Occupant Kinematics for the Traffic Crash Reconstructionist

    June 11, 2012 - June 15, 2012
    This course will teach you how to recognize and interpret traffic crash evidence as it relates to occupant seating positions

    Jacksonville, Florida

    United States

    http://iptm.org/descriptions1.aspx?CourseNumber=021240

    This course will teach you how to recognize and interpret traffic crash evidence as it relates to occupant seating positions. We will show you how to determine the occupant movement from the crash damage and the subsequent injuries that resulted. From crash damage, medical records and autopsy results, you will learn how to determine occupant seating positions and safety belt usage and we will examine the significance of airbag and other restraint deployments.

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