Utah behavioral health sciences expert witnesses bring clinical and research insight to matters involving mental health, addiction, and human behavior. They often come from psychiatry, psychology, social work, and counseling, with experience in Intermountain Health facilities and University of Utah Health programs. They evaluate standards of care, diagnosis, risk assessment, treatment planning, and patient outcomes.
Human Factors Ergonomics and Safety Engineering Expert Witness
Human Factors Ergonomics and Safety Engineering Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $300/hr
- Deposition Fee
- $300/hr
- Court Fee
- $300/hr
This is a highly qualified expert who is capable of reviewing the case at hand. He is highly published and has considerable professional and academic experience in the field of ergonomics and engineering, making him capable of commenting on the potential for negligence on the part of the defendant in this case. The areas in which he has consulted with attorneys may be broadly characterized as those involving issues pertaining to ergonomics/human factors, product safety, and occupational safety. In addition to consulting with attorneys, he teaches the senior level Safety Engineering class and the graduate level Ergonomics class in the Industrial Engineering program at the Pueblo campus of Colorado State University where he is an adjunct professor. He also consults with manufacturers on product safety and with employers of various types on workplace safety.
Vice President, A Private Occupational Safety Consulting Firm
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Virginia Tech
Colorado Springs,
Colorado