Expert services for over 40 years
Knowledge you need. Experience you want.
Eye On The Scene
Accident investigators use industry standard tools such as laser scanners, total stations, and photography to gather measurable data. These tools and methods can often take a lot of time and require personnel to be trained in surveying. SEAL also incorporates the use of drones to enable data collection over larger areas at a faster rate. Being able to produce a model to help describe an accident scene to a jury is important. However, drones can capture details at the accident scene such as skid marks and impact angles that are essential in determining cause and fault. This type of measurable data can be even more important in describing the scene to a jury.
Structural, Oilfield, And Fire Inspections
Roofing and structural inspections for homes, industrial structures can pose dangerous, costly, and time-consuming challenges. Drones can safely access hard-to-reach roof and structural components and provide a thorough analysis. Drones are also well suited for the mapping and inspection of oilfield assets before and after an onsite accident. Investigating the origin and cause of a fire scene sometimes requires a different perspective. Drones can capture the birds-eye view of residential or commercial fires or explosions quickly and efficiently.
Aircraft
Manned Flight
SEAL owns a high-performance airplane for short to mid-range trips. This is great for flying in and out of small regional airports that are near investigative sites.
Storage Or Passengers
The airplane has a large area that can be used for storage or up to six passengers or a combination of both. The cruising speed of this plane, at almost 200 miles-per-hour and a non-stop range of approximately twelve-hundred miles, can get SEAL engineers and equipment to a remote site quickly including emergency situations.
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40 Years and Counting...
When you think of the number of projects in those 40 years, you have to think of experience.
