Fire Scene

A.S.A.P. Emergency Specialists receive ongoing training on how to reduce risks to the public at a fire scene. They understand the need to cordon off dangerous or exposed areas to prevent unauthorized persons or onlookers…especially children…from wandering into them without warning. A.S.A.P. Emergency Specialists are also trained on how protect evidence at the scene of a fire. Recent court decisions have asserted that the proper collection and preservation of fire scene evidence it vital to its admissibility. Protecting physical evidence, then, can be the key to winning a court case.

As an option, A.S.A.P. personnel can document a scene using its Fire Scene Videography Service. Technicians are trained to use high-quality digital video equipment to record the contents of a property, damage to the area, and any investigations at the fire scene.

This extra service not only protects people, and property, but also reduces the potential for liability claims against the victimized corporation. It also can thwart the actions of determined thieves enticed by merchandise or equipment that becomes exposed.