CONTINUING EDUCATION
FIRE SCIENCE.
CLAIMS CONTEXT.
PRACTICAL VALUE.
Vector’s continuing education programs connect forensic expertise, subrogation, liability and recovery considerations, and fire and explosion investigation principles to the day-to-day decisions managed by claims and legal professionals before, during, and after an assignment. Each course translates technical subject matter into practical knowledge that can be applied to claim files, investigative strategy, evidence decisions, and effective communication with experts.
COURSE CATALOG
BUILT AROUND
THE REAL WORK.
Course content is developed from forensic field experience and the recurring questions that arise during fire and explosion claims. The focus remains on relevant instruction, clear communication, and knowledge that supports more informed claim handling.
THE EXAM IS OVER. NOW WHAT?
Navigating the Fire Claim After Origin & Cause.
A four-hour course focused on the decisions that follow the origin-and-cause examination, including evidence preservation, notice, investigative coordination, subrogation, SIU, liability, recovery, defense, and practical claim strategy. Lunch provided.
CREDIT HOURS
CURRENT & ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS
INTRODUCTION TO FIRE ORIGIN & CAUSE INVESTIGATIONS
FOR THE CLAIMS EXPERT
A four-hour Texas TDI continuing-education course covering the origin-and-cause process, scene considerations, evidence, fire dynamics, investigative limitations, expert communication, and the information claims professionals should expect throughout an assignment.
SUBROGATION FOR
FIRE CLAIMS
An eight-hour program focused on early recognition, preservation, notice, investigative coordination, and the technical foundation that supports recovery evaluation.
COMMUNICATING WITH
YOUR EXPERT
An eight-hour program focused on assignment scope, investigative updates, expert reporting, technical terminology, and using forensic findings effectively.
COURSE SCHEDULING
UPCOMING DATES, COURSE INFORMATION, AND PROGRAM UPDATES