Eagle Watch Investigations, Inc. provides a wide range of services to meet the needs of insurance companies ,law firms, industry and the corporate world. Some of the services that we provide are safety and security consulting, hazard and threat analysis, and training. EWI also provides assistance in fraud investigations, internal theft and accident investigations.

Some of our services include:

Life Safety and Fire Inspections; EWI can provide inspectors certified by the International Code Council, the same model code agency that are adopted by Georgia.

Hazard and vulnerability assessments

Accident Investigations

Internal theft & Internal Investigations

Corporate espionage

Life Safety & Hazardous Materials Training

Emergency response training

Incident command & emergency responder liaison training

Homeland security training & consulting

Executive protection

Workplace violence

HIPAA investigations

Eagle Watch Investigations, Inc.

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Fire & Explosion Investigation

Personal Protection

Executive Protection & Bodyguard Services

Corporate Investigations

Certificates and Affiliations

IAAI Certified Fire Investigator (CFI)

NAFI Certified Fire & explosion Investigator (CFEI)

NPQ Certified Fire Investigator

ICC Certified Fire Inspector I & II

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