Mr. Snook is a forensic engineer with several years of experience in the forensic engineering field. He has conducted forensic investigations of mechanical component product failures; plumbing failures; material defects; corrosion; code and standard analysis (residential and commercial building codes, ICC Codes, NFPA Codes, ASTM, ANSI, etc.); residential and commercial construction defect claims; gas utility claims; residential, industrial, and commercial mechanical equipment fires; vehicle fires; fuel gas plumbing and equipment; storm damage; structural water intrusions; personal injury investigations; and passenger vehicle collision investigations..

Mr. Snook’s expertise includes, but is not limited to:

• Mechanical equipment fires
• Water/moisture intrusions
• HVAC damage assessment
• Boiler and humidifier failure analysis
• Product liability testing
• Electric and gas appliance failures
• Plumbing failures
• Fuel gas plumbing and equipment
• Sump pump failures
• Post-loss (fire/water exposure) equipment consulting
• Commercial and residential roofing storm damage investigations (i.e., hail and wind)
• Building envelope defects
• Personal injury investigations
• Vehicle component failures
• Passenger vehicle collision investigations
• Crush analysis and advanced modeling

Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX, 2019

Professional Engineer (Additional states available upon application):

Alabama, 54779
Arizona, 82508
Arkansas, 23166
California, M 42575
Colorado, 0064725
Georgia, PE052964
Kansas, PE31229
Louisiana, 49376
New Mexico, 30301
North Carolina, 059355
Oklahoma, 35275
South Carolina, 43576
Tennessee, 131410
Texas, 1522

National Engineering Registration, NCEES, 20-796-38
FAA Part 107 Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) Remote Pilot Certification
OSHA 10 Hour Construction Safety and Health Certification, License Number: 26-007393025