Overview

Error Analysis is a consultancy that provides scientific technical advisory services to attorneys, insurance companies, businesses, and governments throughout the United States and abroad.  

Our personnel have credentials that combine advanced education and training in the behavioral and engineering sciences with practical work experience in analyzing and addressing complex safety issues and matters of human performance.   

We provide:

  • Comprehensive litigation support.
  • Proactive, consulting and development in ergonomics and risk management.
  • Publications, research, and training to help clients perform assessments and learn about safety.

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News

Error Analysis, Inc. brings human factors expert services to new Las Vegas, Nevada office.       

Ergonomics consultant Joseph Cohen became a certified operator of the English XL variable incidence tribometer for measuring floor slip resistance.

A new book co-authored by Cindy LaRue entitled Ladders: Safety & Litigation now available from Lawyers & Judges Publishing Company.

Joseph Cohen to deliver 10 Human Error Myths presentation in upcoming ASSE sympoisum in November 2010: "Reducing Errors: Understanding the Cause and Implementing Approaches that Work."

Human factors consultant Harvey Cohen named associate editor of Ergonomics in Design, the quarterly of human factors applications published by the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. 

Publications/Presentations

Cohen, J.  Work system design and the etiology of human error.  Accepted for publication in upcoming forensics special issue of Ergonomics in Design.

Cohen, H.  Trends in forensic human factors-ergonomics: Where we are and where we've been...one expert's musings.  Accepted for publication in upcoming forensics special issue of Ergonomics in Design.   

Nemire, K., Thompson, D., & Cohen, H.H.  (in press). Stick-and-fall: A previously unstudied type of fall. Accepted for presentation at the 54th annual meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, San Francisco, October 2010. 

Cohen, J., LaRue, C.A., & Cohen, H.H. (2009). Stairway falls: An ergonomics analysis of 80 cases. Professional Safety, 27-32.