Electrical failures
Review equipment condition, event records, and power quality measurements to evaluate potential failure mechanisms.
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Independent forensic engineering analysis, expert witness testimony, and technical consulting for electrical incidents, equipment failures, and construction disputes.
Electrical engineer and trial-experienced expert witness with hands-on construction experience.
View expert qualificationsReview equipment condition, event records, and power quality measurements to evaluate potential failure mechanisms.
Evaluate arc flash hazards and the role of electrical protection and system conditions.
Analyze power distribution, feeder performance, and equipment interactions.
Compare drawings, specifications, installation conditions, and applicable electrical requirements.
Investigate interruptions involving generators, UPS equipment, transfer switches, and critical loads.
Review metering and equipment records for disturbances that can affect operation.
Our team brings professional electrical engineering and field construction experience to the same investigation. We evaluate the design alongside how the equipment was installed, operated, and maintained.
Explore expert witness services →Power interruption
Power quality measurements were collected during testing to evaluate why generators could not sustain critical loads.
Scope: Forensic engineering and review of test data.
Emergency power performance
Generator startup was evaluated against the required response time in coordination with the testing agency and engineer of record.
Scope: Technical review and recommendations.
Electrical design evaluation
Historical design information and duct bank heat calculations were reviewed to assess the electrical distribution design.
Scope: Engineering calculations and design review.
“Keith helped me with a very complex litigation matter, and was able to explain electrical engineering to me, as it related to a very technical environment.”
Discuss the technical issues, expertise required, and timing of your case.