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Personnel Profiles
PARTNERS...
- Cliff Christie BSc CSci CChem FRSC MIFireE
Fire and explosion investigation; criminal forensic chemistry; personal injury cases involving the safe use and control of chemicals in the workplace. After 5 years with the Home Office Forensic Science Service, Cliff joined Geoffrey Hunt & Partners in 1990.
- Dick Lipczynski BSc PhD MIEE
Electrical and electronic engineering including electric shock and electrocution; fire and explosion investigation; particular expertise in fires of electrical origin. Dick joined Geoffrey Hunt & Partners in 1996 having spent the previous 20 years lecturing and carrying out research in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Bath University.
- Jan Graham BSc ACGI MSc DIC PhD
Investigation of materials and mechanical failures; failures of fire protection systems; investigation of fires and explosions; personal injury; road traffic accident reconstruction. Jan began his career in 1985 at British Aerospace, completing his Graduate Apprenticeship in 1990. For the next 7 years he was a research associate at Imperial College in London. Jan joined Geoffrey Hunt & Partners in 1997.
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ASSOCIATES...
- Stephen Tompsett MA PhD
Fire and explosion investigation; chemical incidents. After qualifying, Steve spent 4 years in chemical research and 7 years with another forensic consultancy before joining Geoffrey Hunt & Partners in 2003.
- Eur Ing Michael Jones BSc FSSocDip CEng MIEE MIFireE
Fire and explosion investigation; electrical engineering. A highly experienced fire investigator, Mike joined Geoffrey Hunt & Partners in 2005. He began his forensic career in 1990 with another forensic consultancy, leaving that practice in 1998 to establish an in-house Fire Investigation and Forensic Engineering service for a well known Loss Adjusting company.
- Nick Davison BEng MSc WhSch GradIMMM AMIMechE
After completing an engineering apprenticeship with BP and an engineering HNC, Nick obtained a BEng in Mechanical
Design, Materials and Manufacture. He joined Geoffrey Hunt & Partners in 2006 having completed an MSc in Forensic Engineering and Science at Cranfield where, as part of his Masters degree, he carried out research into the characteristics of small gas cylinders in Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapour Explosions (BLEVEs). Nick handles cases involving mechanical engineering and materials failures.
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