In-House ISO* Accredited Laboratory
*MS ISO/IEC 17025:2017
Over 6,000 Cases Investigated
Fire and Explosion Analysis, Electrical & Mechanical Failure Investigations, Damage & Assessment, and Vehicular Collision Reconstructions.
39
Years of Investigative Experience
SAMM-accredited under ISO/IEC 17025:2017 – a globally recognised benchmark for technical competence and laboratory reliability.
When the Truth Matters Most
In moments of loss, uncertainty or dispute, clarity is everything.
At Forensic Services, we believe that uncovering the true cause behind every fire, explosion, machinery breakdown, or cargo loss empowers our clients to protect their business, resolve claims fairly and prevent costly mistakes from happening again.
Because the truth shouldn’t be buried. It should help you move forward.
Our Investigative Expertise
When you need to know exactly what happened, we’re ready.
Mechanical & Electrical Equipment Failure Analysis
Diagnosing root causes of failure in industrial equipment, renewables, and high-hazard facilities.
Metallurgical Analysis
Fractography, chemical composition, and microstructural studies to pinpoint material failures and verify the material integrity.
Non-Marine Damage Assessment
Determine the root cause and extent of damage to buildings, machinery, and industrial systems impacted by natural events, accidents, or malicious acts.
Marine Cargo Damage Assessments
Independent assessment of losses of goods in transit and at port.
Vehicular Collision Reconstruction
Scene reconstruction and verification against the circumstances to support liability decisions.
Expert Court Experience
Our consultant engineers produce highly credible reports and are often called up to testify in courtrooms.
We are also called in for damage assessments and appointed to check if the extent of damage is consistent with the claimed nature of loss or not, for:
Lightning
Fire
Flood
Windstorm
On-Site to the Courtroom – we deliver the Answers that help insurers, adjusters, legal teams, and businesses move from Questions to Clarity.
What’s New
Upcoming Webinar
Complimentary Forensic Services Webinar 25/03: Challenges in Investigating Mechanical & Metallurgical Failures – 18 Sept 2025 (Thurs)