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LABELS AND WARNINGS EXPERT WITNESSES J. M. Miller Engineering Inc. President: James M. Miller, P.E., Ph.D. Dr.
Miller is an Emeritus Professor at the University of Michigan and a
registered professional engineer and consultant with over 35 years of
experience as an expert witness. He specializes in warnings, labeling,
and instruction manuals, consumer product design, process safety,
explosions and fire science, chemical hazards (diacetyl, asbestos,
benzene, etc.), machine guarding, vehicle visibility, tractor
egress/ingress, slip and fall prevention, recreational vehicles (ATVs,
boats, and personal watercraft), and compliance with safety standards
(OSHA, MSDS, CPSC, ANSI, ASTM, UL, etc.) Miller
Engineering also has a staff with degrees in the Mechanical, Chemical,
Agricultural, Industrial, and Human Factors fields of engineering.
Recently, Dr. Miller has been handling cases involving battery fires,
particularly with respect to e-cigarettes, vaporizers, or "vapes". Co-Founder: Mark R. Lehto, Ph.D. Dr.
Lehto is a Professor of Engineering at Purdue University. He
specializes in knowledge engineering, warnings and instructions,
structuring expert systems, accident modeling, accident statistical
analysis, consumer product safety, boating safety, in-field national
surveys of product usage and product information effectiveness. Managing Engineer: Bradley T. Cook, P.E., BSME Bradley
is a registered professional engineer and consultant with extensive
experience in accident reconstruction. He specializes in vehicular
accident reconstruction and has investigated hundreds of vehicle
accidents involving cars, trucks, pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcycles,
etc. Bradley also has experience in product safety and hazard
analysis; occupational safety and health (OSHA) compliance; pedestrian
and worker slip and fall prevention; investigation and reconstruction
of industrial and consumer product accidents. He holds a Bachelor of
Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan and a
Masters of Science in Engineering with a Biomedical concentration from
Purdue University. Staff and Support Engineers & Degree Areas: Adam M. Olshove - Mechanical Engineering Kelley S. Lodge - Packaging, Safety & Health Paul Miller - Mechanical Engineering Areas of Expertise & Services: Vehicles - Car/Truck Accident Reconstruction
- Crash Data Retrieval (CDR)
- Visibility & Reaction Time Analysis
- Tires, Trailers, Brakes & Accelerators
- Truck/Off Road Vehicle Egress/Ingress
- Traffic Signing and Construction Zones
Mechanical & Electrical Safety - Product Safety & Analysis
- Machinery - Metal, Wood, Plastic Molding
- Machine Guarding & Safety, Robots, Automation
- Hazard and Risk Analysis
- Employee Safety Procedures – OSHA
- Electrical Distribution & Transmission Hazards
Warnings & Instructions - Warning Labels & User Manual Design
- Hazard Analysis & Product Label Designs
- Medical Device & Drug Warnings & Instructions
- Inadequate Warnings Analysis
- Standard Compliance (ANSI Z535)
- Product Recall Information & Strategies
Chemicals Safety & Labeling - NEW OSHA HAZCOM (2012) & GHS Review
- MSDS, SDS and Product Label Compliance
- Toxic Torts - Diacetyl, Asbestos, Benzene, Lead, Carbon Monoxide
Chemical Exposures & Workplace Safety - Chemical Inhalation, Ingestion, Dermal Contact
- Contamination - Water & Environmental
- Manufacturing & Process Line Accidents
- Slips, Trips, Falls, & Entanglements
Fires & Explosions - Cause & Origin Investigations
- Gas, Vapor, & Electrical
Agriculture - Tractor & Equipment Accidents
- Chemical Applications & Exposures
- Crop Storage & Harvesting Accidents
- Pesticides
Construction - Vehicle Visibility Accidents
- Slip, Trip, & Fall Accidents
- Power Tool Repetitive & Immediate Injuries
- Scaffolding - Cranes - Hoisting - Fork Lifts
Consumers/Household Safety - Appliances & Tools
- Child Furniture, Choking, Playgrounds
- Swimming Pools & Exercise Equipment
- Recreation - ATV, Boats, Bicycles, Boards
- Ladder, Stair, Step and Railing Accidents
- Slip, Trip, & Fall Accidents
Insurance Subrogation & Forensics - Accident Investigations
- Electrical & Fire Causation
- Chemical Leakage Damage
- Defective Equipment Injuries
- Premise and Process Damages
Dr.
Miller holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a Ph.D. in
Industrial Engineering from Ohio State University, where he was one of
the first US Ph.D. graduates to specialize in transportation and
consumer accident research. He became a professor at the University of
Michigan's Department of Industrial and Operations Engineering (IOE),
where he taught courses in human factors/ergonomics, safety
engineering, methods engineering and law for engineers (1970-1998). On
leave from the University at the U.S. Department of Labor (1975-1977),
he was appointed as Special Assistant for Safety to OSHA's Assistant
Secretary of Labor, where he had responsibility, among other things,
for revising the OSHA General Industry (29 CFR 1910) and Construction
(29 CFR 1926) Safety Standards. He also participated in the early
formation of the OSHA HazCom standard (29 CFR 1910.1200) and original
MSDSs and chemical labels.
Dr. Miller has authored a chapter titled "Hazard Communication and
Right-to-Know: Regulatory Issues" in the Safety Engineering Handbook for
ASSE. He has also authored five books on the topics of warnings and
instructions and hundreds of journal articles. He is currently a
committee member of the ASTM Technical Committee F15 on Consumer
Products.
CALL FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 888-206-4394 LABELS & WARNINGS EXPERT WITNESS Miller Engineering 2392 Fuller Court Ann Arbor, MI 48105 www.millerengineering.com
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