Defective Crib Design Suffocates Child

This highly qualified expert has over 50 years of experience in mechanical engineering, accident analysis, and forensics with additional specialties in warning labels and standards. He earned a BS in mechanical engineering as well as an MBA and PhD in industrial engineering from the Ohio State University. He is a member of numerous professional organizations pertaining to engineering and safety standards and has an extensive list of both journal publications and books/book chapters. He began his career as a corporate methods engineer for Owens-Corning Fiberglass before serving as an assistant professor, then associate professor, of industrial and operations engineering at the University of Michigan. He then served as the director of safety standards for Federal OSHA before a role as specialist assistant for safety to the US Assistant Secretary of Labor at the time, Dr. Eula Bingham with OSHA responsibilities. For 40 years, he has served as the president of a self-owned engineering consulting firm that specializes in matters such as accident analysis and forensics, consumer product design and liability, warning and instruction labels, and workplace safety and OSHA compliance, among others. He is also an emeritus professor of industrial and operations engineering at a top university in Michigan.

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