Path to Warren Podcast

In this episode, I share about NFPA 921 and helped define Arc Mapping. This was a case study of a residential house fire that was believed to have started in the attic by the fire department. The fire patterns did not support that.

I’m this episode, I share a blog from May 28th, 2013 where our expert was involved in investigating an incident where a a tractor trailer’s cargo, the trailers leaking fuel all ended up in the river. This article follows the process used during the investigation to uncover the truth.

In this episode, I share a blog from May 23, 2013 detailing a single vehicle crash where Warren was asked to determine if the airbag malfunctioned and to recreate this crash. The diagram created helps to reconstruct the sequence of events in order to model the crash of this van.

In this episode, I share from a blog written by John Holecek on May 20, 2013. Very interesting case study of an investigation on a yacht where the fire suppression system failed to activate when the incident occurred on the engine room.

In this podcast, I share a blog from May 6th 2013 where our fire investigator uncovered the truth. His findings pointed to the fact that restaurant towels spontaneously combusted and caught fire. These findings were made clear based on the fact found at the scene and interviews of folks who responded and noticed the fire.

In this episode, I share from a blog written and posted March 20, 2013. The chafing of electrical wiring caused a fire and was a clear design defect.

In this episode, I share an article describing why cranes must be balanced. The operation of many cranes is a balancing act. If the crane isn’t balanced it may succumb to the tipping force and fall to one side.

In this episode, I share from a blog where Jeff wrote about a fatality in an industrial laundry facility. His detailed description of how the company failed to install the trip cam device could have saved this man’s life.

In this episode, I share a blog written by Jeff from March 14th, 2013. Everyday more than 12 million people in the United States lose their lives in workplace injuries, according to U.S. Department of Labor data.

In this episode, I share the first blog on our website…”Why Warren?” This blog was written March 8th, 2013 by my dad, Jeff Warren as the firm launched their new website and rebranding efforts. It’s a short quick introduction to the kind of work that we do.

In this episode, I share about my recent marketing trip to the coast. I spent two days from Beaufort to Myrtle Beach, skipping over Charleston. I like to think of it as fishing in a large lake when somebody gives you a list of key fishing spots. You were going to try to make it to every one of them to just see the lay of the land. Realizing which ones are key and which ones are not. This way the n...

In this episode, I share about an idea or our structural engineer. To create an ebook from the foundation to the roof of a structure discussing defects would be huge for him.

In this episode, I share my idea to basically read forensic engineering reports in podcast form. Starting with Jeff’s deposition and trial list, I plan to print off each report from those cases and just read them into my phone, one per week. After work, I will stay late and record one podcast by reading Jeff’s report. Not making any comments or criticism or even summarizing them. Just sharing Bonj...

In this podcast, I’ll share my thoughts about starting a podcast for our company. Getting these ideas out is helpful. Name: The Warren Forensic Engineering Podcast.

In this episode, I share about building up the courage to do my amends to my old boss Charles and my old main-man Mario. Knocking two more names off my step 9 inventory list is so self-gratifying. One key is to keep expectations low.

In this episode, I share about a trend I have been hearing from people in the rooms who reach out asking for help with ‘doing their numbers”. I hear them so that they are using various apps to track their money. I share my thoughts and experiences with using apps and what I have learned that works the best for me.

In this episode, I share about planning to speak at the 10am DA meeting today on the Fear of Success. Looking forward to sharing my experience, strength, and hope. Busy days today at work.

In this episode, I share about the excitement of being paid today. We get paid in the 5th and the 20th of each month. We already paid the house bill from my 5th paycheck so we are trying to figure out where to put the money. I also give an update on paying off the house.

In this episode, I share how I have been documenting how many Tums I’m taking so that I can tell the doctor. Today is day 8 of no coffee and day 2 of no Omeprazole heartburn medicine. Stopping coffee will lead to no more medicine, I believe…stay tuned.

In this episode, I share about a few things that I’m learning. I am learning that embellishing to clients is the same thing as lying according to my dad and Gary Vaynerchuk’s dad. When he said this in a podcast recently I totally could relate. Also when clients show the slightest bit that they are not interested or that they are out he says that he is out. He does not believe in persuading people...

In this episode, I discuss day two of no coffee. Halfway through the podcast I just yawned out of the blue. The desire to drink coffee is huge.

In this episode, I share about a podcast I recently heard on Lewis Howes podcast about how bad the prescription acid reducing medication really is for me. I have been thinking that if I cut out coffee that I could in turn stop my daily 20 mg of Omeprazol. I am starting, effective immediately, a 30 day challenge of no coffee. Here goes nothing!

In this episode, I share about the many things we did over the weekend for Maddie’s birthday and for Mother’s Day celebrations. It was such a fun weekend. She had friends over for a birthday party with pizza, movie and a bouncy house in the back yard. Saturday was a cookout at our house. Sunday was a lake day with her friend Pippa and my in-laws. Then I share about a new case involving a parking g...

In this episode, I share about a new ad we created to market three engineers and explain the thought process on how we are getting it out. Sending out custom to each client, not a bulk mass email helps tremendously.

I’m this episode, I share about a resentment that I built up after a phone call with my mom. When I asked what she had been doing the last few days…knowing that something was off, she mentions my sister had driven all the way down to Florida and it was unwelcome. My boundary was broken and I walk through a verbal 4th step trying to see my part.