Similar to products, industrial processes must be designed in a manner that
is reasonably safe while in operation. The design and manufacturability
aspect of the development process for any process is where the safety of
those in contact with the process is considered and addressed.

The Hierarchy of Safety was established to support these aspects and requires
any manufacturer to follow certain rules of product development from the
inception of the product.

First, safety hazards must be designed out of the product itself.
It is the most assured way to eliminate injury in the production
process or the end use.

Second, to guard if design changes cannot accommodate the
hazardous issue. On occasion where design is not feasible
or practical; guarding can provide the buffer necessary to make
the product safe.

Third, warn if guarding and/or design are not possible.

If a process is developed and implemented, and does not adequately address
safety issues, the industrial operator is subjected to unreasonably dangerous
conditions.

Ask us about the examples below and how permanent injuries were sustained
while these processes were in operation.

Vehicle defects can be viewed from several perspectives:

Product design defects
These are not limited to just the vehicle systems components,
but include the documentation and literature that are apart of the vehicle

Manufacturing Assembly defects are a consideration when the
factory doesn’t do its job properly and it results in
injury or property damage.

Automotive industry knowledge is essential when vehicle design
comes into consideration. American Technical has the capabilities to
evaluate vehicle defects and the proper equipment to facilitate the evaluations

Automotive diagnostic equipment

 Crash Damage Recorder

The CDR data can be extracted directly from the vehicle or extracted for
use later and “bench” extracted. Data most often referred to includes:

American Technical can provide a “Black Box” presentation to you or your
organization for a better understanding of what the vehicle Black Box
means to your case.

Accident Reconstruction

The 2 vehicles below were involved in a collision on the road shown below.
Ask us how one of the drivers attempted to blame the other driver.

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