Publications
- Using OSHA Regulations to Establish Standard of Care in Common Law Negligence Cases
- Gerganoff Greg article.docx
- Lawyers, Expert Witnesses and Ethics-Beyond Mere Testimony
- Use of OSHA as Standard of Care in Negligence Cases-Expert Safety Witness Role
Contact this Expert Witness
- Company: Rocky Mountain Safety Consulting, Inc.
- Phone: 303 330 4616
- Website: www.rkymtnsafety.com
Specialties & Experience of this Expert Witness
General Specialties:
Safety and OSHAKeywords/Search Terms:
OSHA/MSHA compliance, Oil & gas safety, Mining safety, Construction safety, Manufacturing safety, Workplace fatalities, Forklift safety, Conveyor safety, Crushing equipment safety, Fall protection safety, Walking/working surfaces, Pipeline safety, Workplace injuries, Work zone safetyEducation:
JD, Western Michigan Cooley Law School; BA, Albion CollegeYears in Practice:
18Number of Times Deposed/Testified in Last 4 Yrs:
15Additional Information
Provide safety expert witness for mining, oil & gas, construction, manufacturing workplace injuries, including Worker’s Compensation Subrogation matters. Provide services to plaintiff or defense. I have worked as a safety professional for companies involving mining, oil & gas and construction and manufacturing for over 19 years. I am an OSHA General Industry 10 & 30 Hour Authorized trainer, and oil & gas PEC Safeland Trainer for Basic and Core training, holder of Blue Card from MSHA for miner safety training. “Hydrogen Sulfide-Safety.” Journal of the American Society of Safety Engineer, Professional Safety, Spring 2015. “Use of OSHA as Standard of Care Negligence Cases.” Trial Talk, Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, March/April 2016. “Expert Safety Witness Role, Use of the OSH Act as Standard of Care in Common-Law Negligence Cases.” Journal of the American Society of Safety Engineer, Professional Safety, February 2017. “Implementing an Effective OSH Program Without a Dedicated Safety Manager” American Society of Safety Professionals, Professional Safety, October 2019