Expert Witnesses & Forensic Consultants Directory

Boats, Ships, Marine — Washington

Marine equipment Washington expert witnesses, including marine vessel experts, ship experts, boat experts, yacht experts and other watercraft experts, profiled here, may provide forensic investigations and consultations on issues involving powerplants (gasoline and diesel engines; electric motors) and engine component defects, including vibrations, fuel system line leaks, fuel pump cracks, fuel injectors, cooling systems, diesel particulate filters, throttle defects, steering gear defects and linkage, reduction gear/clutch, control air valves, propeller shaft, propellers and rudder defects). These boat Washington expert witnesses may also investigate marine electrical equipment defects and marine electrical systems defects, including battery charger defects, cathodic protection, corrosion control, hull plating defects, hull coating defects, lightning protection, wiring defects and related marine electrical issues. These marine vessel specialists may also provide expert witness opinions in issues of navigational systems, radar defects, refrigeration defects, winch defects, dive gear defects, pilot ladder and railing defects, ship conveyor belt defects, ship lift equipment defects, ship loading equipment defects and related marine vessel defects. These maritime experts may consult on all manner of commercial shipping and recreational boating vessels, including cargo vessels, tankers, yachts, commercial fishing vessels, work boats and barges, tug boats, passenger and vehicle ferries, cruise and casino vessels, sailboats and speed boats, sport fishing boats and dive boats, pleasure boats and cruisers. These marine equipment Washington expert witnesses may also testify in matters of alleged defects and USCG investigations (United States Coast Guard Recreational Boating Product Assurance Branch), USCG reports, recalls and safety defect notices, USCG certified vessel examiners, National Association of Marine Surveyors and related matters.

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Captain Anthony B. Ford, USCG (Ret)

Mariner (40+ yr) safety consultant with expertise in injuries, collisions, navigation, seamanship, recreational boat accidents, fishing vessels and the marine industry. Industry WISHA and OSHA rules expert for industrial safety and pollution prevention.

Monroe, WA

Thomas R. Dyer, PE

Naval Architect and Marine Engineer, expert in: naval architecture; marine engineering; shipyard management, economics and engineering; ship and boat maintenance, construction; vessel operation (up to 100 tons inland); drydock, marine railway operations.

Seattle, WA

Areas of Expertise: Marine Engineering

Tel: (206) 618-8632

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