Steve Eisenhart This is Me

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1. 1. www.competitivechange.com

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   Published on: 11/7/2007   Last Visited: 11/7/2007

   Steve Eisenhart is a Senior Training Facilitator, and Consultant for Reliability Center, Inc., and fellow with the University of Dayton. Steve is an expert in equipment reliability and failure analysis, human error prevention, detection, and corrections. He specializes in electrical systems failure diagnosis, design operation, and maintenance.
   
   He is qualified for all types of equipment failures and human error events. He has conducted more than 550 root cause investigations of equipment failures and human error utilizing various methodologies and more than 120 assessments of management and programmatic failures. He was an expert witness and lead investigator for the California Energy Market Manipulation Investigation and the San Francisco Blackout event for the California Public Utilities Commission and the State Attorney General.
   
   He has published research and technology papers on human error reduction, equipment failure analysis techniques, designs/operations standards for low, medium and high voltage power equipment, and training courses for mechanical and electrical failure mode analysis training.
   
   He is a graduate of John Tyler College and Virginia Commonwealth University and holds a BS Degree in Physics/Mathematics.

2. 2. Center for Competitive Change

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   Published on: 5/1/2007   Last Visited: 11/7/2007

   Steve Eisenhart is a Senior Training Facilitator, and Consultant for Reliability Center, Inc., and fellow with the University of Dayton. Steve is an expert in equipment reliability and failure analysis, human error prevention, detection, and corrections. He specializes in electrical systems failure diagnosis, design operation, and maintenance.
   
   He is qualified for all types of equipment failures and human error events. He has conducted more than 550 root cause investigations of equipment failures and human error utilizing various methodologies and more than 120 assessments of management and programmatic failures. He was an expert witness and lead investigator for the California Energy Market Manipulation Investigation and the San Francisco Blackout event for the California Public Utilities Commission and the State Attorney General.
   
   He has published research and technology papers on human error reduction, equipment failure analysis techniques, designs/operations standards for low, medium and high voltage power equipment, and training courses for mechanical and electrical failure mode analysis training.
   
   He is a graduate of John Tyler College and Virginia Commonwealth University and holds a BS Degree in Physics/Mathematics.

3. 3. CCC-Instructor Profiles - Michel Baudin

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   Published on: 7/16/2004   Last Visited: 11/24/2006

   Steve Eisenhart
   
   Steve Eisenhart is a Senior Training, Facilitator, and Consultant for Reliability Center, Inc. and fellow with the University of Dayton. Steve is an expert in equipment reliability and failure analysis, human error prevention, detection, and correction, specializing in electrical systems failure diagnosis, design, operation, and maintenance.
   
   He is a qualified Senior Investigator for all types of equipment failures and human error events including industrial safety accidents. He has conducted more than 550 root cause investigations of equipment failures and human error utilizing various methodologies and more than 120 assessments of management and programmatic failures. He was an expert witness and lead investigator for the California Energy Market Manipulation Investigation and the San Francisco Blackout event for the California Public Utilities Commission and the State Attorney General.
   
   He has published research and technology papers on human error reduction, equipment failure analysis techniques, design/operations standards for low, medium and high voltage power equipment, and training courses for mechanical and electrical failure mode analysis training.
   
   He is a graduate of John Tyler College and Virginia Commonwealth University and holds a BS Degree in Physics/Mathematics.