-30Xa or equivalent (please be sure you know how to use it) 3. 360 Degree Protractor 4. Colored Pencils   Suggested Equipment: A pen/pencil and notebook or electronic note-taking device is highly recommended.  A blank jump drive is recommended for downloading any additional class materials. This course has been determined to qualify for AZPOST continuing training credit. INFORMATION: For additional information please contact Ken Strohmeyer at [email protected]. Location Agency Platform - Standard [email protected] America/Phoenix public
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                                                                                      The course is set up in three 40-hour blocks.

CURRICULUM:  This course will expand on the crash investigation curriculum taught during basic academy instruction.   This course is taught in three 1-week sessions, each building upon the last.  To progress through the course, students will be required to score a minimum of 70% on the assessment given at the end of each session.

Week 1:  focuses on the beginning of the accident reconstruction process, evidentiary requirements from the    scene and vehicle, and basic accident reconstruction formulas.

Week 2: focuses on the Conservation of Linear Momentum and the concept of Time / Distance analysis.

Week 3:  introduces airborne, spin, and critical speed yaw.  Actual cases will be reviewed and reconstructed.

CLASS DATES AND LOCATION: Classes are scheduled 0800 to 1600 hours daily, Monday through Thursday. The classes will be located at the Glendale Training Facility: 11550 W. Glendale Ave, Glendale AZ 85307.

Week 1: October 2 to 6, 2023

Week 2: November 6 to 10, 2023

Week 3: December 4 to 8, 2023

You must be available for all three weeks to sign up for this course.

 

REGISTRATION: Registration is on a first come first served basis via email to [email protected]

OUT OF TOWN STUDENTS: Student travel and lodging arrangements are the responsibility of the student’s agency. Reimbursement is not available for these courses.

CLASS ATTIRE AND RESOURCES:

Attire: Business Casual

Required Equipment:

1. Traffic Crash Template (IPTM Blue Blitz or Northwestern Traffic Template)

2. Scientific Calculator: Texas Instruments TI-30Xa or equivalent (please be sure you know how to use it)

3. 360 Degree Protractor

4. Colored Pencils

 

Suggested Equipment: A pen/pencil and notebook or electronic note-taking device is highly recommended.  A blank jump drive is recommended for downloading any additional class materials.

This course has been determined to qualify for AZPOST continuing training credit.

INFORMATION: For additional information please contact Ken Strohmeyer at [email protected].

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