THE IES - Key Persons

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• Managing Director of ESS

Adrian Mill is the Managing Director of ESS (Environmental and Social Sustainability), an advisory services firm focused on sustainable development in Africa and emerging economies. ESS was borne from a desire to move the sustainability agenda from aspiration to implementation. Too often in...

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• Chartered Scientist and Fellow
• Fellow / Chartered Scientist

Alan is a Chartered Scientist and Fellow of the IES with an honours degree in Geology from Edinburgh University, a Masters in Land Reclamation and Restoration from Cranfield, and almost 30 years of industry experience across oil and gas exploration, utilities, waste management and environmental consultancy.

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• Member of Both

Ben's role is to manage the Strategic Environment Team at Chiltern District Council in Buckinghamshire. This involves the day-to-day management of a team of Officers in relation to air, land, water quality, radiation, climate change, green travel, flood reduction, energy management, pollution response and major projects. Ben also has a diverse set of strategic roles in relation to corporate sustainability, business transformation, emergency planning and resource reduction. He is the Chairman of the Thames Valley Environmental Protection Advisory Group (TVEPAG) for 16 local authorities across Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire, and is also the Chairman of the Bucks Air Quality Management Group. Ben originally undertook a BSc (Hons) in Environmental Geology at the Royal Holloway University of London. He then went on to expand his knowledge with an MSc in Analysis & Assessment at Imperial College's Silwood Park. As part of that course, he undertook a work placement at the Water Research Centre in Medmenham which was his first real insight into working on environmental projects. After the completion of his MSc, he accepted the role of Air Quality and Scientific Officer at Wycombe District Council. Ben later went on to strengthen his management skills through the undertaking of an Executive MBA qualification, for which he was awarded the Chartered Management Institute's award for Best Overall Student. For Ben the best aspects of his current job are the considerable range of activities and freedom he is given to develop the service and make a difference corporately.

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• Director
• PRO-VICE CHANCELLOR

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• Director
• ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT

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Dan's current role, as Associate Director at Ethos Environmental Planning, is focused on biodiversity net gain and other nature based solutions. He provides advice to developers, local planning authorities and landowners on how to deliver biodiversity net gain through the planning process. He is currently working on a number of habitat bank projects in southern England, as well as looking at how different environmental objectives (e.g. protected species or protected sites mitigation) can be implemented alongside biodiversity net gain. After completing his PhD in Soil Science, Dan started his career in academia working on soil biodiversity projects in the New Forest and Malaysia with the Natural History Museum, London. Stints in Local Government as a biodiversity officer and projects manager for a Local Environmental Records Centre followed, before he secured his current role. Dan is interested in developing his career in two areas. First in biodiversity net gain, ensuring that biodiversity outcomes are delivered while providing effective solutions for development. Second in the use of technology to support ecology and nature conservation outcomes. Dan is working on how to apply digital technologies to ecology and nature conservation to deliver improved outcomes for the environment. Dan chose the IES as his professional institute because it covers a wide range of disciplines relevant to natural capital and nature-based solutions. Membership has exposed him to a wide range of different information and experience which has been a benefit in conversations with clients and design teams. He became a member of the IES in 2016 and a Chartered Environmentalist in 2019.

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• Senior Air Quality Analyst

Daniel Marsh is a Senior Air Quality Analyst in the measurement team at the Environmental Research Group, King's College London, specialising in the control of dust and emissions from construction and demolition. He is currently project managing the London Low Emission Construction...

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Daniel is a PhD student and air quality consultant. His research focuses on the role aerosols have to the concentration of atmospheric oxidants. Most of his day is taken up performing experiments, fixing instrumentation, reading papers or interpreting experimental results. Daniel also works...

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• Senior Geo - Environmental Consultant

Darren is a Senior Geo-Environmental Consultant with over 12 year's experience in land remediation and contamination investigation, project management and technical reporting. His experience has allowed him in-depth understanding of geo-environmental, land-contamination and remediation...

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• Director
• ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTITIONER

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• Principal Environmental Consultant

David is a Principal Environmental Consultant based in Surrey, working for Mayer Brown Ltd. He specialises in air quality and noise assessments, and manages a multi-disciplinary team of environmental consultants on a range of development projects. His role allows him to deliver a wide...

