Mississippi forensic engineering expert witnesses investigate structural, mechanical, and materials failures across the state’s Gulf Coast and riverine infrastructure. They often come from civil and mechanical engineering, construction management, and fire investigation backgrounds, with experience in ports, petrochemical facilities, and public works. They evaluate causation, code compliance, and damage mechanisms in collapses, corrosion, floods, and industrial incidents.
Industrial Control Systems Engineering Expert Witness
Industrial Control Systems Engineering Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $480/hr
- Deposition Fee
- $480/hr
- Court Fee
- $480/hr
This expert is a former public-company executive who now consults as a forensic engineer for patents, accidents, and commercial matters. His 40 year career spans industrial, oilfield, and medical interests, both domestic and international. His expertise includes electrical and electronic engineering, industrial computers, and automated control systems. He has qualified several times as an expert witness in US Federal Court, most notably in the Deepwater Horizon / BP oil spill trial.He is specially trained in control systems in a number of industrial aspects, including NFPA 85/ ISA 77 Boiler Control Engineering. He is a licensed electrical engineer, licensed control systems engineer, and a licensed master electrician.
Engineering Consultant, Privately owned consulting firm
Bachelor of Science (BS), University of New Orleans
Metairie,
Louisiana