CSI Crime Scene Challenge

Delegates are split into rival investigation units, each with their own case name, and sent to process a staged crime scene from scratch.

Delegates are split into rival investigation units — each assigned their own agency name and case file — and sent out to process a staged crime scene from scratch. Working the scene like real forensic investigators, teams photograph evidence, take physical measurements, and log every clue before the trail goes cold.

The real teamwork happens in how each unit divides labour under pressure: someone runs photography, someone logs the evidence board, someone interviews witnesses. Units that communicate clearly and delegate well solve the case fastest — which is exactly the muscle this activity is built to train.

This is a favourite for groups who want a cerebral, lower-impact alternative to the more physical challenges, and it works equally well indoors at a conference venue or outdoors on a larger property.