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Forensic Investigation Expert
Experience in the field of Forensic Engineering for plaintiffs and defendants.
Investigation of electrocutions.
Investigation of work place injuries caused by failure or misoperation of electrical, mechanical, pneumatic or hydraulic systems; a failure or lack of safety devices; a lack of appropriate guarding or warning.
- Rotating machinery
- Conveyors
- Presses, punches and shears
- Door controls, busses and trains
- Cranes
- Tow motors and heavy equipment
- Mining equipment
- Investigation of power tool related accidents including chain saws, grinders, drills, and table saws.
- Investigation of consumer product related injuries such as from treadmills, hand tools, power tools, lighting, aquariums, and appliances.
- Investigation of vehicle related problems including:
- Investigation of unintended accelerations of automobiles.
- Investigation of vehicle electrical and electronic systems.
- Investigation of pole line placements involved with automobile accidents.
- Investigation of traffic signals operation.
- Investigation of seat belt operation and failures
- Evaluation of vehicle damage caused by collision, projectile, or other source.
- Slip and fall investigations.
Resulting from surface material conditions, walkway irregularities, lighting, or other cause.
- Investigation of appliance and product failure resulting in injury, fire or death. Investigations include coffee makers, irons, deep fryers (home and commercial), TV's, VCR's and video machines, heaters, lamps, boilers, etc.
- Investigation of malfunctioning of equipment resulting in contamination of or deterioration of air quality in a building.
- Investigation of sprinkler system failures.
- Investigation of smoke detector operations and failures.
- Investigation of elevator operations including leveling, safety switches, rapid stopping, rapid door closure, and sensing equipment.
- Investigation of escalator sudden stops.
- Investigation of Electromagnetic Field effects from power lines in relation to levels effecting health, property values and equipment interference.
- Inclusion of Human Factors/Ergonomic considerations where required in investigations.
- Utilization of codes and specifications including NFPA, NEC,NESC, ANSI, ASME, OSHA, ADA, NEMA, REA, and all other applicable codes and standards.
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