History

The Company was formed in 1994 by Graham Coleman, who has over 30 years professional experience as an Ergonomist, including periods with the Institute of Occupational Medicine, British Coal, and ICE Ergonomics.

Graham is a Member of the Ergonomics Society, the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health, and a Founder Member of the Expert Witness Institute.

He has produced significant research reports including

• COLEMAN G.J., LEAMON T.B., DRAYTON I.D.R. (1980) Auditory communication in the mining industry. Final report on ECSC project 6245-11/8/019. Edinburgh: Institute of Occupational Medicine, TM/80/01.
• COLEMAN G.J., GRAVES R.J., COLLIER S.G., GOLDING D., NICHOLL A.G.McK., SIMPSON G.C., SWEETLAND K.F., TALBOT C.F. (1984) Communications in Noisy Environments. Final report on ECSC contract 7206/00/8/09. Edinburgh: Institute of Occupational Medicine, Report No. TM/84/1.

He is also the author of:

• COLEMAN G.J. (1991) Noise at Work: A helpful guide to the Regulations. Edinburgh: Institute of Occupational Medicine Ltd. ISBN 1 873389 10 8.
• COLEMAN G.J. (1993) Manual Handling Operations. ISBN 1 85524 183 8. Kingston, Croner Publications
• COLEMAN G.J. (1998) The signal design window revisited. International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics 22 (1998) 313-318.

During his career he has carried out consultancy contracts on behalf of:

• British Coal (IOM);
• Police Service Development Branch (IOM);
• BBC World Service (ICE);
• Dental Practice Board (ICE);
• European Parliament (ICE)

He has been instructed as an expert in the following significant keyboard injury cases:

• Mughal vs Reuters (Instructed on behalf of Defendant)
• Alexander and Others vs Midland Bank (Instructed on behalf of Plaintiffs)