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
Kentucky, 40910
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