Colgan air flight 3407 was a larger plane and being so needed a lot of materials to investigate the wreckage. Initially once on scene, an investigator would need to call for as many emergency personnel as possible. This is to secure the area which was as big as a mile wide by at least a half mile in length. During this investigators would need personal protective equipment like gloves, masks, and body suits, to protect against any hazards from the wreck including fires and to prevent inhaling toxins. Investigators would need cameras to record the massive amount of evidence and wreckage. Since the plane stalled and spun it went down at a fairly steep angle so the wreckage wouldn’t be strewn in a large area but there is still a lot of evidence …show more content…
This helps see the whole area that was affected and see if there were any skid marks or to see if surrounding areas may have debris. To help correlate all of the information and actions occurring on site a large mobile command center would be needed or possibly multiple ones for multiple agencies. This could be large RVs or large tents set up in the outer perimeter. While investigators are working outside information would be needed to be obtained from places like ATC. This could be useful to find out when the last communications were and if they were encountering an emergency. Radar information would be useful to determine a possible flight path of the plane. While weather information of the crash would be needed since there was a possibility of icing in the area that could have caused complications. Also, check to see if there were any 911 calls from people witnessing the plane go down. Any pilot information that is available would be beneficial to have including hours, training, and any failures in checks. Along with records, any last communications to the pilots would need to be found to help see if the pilots were of sound mind and body before the flight to rule out foul play. After all of this, it would be good to have any aircraft records to make sure maintenance was up to standard and all airworthiness directives were complied
This court report is respectfully submitted to update the court on the CRA matter regarding Kevonah Renaud-Harris. On 5/25/2017, Ms. Adrienne Harris, mother of Kevonah filed a CRA. On 5/26/2017, this case was assigned to me to complete a Comprehensive Assessment which is due to be completed on or before 8/21/2017.
This article got me thinking about the wreckage and how there is no evidence from such a large plane. That is a good sign of a missile, like bishop Williamson said in his talk. There were two cable spools in front of the burning hole and they weren’t moved or blown backwards which shows evidence that there was no 757.
As a result, they demanded that the group add "below-the-line" items to reduce the amount of warranty liabilities that the company would have to report on its financial statements. The issue with this is that the additional items embedded into the calculation were not supported by any evidence. These items included anticipated engineering improvements that had no evidence of actually decreasing the amount of claims, and vendor reimbursements for warranty claims even though these arrangements were usually not specified in the contractual agreements with vendors.[4] With these new reductions to estimated warranty liabilities, the estimation no longer followed GAAP since it included potential reductions in future warranty costs that were not backed by any evidence.
The helicopters brought in to survey the area appeared to be lacking in their ability to transfer information to the ground. Emergency Management Systems personnel were stationed very near towers but also seemed ill prepared for this type of catastrophe. Had they all been connected and communicating many lives could have been saved (Jim Dwyer, 2007).
Coordinated with local units and Incident Commanders to gather information on existing contracts and agreements that would affect the incident information.
They don’t understand how is debris from the plane crash could have been able to travel that far from the impact with out being struck by something before it crashed. They give three examples of historic plane crashes such as, Turkish Airlines Flight 981, Air India 182, and Japan Flight 123. All three crashes left behind a good size of wreckage, numerous bodies and one, Japan Flight 123, even managed to have 4 survivors (Avery). So how does a Boeing 757 and all its’ passengers completely disappear they ask. Then they go on to show the reports that no jet fuel was left behind in water or soil from the department of environmental protection. They also questioned how that could have been possible when the plane crashed with 5,000 gallons or 37,500 pounds of jet fuel. Lastly the documentary states the fragile items that were left behind, such as a red bandana, the hijacker’s driver’s license, passports, and a Marriot hotel card from the flight attendant. They overall conclude that there was no way a 757 could have crashed on that day. They claim it had to have been a smaller plane shot down as a cover up and that the original plane landed somewhere safely.
Outcome R2: Exercise leadership skills needed to contain the scene and determine the root cause(s).
The wreckage was one of the worst parts of 9/11. Flight 77 crashed into the helipad side of the Pentagon (Wheeler). After hitting the helipad, it impelled in the building (Wheeler). Before crashing, the flight banked, making it easier to take out as many floors as possible (Wheeler). As the floors crashed it sent fireballs of debris into lower levels (Wheeler). As the plane made its way to the Pentagon, Flight 77 flew over the traffic causing a traffic jam and small pieces of jetliner to rain down on nearby traffic (Wheeler). There were a lot of expenses to be paid, including ones on the
An investigation does not just happen. It must be an organized event that occurs. There are many steps that must be taken during an investigation. The first step to an investigation would be to preserve, document, and collect all of the evidence at the scene of the crime. The investigator would then need to establish that a crime has been committed. Once that is established, an investigator must identify all of
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2. Situational Assessment. Once the Incident Commander arrives on the scene, s/he will need to assess the emergency quickly. Is there still a threat to the general population? Are the casualties identified or does Search & Rescue need to be mobilized? The IC needs to come up with a game plan to save lives, protect property and the environment, meet basic human needs, and stabilize the situation. 5
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