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Stephen has worked for over 14 years in industry and academia delivering sustainable design, insight, strategy, guidance and delivery to a wide range of organisations seeking to improve their performance, reduce costs and gain competitive advantage. With a vast amount of experience of...

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• Director
• ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT
• Vice Chair

Eleni is a Project Environmental Lead with more than 17 years' experience in the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Construction Environmental Management of infrastructure projects. In recent years, her focus has been on the delivery of aviation and defence infrastructure working on reducing the environmental impacts of the detail design and construction in highly sensitive environments. Her experience is also in highway, road, rail and tunnelling projects. Her international experience includes Antarctica as well as Cyprus and Greece. Recent projects include Wolf's Fang Runway Antarctica, RAF Marham Airfield and RAF Akrotiri Airfield. Operating as an independent environmental consultant since 2011, clients include international contractors and consultancies. Eleni's background is in environmental science and she has a technical and practical approach, helping to ensure projects go beyond legislative compliance and environmental requirements, into best practice, current methods and new technology, in order to avoid and prevent environmental impacts at every stage. She delivers environmental improvements and environmental solutions throughout detail design, materials, supply chain, construction and delivery of her projects. Eleni's Antarctic project was a commended finalist in the ENDS Environmental Impact Awards 2017 for Built Environment Project of the Year as well as Partnership of the Year 2017. Her recent Project Environmental Lead project (RAF Marham Project Anvil) achieved an Excellent in CEEQUAL (84.9%) and also won the Ministry of Defence Sustainable Project of 2019 award. At the IES she has an interest in advocating science based environmental practice. She founded, and continues to play a leading role, in the EIA community. She was elected to Council in 2016 and re-elected for her second term in 2019. She was elected Vice Chair in July 2021.

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• Company Secretary

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• Environmental Consultant at RPS Group

Eric is a Senior Geo-Environmental Consultant at RPS Group in Edinburgh. His responsibilities include managing ground engineering and land contamination site investigation projects for a variety of development projects including residential, commercial and industrial properties. Often times...

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• DEPUTY CHIEF SCIENTIST
• Director

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• Planning Manager at Enhance Land

Gilly is Planning Manager at Enhance Land and Planning, a Cornwall-based planning consultancy with sustainable development at its heart. Primarily, Gilly is involved in large-scale residential developments but also has responsibility for renewable energy applications and Lawful Development Certificate applications. Notably, she has recently been involved in some really rewarding projects, including zero-carbon housing developments with more in the pipeline for next year. She holds a BA(Hons) in Town Planning from Newcastle University and gained her MSc in Sustainable Development with Climate Change and Environment from Exeter University. She began her career as an intern at Surfer's Against Sewage (SAS), working within the campaigns team for 18 months. Upon graduating from her MSc, she took up a position as Renewable Energy Consultant for a large environmental consultancy before becoming an Associate Planner with a leading planning and architecture consultancy in 2016. In February 2019, she took the opportunity to move into her current role and hasn't looked back. A couple of years ago, Gilly worked on a project involving the re-opening of Dean Quarry in Cornwall for the extraction of armour stone to be used in the proposed Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon project. Based within a Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ), the project required the preparation of a Large Environmental Statement to support a planning and marine license application and considerations to ensure minimal impact on the MCZ. She was responsible for the preparation of the Planning Statement and Non-Technical Summary, as well as the Introduction, EIA Regulations, Planning Policy and Legislation and Socio-Economic chapters of the Environmental Statement. The day Gilly handed in her notice for her previous job, she was offered an Appeal Inspector position at the Planning Inspectorate, however, the prospect of working on zero-carbon projects was too good to miss. As Gilly says, "The role of an Appeal Inspector does still appeal (pun intended) to me, so in the future I would be keen to take up the role of a non-salaried Inspector, which would allow me to continue my current job and handle appeals as an addition." Furthermore, she is still interested in large-scale renewable energy developments and advising on climate change issues and hopes that both will make it to the forefront of government policy within the next couple of years. Gilly became a Member of the IES as she knew from the beginning of her career that she wanted to become a Chartered Environmentalist. Originally involved in environmental work through SAS, this experience shaped the rest of her academic and professional career and she joined the IES as an Associate in 2014. Upon being accepted as a Full Member of the IES, Gilly began the process of becoming Chartered and attended the CEnv in a Day workshop in October 2018.

