Colorado railroad expert witnesses analyze rail operations, infrastructure, and safety practices across the state’s Front Range freight corridors and mountain-grade routes. They often come from railroad engineering, signal and communications, track maintenance, and accident reconstruction roles, with experience in commuter rail environments like RTD. They evaluate derailments, grade-crossing incidents, braking performance, and compliance with operating rules.
Civil and Transportation Engineering Expert Witness
Civil and Transportation Engineering Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $200/hr
This well-qualified engineer has nearly four decades of experience in civil and transportation engineering, construction, and resource management. He received his BS and MS in civil engineering from Oklahoma State University. He is a licensed engineer in the state of Oklahoma and is also a certified flood plain manager. In addition, he is a member of professional organizations such as the American Public Works Association, American Society of Civil Engineers, and National Society of Professional Engineers. Previously, this expert held roles such as senior engineer, vice president, director of district facilities, operations manager, and director of engineering & construction. Currently, he serves as the president of a civil engineering firm, as a county engineer in OK, and as an adjunct instructor of civil engineering for a university in OK.
Adjunct Instructor, A University in OK
Master of Science (MS), Oklahoma State University
Tulsa,
Oklahoma