A new Product Recalls section has been added to the IAAI-UK website. This will allow the fire investigation community to search a database of almost 400 recalls dating back to 1985.
Other Product Recall sites are available but often only list recent recalls. One feature that was designed specifically for fire investigators is the "list all recalls available". This feature will list the product type, manufacturer and recall date for every Product Recall on the database. It is then possible to sort the list by either of the column headings. Therefore, to view the most recent recalls sort the list by "date" and the recently added recalls will be displayed at the top of the list.
The link to the new section is on the left navigation list or use this link IAAI-UK Product Recalls
We are asking any IAAI-UK members with published Product Recalls that are not currently in the database to email Nick Carey via the Contact Us page.
Category: General News
News Date: 31/03/2010
Steve Trevethick from Hampshire F&RS has kindly shared his MSC thesis "Can Fire Investigation Provide Data For Community Fire Safety" with the IAAI-UK membership. The original Word document has been converted to a PDF file that is 890kb in size. The images have been reduced in quality to enable a quick download from the website. Just click here link to view the report.
Category: General News
News Date: 20/02/2010
A research report relating to microwaveable wheat bag fires has been added to the download section of the members only area. The detailed report compiled by Chris Clarke describes the testing undertaken with West Yorkshire F&RS following a fatal fire. Just click here link to view the report.
Category: Training News
News Date: 16/02/2010
The lastest newsletter is available for members to download. Just go to the "downloads" link in the members area to obtain the 381kb Abobe Acrobat document. Please note that the quality of the images has been reduced to enable rapid downloading from the internet.
Category: General News
News Date: 20/12/2009
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