Structural Forensics

Paul D. Tucker, P.E., - Forensic Engineering Technologies

Expert Spotlight

Congratulations to Paul Tucker, P.E., for achieving senior member status with the National Academy of Forensic Engineers (NAFE) and being recognized as a Diplomate of Forensic Engineering. The National Academy of Forensic […]

Storm Damage Evaluations

In the wake of these storms, adjusters and other experts are subject to many hazards while inspecting properties and assessing damages. At this time, proceeding with caution should be a top priority. […]

John Thomazin, P.E. - Forensic Engineering Technologies

John Thomazin, MSME, P.E.

Mr. Thomazin is a licensed professional engineer in five states with over 23 years of experience in the fields of engineering, structural design, computer-aided engineering, consulting, and as an adjunct professor. He […]

Christopher Banbury, P.E.

Mr. Banbury has over 25 years of experience in the fields of structural and civil engineering. He has a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Kentucky and a […]

Paul D. Tucker, P.E. and Philip G. Fatolitis, Ph.D.

Meet The Experts

Philip G. Fatolitis, Ph.D. Dr. Philip (Phil) Fatolitis is a retired U.S. Navy Medical Service Corps officer (Lieutenant Commander/Naval Aerospace Experimental Psychologist) and Navy Corpsman with over 23 years of active duty […]

Ground Penetrating Radar in Forensic Evaluations

What is Ground Penetrating Radar? Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a non-destructive testing (NDT) method that transmits radiofrequency waves to penetrate a multitude of different mediums. Reflected signals are then analyzed for […]

Paul D. Tucker, P.E. - Structural Engineer

Paul Tucker, P.E.

Mr. Tucker’s work experience includes civil and structural engineering positions in industry, academia, and consulting firms. In industry, he has been responsible for structural engineering design, project management, inspections, and code compliance. […]

Hurricane Michael: The Rebuilding Process

The aftermath of Michael has left behind many hazards. Bridges and roadways remain more prone to collapse. Buildings may have been weakened structurally. Downed power lines could be live and present the […]