The Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators is a world leader in the field of traffic accident investigation. Our aim is to promote ‘Good Practice in Forensic Collision Investigation’. This is for the benefit of our Membership, Emergency Services, Courts, road safety and other stakeholders. Our unique mix of skills, expertise, experience and collective knowledge is used to provide a foundation for our Membership to enhance:
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News!
Office of the Forensic Science Regulator - Opportunity for comment on FSA INC 101 Collision Investigation
The Forensic Science Regulator has asked us to circulate a survey document document regarding the potential restructure of Forensic Science Activity [FSA] INC 101 relating to UK collision investigation.
Please click <HERE> to access and download the word document. You are invited to provide a thorough reply on behalf of your organisation. These are to be sent to FSREnquiries@forensicscienceregulator.gov.uk by 6 March 2026.
Our Patron, Baroness McIntosh of Pickering, is introducing a private members bill to Parliament the "Road Traffic Offences (Cycling) Bill" - Click < HERE > to view a copy.
The bill includes a new offence of 'Causing death or serious injury by dangerous, careless or inconsiderate cycling'.
NPCC issue 'Guidance on Police Disclosure Following Road Traffic Collisions' |
Job Vacancies
Royal Cayman Islands Police Service - Forensic Collision Investigator
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service are looking for a full-time Forensic Collision Investigator within their Collision Investigation Unit based in George Town, Grand Cayman.
The Collision Investigation Unit is part of the Road Policing Unit under Operational Support. The successful candidate will, therefore, be required to work across all three islands that make up the Cayman Islands at times. However, the majority of the time will be based on Grand Cayman.
The Collision Investigation Unit is responsible for the in-depth investigation into the causes of fatal and serious injury road traffic collisions. The unit will also be employed in any other arena where its skills and abilities will assist other departments or add value to investigations.
Full details of the role, requirements and how to apply can be found within < THIS PDF DOCUMENT >.
Salary - Grade K, Point 8: CI$69,369.00 per annum with no income tax to pay and with additional benefits
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[Reclassification Course] 21st, 22nd and 23rd September 2026 ** Live Online via Zoom - 09:00 – 17:00 (GMT) ** Please click the image for the full advert. When booking please let FCIR have your ITAI membership number for the reduced cost. If you wish to become a member to get the better price, please let them know that also. |
