OSHA Expert Witnesses in Montana
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Average OSHA Expert Witnesses Court Fees
$275/hr
Review Fee
$325/hr
Deposition Fee
$350/hr
Court Fee
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Commercial Insurance & Occupational Safety Expert Witness
This highly qualified expert has extensive experience in commercial insurance and occupational safety. He earned his BA in philosophy from Allegheny College and is an associate of risk management and associate of underwriting through the AICPCU/The Institutes, as well as an OSHA-authorized general industry instructor and a certified occupational health and safety technician. He began his career as a reporter, news editor, and photographer for the Bear Paw Sentinel and the Great Falls Tribune. He then served as the vice principal of Great Falls Christian School before transitioning to the insurance industry. This expert served as a senior account executive for Liberty Northwest and a commercial lines agent for Western States Insurance, focusing mainly on workers' comp insurance. Currently, this expert serves as an occupational health and safety specialist for a state labor and industry department, teaching both 10-hour and 30-hour OSHA classes.
Occupational Safety & Health Specialist, A State Labor and Industry Department
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Allegheny College
Cascade |
Montana
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FAQs for Osha Expert Witnesses
What is the role of an OSHA expert witness in a legal case?
An OSHA expert witness provides specialized knowledge on workplace safety standards and regulations. They can testify on violations, accident investigations, and risk assessments.
What types of cases might require an OSHA expert witness?
Cases involving workplace accidents, industrial hygiene issues, construction safety, or alleged violations of OSHA standards often require the expertise of an OSHA expert witness.
Can an OSHA expert witness help with cases related to COVID-19 safety protocols?
Yes, an OSHA expert can provide insight into whether appropriate COVID-19 safety measures were implemented and adhered to in a workplace setting.
What subspecialties exist within the field of OSHA expert witnesses?
Subspecialties can include construction safety, industrial hygiene, ergonomics, hazardous materials handling, and machinery safety among others.
How does an OSHA expert witness establish a violation of safety standards?
The expert will review incident reports, inspect the site if possible, analyze training records and equipment maintenance logs to determine if there was a violation.
How does Expert Institute select its OSHA expert witnesses?
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