Temperature controls can factor into litigation in a variety of cases including the loss of perishable goods, lost product in manufacturing or processing facilities, fire damage, or personal injury…
Electrical systems include power distribution, lighting, life safety, and control systems for buildings, as well as utility transmission and distribution systems. Our experts are frequently engaged in cases involving electrical shock injuries, construction claims, product malfunctions, and electrical fires.
The electrical engineers at Robson Forensic are Licensed Professional Engineers who have extensive hands on experience in the design, operation, manufacture, installation and maintenance of electrical systems and equipment. They routinely investigate incidents related to electrical distribution systems, control systems, lightning damage, circuit breakers, switchgear, wiring, electrical systems design, construction methods, utility company operation and The National Electrical Code. Our experts have broad hands-on experience in residential, commercial, industrial and institutional equipment and building systems.
Robson Forensic offers local electrical engineers from many of our regional locations.
Robson Forensic offers a fully appointed mechanical testing laboratory to assist our clients with the inspection and storage of evidence in electrical systems cases. Our lab facilities can accommodate large evidence items and are equipped to perform testing on a variety of electrical and mechanical devices. Visit our Mechanical Testing Laboratory page for more information.
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Temperature controls can factor into litigation in a variety of cases including the loss of perishable goods, lost product in manufacturing or processing facilities, fire damage, or personal injury…
In this article, electrical engineer, Kenneth Kutchek, P.E. provides an introduction to electrocutions and electric shock injuries. His discussion includes the basic principles of electricity,…
In this article, Electrical Engineer, Kenneth J. Kutchek, P.E. provides an introduction to electronic machine safety guards. Designed to enhance the safety of industrial processes and machinery, the…