Advanced Technical Collision Investigation - Level II
The Bosch CDR Technician course is a 2-day course providing training on using the Bosch Crash Data Retrieval system to collect electronic data from event data recorders installed in vehicles. Attendees will be instructed on the system's hardware, including the CDR interface module, CDR 900, CDR 500, adapters, and cables. Attendees will be instructed in the most current version of the Bosch CDR software. All attendees will complete images of data from vehicles through the diagnostic link connector and directly to the module. All attendees must bring a laptop computer with an available USB port. Course materials will be distributed electronically via a thumb drive. Attendees are not required to provide a Bosch CDR System for the course.
All attendees will need to bring a laptop computer with an available USB port. Course materials will be distributed electronically via a thumb drive.
Additional: Lodging and meals are the responsibility of each student/agency.
The Traffic Collision Reconstruction course is another level of instruction for police officers, investigators, and engineers investigating automobile collisions. The course will cover energy, time, distance analysis, formula derivations, and advanced airborne equations in depth as each attendee works on several traffic collision reconstructions. During the course, attendees will apply the information learned from the At Scene Collision Investigation (Level I) and Advanced Technical Collision Investigation (Level II) and learn to reconstruct vehicle collisions to answer what happened during a crash. Attendees will also be introduced to commercial motor vehicle and heavy truck collision reconstruction and event data recorder reports and their use in reconstructions. This course is designed for the police officer, investigator, engineer, or other people responsible for critical automobile collision investigation and analyzing those collisions. Attendees must bring a scientific calculator to class and a laptop computer to view ".pdf" files. Course materials will be provided electronically.
A mandatory prerequisite for the course is the successful completion of At-Scene Collision Investigation (Level I) and Advanced Technical Collision Investigation (Level II) from an accredited source (AIRS, Northwestern, IPTM, etc.) Students should expect substantial coursework and projects to reinforce course instruction.
All attendees must bring a laptop computer with an available USB port. Course materials will be distributed electronically via a thumb drive.
Additional: Lodging and meals are the responsibility of each student/agency.
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2023 Classes
September 7-8, 2023
8 am to 5 pm each day
Colorado FOP State Lodge
8400 Alcott Street
Westminister, CO 80031
$350 per person
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September 18-29, 2023
8 am to 5 pm each day
Castle Rock Police Department
301 Malibu Street
Castle Rock, CO 80109
$1150 per person
The Advanced Technical Collision Investigation course is the second level of instruction for police officers, investigators, and engineers investigating automobile collisions. The course will cover time and distance analysis in automobile collision investigations, linear perimeter measurements, crush damage analysis, vehicle dynamics, occupant kinematics, advanced airborne equations, conservation of linear momentum, and an introduction to an automobile vs. pedestrian collision analysis. This course is designed for the police officer, investigator, engineer, or another person responsible for critical collision investigation and analyzing those collisions. Attendees must bring a scientific calculator to class and a laptop computer that can view ".pdf" files. Course materials will be provided electronically.
A mandatory prerequisite for the course is At-Scene Collision Investigation (Level I) from an accredited source (AIRS, Northwestern, IPTM, etc.) Students should expect substantial coursework and projects to reinforce course instruction.
All attendees will need to bring a laptop computer with an available USB port. Course materials will be distributed electronically via a thumb drive.
Additional: Lodging and meals are the responsibility of each student/agency.
Bosch CDR Technician Training
Traffic Collision Reconstruction - Level III
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Reconstruction Specialists, Inc.
July 31-Aug 11, 2023
8 am to 5 pm each day
Castle Rock Police Department
301 Malibu Street
Castle Rock, CO 80109
$980 per person
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