Benton Randle
Benton Randle is an Accident Reconstructionist with Aperture (formerly Scientific Analysis Inc.). For more than 10 years, Benton has worked in the field of accident reconstruction—his responsibilities as a reconstructionist include mapping, re-creating, demonstrating, and testifying.
Prior to his time with Aperture, Benton attended Texas Tech University where he received a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. For four years after college, Benton was employed as a civil engineer. His civil engineering work included commercial land development, highway design, and a DART railway project design. From here, he leveraged his engineering knowledge to start a career in accident reconstruction.
Benton has been involved in accident reconstruction work in the United States, Mexico, Canada, and the Caribbean. Additionally, Benton has completed specialized study in accident reconstruction at Northwestern University and continues to participate in ongoing Society of Automotive Engineer (SAE) courses as a member. Benton holds an American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) membership as well.
Education
Texas Tech University: Lubbock, Texas, Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering/ Minor in Mathematics, December 2006
Northwestern University: Evanston, Illinois, Traffic Crash Reconstruction I, October 2011, Traffic Crash Reconstruction II, November 201, Traffic Collision Investigation I, June 2012, Traffic Collision Investigation II, June 2012,
Crash Safety Solutions, LLC, Advanced Crash Reconstruction Utilizing Human Factors Research, October 2019
Scientific Analysis, Inc., Heavy Vehicle Electronic Control Module Download Training, December 2010, Event Data Retrieval Systems Training, September 2019
Leica- Geosystems, High-Definition Laser Scanner Training, June 2010
Bosch Corporation, Crash Data Retrieval Summit, January 2013
The Society of Automotive Engineers, Accessing and Interpreting Heavy Vehicle Event Data Recorders Seminar, 2016
Federal Aviation Administration, Remote Pilot SUAS Certification, January 2019
Professional Certifications
National Association of Professional Accident Reconstructionist Specialists (NAPARS)
Texas Department of Public Safety Licensed Private Investigator
Tau Beta Pi- Honorary General Engineering Fraternity
Cooper High School Valedictorian
Work Experience
Aperture LLC (formerly known as Scientific Analysis, Inc.), Accident Reconstructionist, Current
• Accident investigation, reconstruction, and analysis for passenger and commercial vehicles
through employment of engineering and scientific disciplines
• Accident scene and vehicle inspection, photography, and measurement
• Production of trial and testimony aids such as accident site diagrams, maps, charts, and
crime scene exhibits
Engineer in Training, June 2010
• Prepared right-of-way investigation plans for future Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) light
rail line
• Reviewed DART design plans prepared by out of office engineering firms as a part of the
DART quality control process
• Conducted field research and prepared a route maps for future Dallas Water Utilities (DWU)
projects
• Met with DWU staff/officials at monthly meetings to discuss project progress
• Designed complete DWU and City of Ft. Worth water and wastewater/roadway replacement
plans
• Researched and gathered existing DWU utility/roadway plans for use in the preparation and
design of DWU utility/roadway design plans
• Prepared quantity and cost-estimate reports for City of Dallas and Ft. Worth projects
Lawrence A. Cates & Associates, LLP., Engineer in Training. January 2007-2009
• Designed complete construction documents for commercial site developments, including
preparing plats.
• Verified field measurements from surveyors for final design
• Coordinated with architect, MEP and other sub-consultants to ensure submittal
requirements and deadlines were met
• Supervised the progress of AutoCAD technicians in the drafting process
• Represented clients by presenting their projects at planning and zoning and city council
meetings
• Prepared and submitted plans and applications to city departments
• Met with city planners, engineers and other city officials to resolve issues encountered
during the design process
• Prepared cost-estimate reports for clients
• Met with utility companies to coordinate easements and utilities necessary for site
development
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