Auburn University

College of Engineering

Industrial & Systems Engineering

Occupational Safety  & Ergonomics

Welcome to the Web Site of

Jerry Davis, PhD, CPE, CSP

Dr. Jerry Davis is a associate professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Auburn University, AL. A member of IIE and ASSE, Jerry specializes in the area of work measurement, methods engineering and occupational safety.

In the undergraduate industrial engineering program, Jerry teaches the Methods Engineering & Work Measurement Course and Lab, an Occupational Safety & Ergonomics Course (jointly with Dr. Rob Thomas), Professional Practice, and Senior Design periodically. Teaching responsibilities at the graduate level include all Safety Engineering Courses, Seminar, and OSE/OIPRT Seminar. He is currently developing a undergraduate online safety engineering course.  

He is certified by H.B. Maynard and Company, Inc. in the use of BasicMOST, and MiniMOST predetermined time and motion systems. Dr. Davis has been recognized in United States District Court as an expert witness in regards to work measurement matters relating to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), as well as, occupational safety and ergonomics matters.

Jerry received his Ph.D. in Industrial and Systems Engineering from Auburn University in 2001. He is married to Cathy Jean (Thornton) Davis and their children, Crystal and Ryan, are both Auburn University alumni.

Announcements

- During the Fall (09) semester, Dr. Davis is teaching:

INSY 4500: Professional Practice

INSY 7090: OSE/IP Seminar

INSY 7950(6): Seminar

Click here to see his schedule.


Last updated: 02/21/06