BEALL, RICHARD CHARLES

Railroad Litigation Experts

8211 S.W. 192nd Street

Miami, Florida 33157

(305) 251-4554 Cell: (305) 775-5511

E-Mail: rbeall@bellsouth.net

Railroad Operations and Safety Consultant. Certified locomotive engineer with over 30 years of railroad operating experience. Also held qualifications as conductor and trainman and most recently served a railroad Safety Director and Contracts Administrator. Experienced in all aspects of train handling and railroad related operations, including training of locomotive engineers and conductors. He was also employed for 9 years as a legal investigator with a prestigious Miami law firm but now has his own consulting company which does related consulting for Plaintiff and Defendants in all aspects of railroad operations and safety practices. Is associated with James R. Loumiet of Kansas City, Missouri, Thomas E. Johnson of Edina, Minnesota and Robert W. Halstead of Syracuse, New York. Empowers extensive Safety Seminar Presentation experience and has contributed extensively to the publishing of "Train Accident Reconstruction and FELA and Railroad Litigation", a railroad reconstruction book written to assist attorneys during their litigation investigation.  Past Member - Advisory Board - NARSCI.

18510 SE Lakeside Drive

Tequesta, Florida 33469-8119

(561) 743-1021

E-Mail: PVBodnar@msn.com

Website:  www.pvbci.com

Mr. Bodnar was raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and attended public and parochial schools, Robert Morris College, the U.S. Department of Transportation Safety Institute, and is an Army Veteran serving at Ft. Eustis, Virginia with the 714^th Transportation Battalion as a Military Train Dispatcher.  His railroad background includes 44 years of experience in the railroad industry that includes 12 years of service as an Operating Practices Inspector with the Federal Railroad Administration.  He pursued the craft occupations of Operator, Train Dispatcher, Chief Train Dispatcher, and held management positions of Locomotive Power Coordinator, A/Manager of Operations, Manager of Operations, and Senior Manager-Train Control.  His Federal experience consisted of duties such as Inspector-in-Charge in train derailment investigations, as a team leader in railroad operating rules audits and assessments, Alcohol and Drug program that embraces the procedures for random drug testing, pre-employment testing, post accident testing, reasonable cause testing, and reasonable suspicion testing.

Also, focused inspections and observations of safety rules and proper radio procedures, and accidents/incident reporting for personal injuries, occupational illnesses, equipment damages reports, and intimidation/harassment factors.  Mr. Bodnar is well informed with train dispatching systems, conducted Hours of Service Law audits, and performed Locomotive Engineer Certification assessments.  Vice President – NARSCI.

Professional Safety Consultant Service, Inc.

424 S.E. 30th Avenue

Ocala, Florida  34471

(352) 694-4601  FAX (352) 694-3853  (800) DAY-SAFE

E-Mail:  herbogert@yahoo.com

Professional consultant in the Art & Science of Safety and Security.  Forty-seven plus years of professional safety work.  Former Transportation Officer in U.S. Army Transportation Corp. and Instructor at the Transportation School - Ft. Eustis’, Virginia. Safety Advisor for 16 years with the Industrial Commission of Ohio which provides safety assistance to and for railroads and railroad repair and maintenance shops within the State of Ohio.  Certified Safety Professional including several specialty fields.  Retired Lt. Colonel, U.S. Army-U.S. Air Force with 28 years service.  Experienced in accident investigation and reconstruction, product safety, mechanical failure, human factors safety worker’s compensation, railroad safety (FELA), construction safety, boat safety, traffic and highway safety, premises liability, fire safety and numerous other areas of public and industrial safety programs including regulations, standards codes, liabilities and evaluation.  Services provided for both plaintiff and defense type cases.  Member of numerous professional safety organizations, societies, and civic groups.  B.S.-Ohio State University.  Safety Engineering Instructor-College of Engineering, University of Florida.  California and Massachusetts Registered Professional Safety Engineer (P.E.), Certified Product Safety Manager, Certified Hazard Control Manager, Certified Hazardous Manager, Certified Safety & Security Director, Certified Fire & Explosion Investigator, Florida Licensed Private Investigator #C-99-00364, Diplomat of the American Board of Forensic Engineering Technology.

CAMPBELL, KEVIN

1399 Connemara Circle

Gulf Breeze, Florida  32563

(850) 934-9410  Cell:  (850) 291-6034  Fax:  (850) 934-9410

E-Mail:  kfc66@bellsouth.net

Railroad Transportation Safety Consultant/Expert Witness.  Hands-on professional with broad experience in the field of rail transportation.  Excellent cross functional communications skills and experience in training, train operation, accident and injury investigations to develop corrective actions and procedures for accident prevention.  Duties and responsibilities:

A)      Plan, budget and control operations in territory of responsibility.

B)      Investigate accidents and injuries to employees in train and engine service and M of W and M of E.

C)      Investigate crossing accidents.

D)      Prepare Accident and Incident Reports and administer reporting.

E)      Manage terminal operations including Multi-level and Intermodal facilities, hump and flat switching operations and local and freight service.

I was a Certified Locomotive Engineer qualified on NORAC and CSX Operating Rules. As Local Chairman for the B of LE, I have represented employees in disciplinary proceedings, participated in safety programs, been an Operation Lifesaver Presenter and participated in implementing a work-rest cycle program with Circadian Technologies.  I have testified in Federal Court and before the NTSB.  I was an instructor at Owens Technical College in a railroad training program covering operating rules, air brake rules, safety rules, radio procedures, operating practices, timetable usage, hazardous material rules and mechanical rules.  Bachelor of Science Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan.