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Les Winter, P.E.
Electrical Engineer, Fire Investigator, and Woodworking, Construction, and Labor Law Expert

Les Winter has provided electrical engineering consulting to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, the New York City School Construction Authority and IBM on various construction projects.  He’s investigated electrical shocks, fires and other accidents for clients like Con Edison.

He's also been the primary electrical engineer for a number of New York City firms. In those positions, he coordinated railroad, municipal park and high rise office building projects; and he directed installation and testing of high voltage service, transformers and switchgear. He specializes in New York State labor law, statutes 200, 240 and 241.

Les is also a woodworker, and he not only designs and builds furniture, he also investigates woodworking machinery injuries.  Les is a Professional Engineer in New York and New Jersey, and he's a Certified Fire and Explosion Investigator.  His professional affiliations include memberships in the Illuminating Engineering Society and the National Association of Fire Investigators.

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  • Curriculum Vitae (CV)
    • Les Winter, P.E. - Curriculum Vitae

      View or download the CV of  Les Winter, P.E.

  • CSST - Experts Investigate Fire in Upscale Home
    • CSST - Experts Investigate Fire in Upscale Home

      A fire broke out in a recently constructed upscale home during a heavy thunderstorm. Robson Forensic fire investigators were retained to investigate the fire and determine the origin and cause. Our investigator concluded that the origin of the fire was under the first floor where a hole was discovered in the flexible gas tubing. He determined that the hole had been created by a lightning strike. Based on these findings, additional Robson experts were engaged to determine if the work performed by the electrical contractor during the home’s construction was a cause of the hole in the gas tubing.

      View Full Case HERE

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100 East Hanover Avenue
Suite 305
Cedar Knolls, NJ 07927
lwinter@robsonforensic.com
800.695.3139 phone
973.683.0883 fax
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