ATA MARINE TEAMIn the interest of supplying our clients with enhanced services, the ATA Marine Team is an assemblage of seasoned experts associated with our company that work in a variety of areas that cover the wide spectrum of factors and eventualities that arise during the course of an accident investigation. In addition to performing the functions of accident reconstructionists, ATA serves as an investigation coordinator, utilizing our network of associated experts to serve our clients in the best, most efficient way possible. |
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Bob Swint, the founder and CEO of ATA began his consulting and accident reconstruction career in the pleasure boating arena. He went on to become one of the leading experts in the country in pleasure boat and watercraft accident reconstruction. He has served as a member of the National Association of Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA), American Boating and Yachting Council (ABYC) and The National Boating Safety Council. In recent years, boating accident investigation as well as PWC testing have become renewed areas of focus.
ATA MARINE 3D ANIMATION SAMPLES:
Houseboat Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Dredge Incident
Personal Water Craft Collision
ATA staff engineers and technicians have developed techniques for instrumentation, photography and position tracking that support precise and definitive analysis of test data and provide for convincing testimony to support litigation actions.Pleasure craft dynamics and operating characteristics, occupant ejection, boat porpoising, boat control systems, stick-steer issues, propeller guards, fuel systems and carbon monoxide poisoning in house boats are but a few examples of the issues we have addressed. We have also performed reconstruction and forensic engineering for incidents occurring in the Houston ship channel and other commercial shipping lanes.
***ATA Associates Helps Coast Guard Achieve Favorable Verdict in San Diego Accident***& ATA Testing Video Clips from Coast Guard Case
