NFPA 1321 defines the requirements necessary for effective operation and management of fire investigation firms.

Watch our Hot Ones Challenge where we attempt to answer hot questions while eating even hotter wings! #heatonist

Genesis Forensics first to receive ISO/IEC 17020:2012 accreditation for Forensic Inspection in area of Forensic Engineering and Reporting.

"Every Who down in Who-ville like Christmas a lot... So when the workshop was ruined, the elves were in a tight spot.... Maybe Christmas...

“Our culture revolves around the joy of solving puzzles with missing pieces. It’s not work; it’s an engaging exploration..."

As a continuation to the training that Genesis Forensics offered the Central and Metrowest Massachusetts public Fire Investigators in...

A unique training opportunity in the lifecycle of a property fire - from initial firefighting operations through insurance subrogation.

Exemplar units are useful tools in fire investigations involving appliances (and other items). They allow the investigator to understand...

We were a Gold sponsor of the Massachusetts Defense Lawyers Association meeting last Friday. Congratulations to Kristen M. Kelley of...

Last week, Mr. Jeremiah Pratt attended the Marine Fire Investigation class in Beaufort, SC. Developed through a colaboration between the...

We are pleased to announce that our Technician, Chris Rees, has recently become a NAFI Certified Fire and Explosion Investigator (CFEI)!...

Kicking off training for the Massachusetts District 7 Fire Investigation Unit in the New Year with a crucial topic for all public and...

Wishing you a happy, safe, and JOYFUL holiday season! In the famous words of Charlie Chaplin, "A day without laughter is a day wasted."

Author and former ATF Special Agent Wayne Miller visits Genesis Forensics for a book signing.

As the Training coordinator for Massachusetts Distric 7 Fire Investigation Unit, Jeremiah Pratt focused this months discussion on...

Continuing education keeps our experts current in their CFI and CFEI certifications.

Does a light switch that is found in the "ON" position post-fire mean that it was ON before the fire began? Jeremiah Pratt, P.E....