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Metallurgy & Metallurgical Failure Analysis Expert Witness
Review Fee $265/hrDeposition Fee $375/hrCourt Fee $375/hrThis highly qualified expert has over 40 years of experience in metallurgy and metallurgical failure analysis, with expertise in metallurgical engineering, failure analysis, materials solutions, welding and corrosion consulting in stainless steel, aluminum alloys, copper-based alloys, titanium alloys, nickel-based alloys, and high alloys. He earned his BS in metallurgical engineering from California Polytechnic State University. This expert is a registered professional engineer in metallurgy and is active in the field as a member of the American Welding Society, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and the American Society for Metals. He has previously held a Level II certification in radiographic and ultrasonic testing and a Level III certification in magnetic particle, liquid penetrant, and visual testing through the American Society for Nondestructive Testing. This expert has previously served as a hydraulics mechanic for USMC Aircraft, a sheet metal mechanic for Rohr Corporation, plant metallurgist for United Centrifugal Pumps, and staff metallurgist for Sunstrand. He also worked on the Lockheed MSD engineering co-op program and EG&G Services nuclear plant construction. For 35 years, this expert has served as the owner and consulting engineer for a private metallurgy and engineering consultancy in California.
Owner and Consulting Engineer, A private metallurgy and engineering consultancy in CA
Bachelor of Science (BS), California Polytechnic State University
San Diego,
California
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What Can a Material Handling Expert Witness Opine On?
Receiving
Inspecting and accepting incoming materials.
Storage
Organizing materials in designated locations.
Picking
Selecting items for orders or production.
Packing
Preparing items for shipment or storage.
Shipping
Distributing materials to customers or sites.
Inventory Management
Tracking and controlling material stock levels.
FAQs for Material Handling Expert Witnesses
What is the role of a material handling expert witness?
A material handling expert witness is a specialized engineer who evaluates equipment, systems, and safety practices in legal cases. They assist by reviewing records, inspecting sites, clarifying technical issues, and testifying in court.
What types of cases can benefit from the insights of a material handling expert witness?
Material handling expert witnesses support cases involving warehouse accidents, conveyor and forklift injuries, OSHA safety violations, equipment failures, logistics negligence, and industrial design defects.
How can a material handling expert witness evaluate compliance with applicable safety standards?
A material handling expert witness evaluates compliance with applicable safety standards by reviewing equipment design, procedures, training, incident data, and on-site practices against OSHA and industry codes.
What specific qualifications should counsel seek in a material handling expert witness?
Counsel should seek a material handling expert witness with engineering or safety credentials, industry experience, standards knowledge (OSHA/ANSI), and proven testimony experience.
How does a material handling expert witness assess the adequacy of equipment selection and layout?
A material handling expert witness evaluates equipment selection and layout by comparing them to industry standards, safety codes, load requirements, workflow efficiency, and manufacturer guidelines.
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