Steven M. Hall
Director, Human Factors Practice
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Professional Summary
Steven M. Hall, M.S.E., C.P.S.M. is a human factors and product safety expert specializing in warnings and instructions design, ergonomics, and human factors engineering. With a career spanning roles in standards development and product safety management, he brings a comprehensive understanding of safety communication and risk assessment to litigation work. His work centers on investigating product safety compliance, assessing ergonomic design effectiveness, and evaluating whether safety information meets industry standards.
Mr. Hall has been retained in numerous expert witness and consulting engagements across the United States, involving consumer products, industrial machinery, and recreational vehicles. His M.S.E in Industrial and Operations Engineering, along with his Certified Product Safety Manager designation, reinforce his ability to deliver objective, defensible analyses. He is regularly engaged by both plaintiff and defense counsel to provide clear, independent determinations of causation in disputes involving warnings and safety labels.
Work Experience
Steven M. Hall has over 25 years of experience in human factors and ergonomics. He is currently the Director, Human Factors at Rimkus in Ann Arbor, MI, a position he has held since 2021. Previously, he served as a Senior Consultant at Applied Safety and Ergonomics, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI, from 1998 to 2021.
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Best Descriptor
Steven M. Hall specializes in human factors engineering, focusing on safety signs and product safety standards.
Best Use Cases
- 1Product safety compliance assessments
- 2Design evaluations for safety signage
- 3Expert testimony in product liability cases
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M.S.E in Industrial and Operations Engineering
University of Michigan · 2002
B.S.E in Engineering Physics
University of Michigan · 1998