Andrew Lynch, PE, CFEI, CFVI

Associate Director

​​Mr. Lynch brings more than 15 years of experience as a forensic and design expert in solving multidisciplinary investigations. He has a background in electrical and mechanical engineering to analyze the root causes of failures in litigation matters.​

Houston

​​+1 713 471 4451​
alynch@secretariat-intl.com

​​Mr. Lynch’s experience includes evaluation of products and their failure modes. He also has experience with fire investigation and automotive incidents. His projects have included a variety of investigations, including but not limited to commercial equipment, HVAC, appliances, electrical wiring, batteries, mechanisms and automotive systems. Mr. Lynch is also experienced in building systems including but not limited to, MEP systems, construction defects, roofing systems, windows and storm damage assessment.​

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