About Robert
Mr. Robert Townsley is a Regional Technical Leader with over eight years of mechanical engineering experience, specializing in vehicle collision reconstruction and analysis of slip, rrips, and falls. Mr. Townsley investigates and analyzes vehicle incidents to determine vehicle orientations and locations at impact, pre-and-post impact speeds and movements, driver sightlines, driver potential to avoid, occupant kinematics, and seatbelt use and effectiveness. He has worked on collisions involving passenger cars, pickup trucks, motorcycles,...
Mr. Robert Townsley is a Regional Technical Leader with over eight years of mechanical engineering experience, specializing in vehicle collision reconstruction and analysis of slip, rrips, and falls. Mr. Townsley investigates and analyzes vehicle incidents to determine vehicle orientations and locations at impact, pre-and-post impact speeds and movements, driver sightlines, driver potential to avoid, occupant kinematics, and seatbelt use and effectiveness. He has worked on collisions involving passenger cars, pickup trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, commercial vehicles, pedestrians, and tire failures. Mr. Townsley also routinely examines stairways, elevated surfaces, and doorways and determines their compliance with the applicable versions of the Alberta and National Building Codes.
Mr. Robert Townsley is a Regional Technical Leader with over eight years of mechanical engineering experience, specializing in vehicle collision reconstruction and analysis of slip, rrips, and falls. Mr. Townsley investigates and analyzes vehicle incidents to determine vehicle orientations and locations at impact, pre-and-post impact speeds and...
Mr. Robert Townsley is a Regional Technical Leader with over eight years of mechanical engineering experience, specializing in vehicle collision reconstruction and analysis of slip, rrips, and falls. Mr. Townsley investigates and analyzes vehicle incidents to determine vehicle orientations and locations at impact, pre-and-post impact speeds and movements, driver sightlines, driver potential to avoid, occupant kinematics, and seatbelt use and effectiveness. He has worked on collisions involving passenger cars, pickup trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, commercial vehicles, pedestrians, and tire failures. Mr. Townsley also routinely examines stairways, elevated surfaces, and doorways and determines their compliance with the applicable versions of the Alberta and National Building Codes.
Areas of Expertise
- Collision Reconstruction
- Computer Simulations
- Event Data Recorders
- Heavy Vehicle EDRs (HVEDRs)
- Human Factors
- Infotainment and Telematics
- Passenger Vehicles
- Pedestrian Conspicuity
- Seatbelt Analysis
- Tires, Wheels, and Brakes Failure Analysis
- Vehicle Accidents
- Vehicle Testing, Safety and Compliance
Education
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Bachelor of Applied Science (With Distinction), Mechanical EngineeringUniversity of British Columbia – Kelowna, British Columbia
