Occupational Fatality Investigation & Prevention Research
Eleven years of field research with the Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation (FACE) Program, involving approximately 90 occupational fatality investigations.
Full recordIndependent practice
For organizations working with complex, scattered, or incomplete information.
Research • Interviews • Information Synthesis • Professional & Technical Writing
“I take complicated information, find the important story inside it, and turn it into something people can understand and use.”
The work
The situation
The relevant information may be spread across records, reports, interviews, and institutional memory. Important context is missing. Findings exist, but they have not yet become a usable whole.
This work brings disciplined research, attentive listening, and structural thinking to that problem—then produces a document designed for a real decision, audience, or process.
Selected work & experience
Eleven years of field research with the Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation (FACE) Program, involving approximately 90 occupational fatality investigations.
Full recordIndependent consulting engagement for the Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center, examining employer perspectives on hiring individuals participating in substance abuse rehabilitation.
Full recordInterviews with experienced maintenance personnel at a grey iron foundry to begin translating practical maintenance knowledge into written procedures.
Full recordEnvironmental and operational responsibilities at a grey iron foundry, including air and water-discharge reporting, hazardous-materials recordkeeping, brownfield oversight, and regulatory inspections.
Full recordServices
Focused inquiry that finds, assesses, and distills the information decision-makers need.
Carefully structured conversations translated into themes, findings, and usable insight.
Scattered sources brought into a coherent structure with gaps, patterns, and priorities made visible.
Operational knowledge turned into clear, durable guidance people can follow.
Substantive, well-organized documents grounded in evidence and built for a defined audience.
Clear professional documents developed from research, interviews, records, and existing content.
Method
Establish the question, audience, sources, and intended use.
Review the material, conduct research, and interview relevant people.
Identify gaps, patterns, evidence, and the essential story.
Produce a clear, structured, decision-ready document.
Organizations served
Law firms and consultants
Small and midsized businesses
Safety and environmental organizations
Healthcare and public-health organizations
Nonprofits
Universities and research organizations
Selected experience
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