IAATI UK Training

Whilst vehicle-related crime has reduced in recent years, the theft of prestige vehicles, motorcycles and scooters, and construction/agricultural equipment still represents a significant loss to owners and insurers and a real challenge to law enforcement agencies in the UK.

The theft of hire and leased vehicles, and insurance fraud are also issues to be addressed.

The use of vehicles as a crime enabler has also challenged conventional thinking, and seen the increased use of new technologies to monitor and track those involved in serious and organised crime.

Abuse of vehicle salvage regulations has also created opportunities for thieves to prosper.

Consequently individuals have had to learn new skills and organisations join together to frustrate those stealing our vehicles, providing new identities and passing them off as genuine.

“I would highly recommend this course to anyone who investigates theft claims on a regular basis. The information I received and the contacts I made will result in my being better equipped to frustrate potential fraudulent cases that come across my desk.”

IAATI UK now has put together one day training programmes called “Signs of Crime” to offer the benefit of years of experience reducing, detecting and bring to justice those responsible for vehicle related theft and fraud.

• What can be achieved during a roadside check or during a search of property

• What databases are available to the police and how the information can help you spot stolen vehicles and those involved in vehicle crime

• How to use PNC to best effect, other databases there to help you such as HPI, MIAFTR, DVLA, Retainagroup

• How to identify technology being used to combat tracking devices

• The latest crime techniques and trends from around the world

• What can be achieved to identify insurance fraud

• What evidence can be gathered from recovered stolen vehicles

• What databases are available and how the information can help you spot stolen vehicles

• How to use databases to the best effect which are there to help you such as HPI, MIAFTR, DVLA, Retainagroup

• How to identify technology being used to combat tracking devices and latest key technology

• The latest crime techniques and trends from around the world

If you are interested in attending an IAATI training event please contact training at IAATI.

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Autocrime Training

The understanding of the methods used to steal cars, Identifying vehicle identification numbers (VIN numbers) and reading vehicle identification numbers (VIN) & chassis numbers and decoding vehicle identification numbers (VIN), understanding glass dating methods & being able to identify component parts are all important factors in fighting car theft and reducing vehicle crime figures.

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“A Partnership Approach to Vehicle Crime.”