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The Primary mission of the California Conference of Arson Investigators is the reduction of arson through the establishment of a professional organization which will:

  • Provide, develop, and support the establishment of training, educational programs and educational materials to improve the quality of fire investigations.

  • To support and/or sponsor legislation which will improve the quality of fire investigations and reduce the incidents of arson.

  • To provide a network of coordination and information sharing for identification, apprehension, and prosecution of those responsible for the acts of arson.

  • The Primary mission of the California Conference of Arson Investigators is the reduction of arson through the establishment of a professional organization which will:

  • Provide, develop, and support the establishment of training, educational programs and educational materials to improve the quality of fire investigations.

  • To support and/or sponsor legislation which will improve the quality of fire investigations and reduce the incidents of arson.

  • To provide a network of coordination and information sharing for identification, apprehension, and prosecution of those responsible for the acts of arson.

  • The Primary mission of the California Conference of Arson Investigators is the reduction of arson through the establishment of a professional organization which will:

  • Provide, develop, and support the establishment of training, educational programs and educational materials to improve the quality of fire investigations.

  • To support and/or sponsor legislation which will improve the quality of fire investigations and reduce the incidents of arson.

  • To provide a network of coordination and information sharing for identification, apprehension, and prosecution of those responsible for the acts of arson.

  • The Primary mission of the California Conference of Arson Investigators is the reduction of arson through the establishment of a professional organization which will:

  • Provide, develop, and support the establishment of training, educational programs and educational materials to improve the quality of fire investigations.

  • To support and/or sponsor legislation which will improve the quality of fire investigations and reduce the incidents of arson.

  • To provide a network of coordination and information sharing for identification, apprehension, and prosecution of those responsible for the acts of arson.

  • The Primary mission of the California Conference of Arson Investigators is the reduction of arson through the establishment of a professional organization which will:

  • Provide, develop, and support the establishment of training, educational programs and educational materials to improve the quality of fire investigations.

  • To support and/or sponsor legislation which will improve the quality of fire investigations and reduce the incidents of arson.

  • To provide a network of coordination and information sharing for identification, apprehension, and prosecution of those responsible for the acts of arson.

  • The Primary mission of the California Conference of Arson Investigators is the reduction of arson through the establishment of a professional organization which will:

  • Provide, develop, and support the establishment of training, educational programs and educational materials to improve the quality of fire investigations.

  • To support and/or sponsor legislation which will improve the quality of fire investigations and reduce the incidents of arson.

  • To provide a network of coordination and information sharing for identification, apprehension, and prosecution of those responsible for the acts of arson.

  • CCAI Training Seminar - -November 18-20, 2013 - San Luis Obispo, CA

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    Residential Fire Sprinklers

    In 1996, more than 3,000 people in the United States died due to fires in their homes. Residential fire sprinkler systems have proven themselves to be effective life safety systems. BFRL, with support from the U. S. Fire Administration, conducted experiments to quantify the effectiveness of residential sprinkler systems designed in accordance with NFPA 13D.

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    Sentence First/Verdict Afterwards-Justice in Afghanistan

    An article on Peter Lynch's recent experience training investigators in Afghanistan.

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    WHY MEMBERSHIP IN CCAI?

    This is the question you must ask yourself; What can I gain from becoming a new member or continuing membership in CCAI?  I hope this article will give you some insight.

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    Focus Article - Proposed Changes to NFPA 654 Combustible Dust Standard

    A Temporary Interim Amendment (TIA) was recently submitted to the NFPA Technical Committee on Handling and Conveying of Dusts, Vapors and Gases. This submittal addresses four specific issues in the 2006 edition of NFPA 654 Standard for the Prevention of Fire and Dust Explosions from the Manufacturing, Processing, and Handling of Combustible Particulate Solids: (1) determination of where a deflagration hazard exists in a room or building; (2) determination of where an explosion hazard exists inside of equipment (3) modification of Section 6.2.3 - Use of Separation and (4) thermal exposure protection for personnel exposed to a deflagration hazard.

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    March 2009 Training Seminar-Live Burn

    The March, 2009 seminar involved  live burn scenarios, giving everyone involved a chance to observe and participate in the entire investigation process from the Investigators perspective and from an Electrical Engineer’s standpoint as well.  The seminar included the burning of structures, observing fire dynamics at various stages, ventilation, temperatures from the incipient, free burning, flashover and post flashover stages, and the examination of burn patterns and the effects of circumstances that can change those patterns.  

    At the completion of the burns, each of the five structures, that had been built and burned by the CCAI Board and other volunteers, were then methodically examined by teams of two Investigators, who explained the entire investigative process to their group of attendees, in an attempt to determine the origin and cause.  Each investigative team had an Electrical Engineer and Accelerant Detection Canines at their disposal and were able to submit recovered evidence samples to CCAI’s own mythical lab (as cause of ignition was known to only a select group of individuals). 

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