AEI Corporation. For two decades, we’ve provided trusted, science-based forensic engineering and consulting services to help our clients make confident, informed decisions. Thank you to our clients, partners, and team for being part of this journey. Here’s to the next 20 years of innovation and integrity!
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Congratulations to AEI Corporation experts, John Schumacher and Matt Strader on being published in the Spring 2025 edition of the IAAI’s, Fire & Arson Investigator Magazine. As more states legalize medical and recreational use of cannabis, more cannabis-related accessories are becoming commercially available. This article outlines a case study of a residential structure fire that was caused by the improper use of a beeswax-coated hemp wick and provides investigators with a reference on how to identify this potential ignition source at a fire scene.
Is your business looking for a materials characterization and failure analysis laboratory? Give AEI a call at 303-756-2900 or email info@aeiengineers.com.
Microscopy, metallography, SEM/EDS, FTIR, and more. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/g9ZMPA-2
The Keyence microscope H Zoom Lens 20x – 2,000 x provides:
· Full color, digital optical microscopy up to 2,000x magnification
· High-resolution, crossed-polarizer stress imaging of translucent samples
· Materialographic imaging of polished, mounted specimens
· Metallurgical phase and grain structure analysis
Adam Davis has a diverse background as a mechanical engineer, safety engineer, and industrial hazard analyst. Mr. Davis utilizes his skillset to conduct dust hazard analyses and industrial accident risk identification and investigation. Join us in congratulating Adam on his latest accomplishment, earning his CFEI designation. Nice work Adam! More about Adam here: https://lnkd.in/gGtYmFcZ
Please join us in congratulating Mr. Brian N. Strandjord on his new role as a Partner at AEI Corporation. Brian’s expertise in forensic engineering, coupled with his dedication to thorough and accurate investigations aligns perfectly with AEI’s mission of delivering reliable, high-quality forensic engineering services. AEI is confident that Mr. Strandjord will play a vital role in its continued growth and success.
We look forward to exciting developments ahead!
Please join us in congratulating Mr. Brian N. Strandjord on his new role as Partner at AEI Corporation. Brian’s expertise in forensic engineering, coupled with his dedication to thorough and accurate investigations, aligns perfectly with AEI’s mission of delivering reliable, high-quality services. AEI is confident that Mr. Strandjord will play a vital role in the continued growth and success of AEI.
We look forward to exciting developments ahead!
OPEN POSITIONS
AEI Corporation is always on the lookout for exceptional talent. Currently seeking a Fire Protection Engineer and an Administrative Coordinator II. Get the details here.
The right tools can make all the difference. That is why AEI built and maintains one of the foremost state-of-the-art facilities at our headquarters, in Littleton, CO. With over 14,00 square feet and a secured outdoor lot, we are able to easily host large-scale examinations and store sizeable artifacts.
While summer brings the warm temperatures we’ve all been craving, it also carries the increased risk of wildfires. As evidenced by several large wildland fires in recent months, the impact of these events is expanding as more people begin to live in WUI’s, or wildland urban interfaces. These are areas where homes back up against forested land, and in Colorado alone, there are approximately 2.9 million people living in a WUI.
When a wildland fire occurs, fire investigators like AEI’s Jeff Berino are dispatched to the burn area to determine the fire’s area of origin and cause. Mr. Berino looks for indicators of the fire’s direction of movement to pinpoint an area of origin, then determines the cause from within that area. We will be spotlighting some of the most interesting indicators of fire movement over the summer.
Be sure to follow us to learn more about how AEI handles wildland fire investigations!
Our fire investigators would be happy to assist you on your next wildland fire case – you can contact us at info@aeiengineers.com, or by calling 303-756-2900.