California
This expert is very well qualified the field of electrical engineering and power source design and qualification. He received his BS and ME in Biomedical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Power Sources Manufacturing Association and several branches of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers including IEEE Consultants...
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Nevada
This highly qualified expert has 50 years of experience in electrical project management, contracting, and inspection. He obtained his BS in electrical systems from the University of Akron, before receiving his JD from Western State University. Today, he is a certified electrical inspector and electrical contractor, as well as a licensed master electrician. This expert is an active member of...
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A power line expert witness is a professional with extensive knowledge and experience in the field of electrical engineering, specifically related to power lines. They provide testimony in legal cases involving power line incidents.
Power line experts can handle cases involving electrocution, equipment failure, safety violations, property damage due to fallen lines, and disputes over right-of-way or easement issues.
A power line expert can analyze incident reports, inspect damaged equipment, evaluate adherence to safety standards, and provide credible testimony on the technical aspects of your case.
Yes, some experts may specialize in areas such as high voltage transmission, distribution systems, underground cables, or specific types of equipment like transformers or circuit breakers.
Power lines involve complex engineering principles and strict safety regulations. An expert in this field can provide crucial insights and explanations that are understandable to non-technical individuals involved in the case.
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