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Failure analysis, organised by your industry.

The same disciplines apply everywhere, but the failures, the standards and the stakes do not. Start where your problem lives.

Our departments are organised by failure mechanism; these pages are organised the way our clients actually describe their problems. Each one cross-references the specializations most often engaged in that sector.

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Where we work.

Aerospace & Aviation

Fatigue, fracture and composite failure in the most consequence-heavy operating environment there is.

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Automotive & Transportation

Component failure, fire origin, battery events and collision mechanics — at recall scale or single-vehicle scale.

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Chemical & Process

Containment loss, corrosion mechanisms and explosion origin in plants where the process itself is the hazard.

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Construction & Real Estate

Collapse, settlement, deterioration and site accidents — where design, workmanship and ground conditions all sit in dispute.

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Consumer Products

Product liability and recall matters where a part broke, degraded, overheated, or caught fire.

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Electronics & Technology

Board-level, component-level and battery failures — including the ones that only appear at scale.

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Insurance & Claims

Cause determination and subrogation support across property, casualty and large-loss claims.

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Manufacturing & Industrial

Equipment failure, plant incidents and the downtime that follows — investigated to a standard that survives scrutiny.

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Marine & Offshore

Corrosion, fatigue and structural failure in the most aggressive service environment in engineering.

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Medical Devices

Implant, hardware and device failures where the analysis has to withstand both regulatory and courtroom scrutiny.

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Oil & Gas / Energy

Pipeline and pressure-boundary failures where the mechanism decides both liability and remaining fleet risk.

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Utilities & Power

Equipment failure and ignition investigation across generation, transmission and distribution.

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Tell me what industry you're in and what failed, and I'll point you to the right specialization. I won't give a formal analysis here.