Who we are

Who we are Who we are Synthesis Investigación de Siniestros S.L. is composed of a team of high qualified professionals with wide experience in the field, starting with the President and Technical Director Mr Félix César Alonso Moreno and the Manager Ms María Mercedes Gil Gil.

The Management Department is the link between the Board and the Departments. It is in charge of supervising the training, administrative and business work, and offering legal and staff advice.

The Administrative Department is responsible for the attention to the insurance companies, for example the people in charge of the proceedings, experts and lawyers, and the coordination between them and the investigator teams, as well as report layout and sending, supplier management and records.

Finally, the investigators throughout the country: nive high-qualified people, part of them from Forensic and Criminology Police of the State Security Force, and other from Firefighters Corps, and engineers. They offer great professional experience, technical and practical training, dedication and motivation, therefore they are the most prepared and competent team in our field for this type of work.
Synthesis se desplaza hasta Ecuador por la explosión e incendio de una fábrica
Contiuando con nuestros trabajos por el Continente Americano, un equipo de Synthesis viajó hasta Ecuador para la investigación del siniestro ocurrido en una fábrica de Guayaquil. En la misma se produjo inicialmente una deflagración y posteriormente un incendio que causaron muchos daños en los edificios aledaños a la fábrica.

Para la realización del trabajo de campo contó con la colaboración de las autoridades locales y de otros investigadores ecuatorianos.
Incendio en un centro educativo de Puerto del Rosario
Nuestra Delegación de las Islas Canarias se hace cargo de la investigación de un incendio ocurrido el 2 de diciembre de 2014 en los barracones del antiguo colegio La Hubara, de estructura prefabricada en la Calle Primero de Mayo de Puerto del Rosario.

Los primeros testimonios indicaban la presencia de varios focos en diferentes partes del centro, y las autoridades no descartan la intencionalidad.