
Mr. Satish Almaula, V.P, Director
of Forensic
Engneering Services
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Fast response
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Principal investigator leads team
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Clear communication
throughout assignment
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Gather all relevant data
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Inspect, measure and photograph
incident site ASAP
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Collect and preserve evidence
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Interview witnesses and
persons most knowledgeable
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Follow-up engineering analyses
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Obtain exemplars
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Lab tests
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Literature review
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Reporting
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Trial exhibits and animation
Characteristics of an APTECH
Expert
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Relevant expertise and credentials
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Practicing engineer — not “professional
expert”
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Knowledge of materials, process, and design
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Specific
equipment experience and in-depth technology expertise
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Knowledge
of legal/insurance industry
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Good listener and communicator
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Responsive to client
requests
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Focused and practical
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Network within his field
Aptech Engineering Services, Inc.
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APTECH’s engineers
have an average of over 25 years of experience in their technical
specialties. Our
professional staff members range from our senior staff members who
serve as expert witnesses in depositions and trials, to our junior
personnel who provide technical support. Our key people are described
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Satish Almaula
Vice President of the Forensic Engineering Group and consulting
services in industrial processing, manufacturing and allied sectors across APTECH’s practice
areas including litigation support services
(408) 636-5402

Kimble
Clark, Ph.D.
Mechanical Engineer — Heat transfer, fluid mechanics,
combustion, complex fires and explosions
(408) 636-5410

Richard
Schreiber, P.E.
Mechanical Engineer — Boiler and machinery failure analysis,
residential and commercial appliances, fire and explosion origin/cause,
combustion emissions
(408) 636-5334

Eric
Sullivan, P.E.
Metallurgical Engineer — Metallurgy, welding, failure analysis,
fire and explosion investigation
(805) 563-0477

Philip
Lindsay, P.E.
Metallurgical Engineer — Metallurgy,
corrosion engineering, water contamination, failure analysis
(408) 636-5386

Clayton
Lee, P.E.
Mechanical Engineer — Heat
Transfer, fluid mechanics, finite element computer modeling
(408) 636-5375

Geoffrey
Egan, Ph.D.
Mechanical Engineer and President of
APTECH — Engineering mechanics, metallurgy, welding, risk analysis
(408) 636-5300

David A. Bosko
Mechanical Engineer — Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Testing Systems
(408) 636-5363

Philip Besuner
Mechanical Reliability Engineer — Statistical analysis, probabalistic engineering analysis, fracture mechanics
(650) 941-8733 (California)

Michael
Cronin, P.E.
Mechanical Engineer — Stress
analysis, design evaluation, engineering mechanics, finite element computer
modeling
(408) 636-5343

Rodney
Dail
Metallurgical Engineer — Metallurgy, welding, mechanical testing,
nondestructive examination
(301) 868-4899 (Maryland)

Robert J. Gialdini, P.E.
Mechanical Engineer — Mechanical Engineering, Stress Analysis
(408) 636-5376

Charles Greene, Ph.D.
Chemical Engineer — Petroleum and petrochemical
refining, refinery startup, operation and maintenance
(707) 875-3334 (California)

G. Paul Grimsrud
Engineering Economist — Economic damages, electricity production costing, asset evaluation
(408) 636-5344

Steve
Kohan, Ph.D.
Chemical Engineer — Refinery Processes, catalysis, plant testing,
fluid mechanics, risk analysis
(408) 636-5356

Steve
Lefton
Chemical Engineer — Fossil and nuclear utility power generation,
construction, start-up, operation and maintenance, economics
(408) 636-5302

Steven
Torbov
Mechanical Engineer — Combustion, fuel
science, burner and boiler design
(408) 636-5394

Phillip
Wheeler, P.E.
Electrical Engineer — Electrical power systems, design, construction,
operation and maintenance practices
(949) 766-4820 (California)
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