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• Director
• SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANT

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• Associate
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• Environmental Consultant

Ian works as the main environmental consultant within the QSS Group, a Specialist Railway Consultancy, to assist railway organisations build, implement and maintain their Environmental and Energy Management systems to ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 50001:2011 standards. Ian initially spent five years in the oil exploration industry after graduating with a degree in Geology and Geography. He went on to develop a career in IT working for British Gas and its successor companies, initially in a technical role then raising to become a Project Risk Assurance Executive. In 2012 Ian took the opportunity of voluntary redundancy to take a Higher Degree in Environmental Management at the University of Derby. He used his background in the oil industry and risk management to undertake a thesis on the Risks of Hydraulic Fracturing for which he received a distinction for his master's degree and thesis. He was introduced to the QSS Group by the university; they were looking for someone who could be their environmental lead but also support them in other aspects such as qualification of risk and project management. Ian considers the best features of the QSS Group are the people within it who are supportive, highly motivated and intellectually very capable.

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• ASSOCIATE DEAN
• Director

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• Director
• RESEARCHER

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• Director
• ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATOR

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• Director
• ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONAL

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• Environmental Adviser

Kate is a self-employed Environmental Adviser who provides specialist environmental and social advice to the mining industry world-wide. She also sits on the Board of two mining companies as a Non-Executive Director, particularly focusing on sustainability issues and aspects covered by the IFC Performance Standards (2012) and the Equator Principles (2013). Whilst Kate's work can be highly varied, responsibilities may include aiding junior mining companies with developing their policy frameworks and management system; coordinating the implementation of multimillion dollar environmental assessment processes; assisting companies in carrying out stakeholder engagement; or monitoring environmental and social performance during construction and operation of new projects on behalf of lenders. Kate's career in the mining industry began at an international consulting engineering company as their first UK-based Environmental Specialist. This experience gave her a broad exposure to the industry both in the UK and overseas. For 12 years, she also worked as a guest lecturer at Cardiff University, teaching a module of Environmental Management to third-year Environmental Engineering students. In 1998, she became self-employed following parental leave to allow her to balance time at home with international travel. She also worked as a Director of Environment, Health & Safety, Communities and Security for a natural resource company for two years during this time, however, prefers the variety of work that self-employment affords.

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• Fellow / Environmental Management

Leigh became a Full Member of the IES in 2007, achieved Chartered Scientist status in 2011, and was granted Fellowship by the Institution in early 2021, a great milestone in his career. He was attracted to the organisation by the diversity of disciplines covered and the core values of the institution. Leigh is the UK and Ireland Lead for Environmental Services within SYSTRA, with responsibility for developing and managing a wide-ranging environmental services function across the business. Core areas include environment management and assessment, sustainability and climate change, landscape, planning and consents, ecology, water resources, and specialist services such as noise and vibration, air quality, and geo-environmental services. Leigh and his team act as an enabling function for the business across transportation infrastructure, for example, railways, highways, and energy from waste. Leading and managing teams is a passion of Leigh's, and he notes that being people oriented and instilling a culture of mentoring and coaching has brought in fantastic leadership which the company are now complementing with high potential junior resource in each of the core disciplines. A real success is that of referral and recommendation across all disciplines, showing that people follow the right leadership and attitude, something he is very proud of across the whole team. SYSTRA has recruited 34 new hires and counting during lockdown, and therefore a recent challenge has been driving the right culture within the organisation without teams mixing physically. Leigh notes that the adaptability of the team and inclusivity of everyone in terms of making sure integration is at the core of the organisation has been humbling to witness, converting challenges into positive outcomes. Another recent challenge has been in relation to addressing the climate emergency, with the wide-reaching team playing a large part in developing SYSTRA's strategy for sustainable development and supporting the wider business to deliver innovative and environmentally sound design solutions in the transportation sector. Between 2007 and 2010, Leigh led a key piece of innovative applied research consultancy examining the fate and mobility of contaminants in the unsaturated zone for the then Highways Agency. This involved conducting a comprehensive literature review; designing ground investigations to recover undisturbed cores, sediments and surface waters within drainage systems; designing and procuring a laboratory and designing laboratory experiments (batch sorption); and examining the behaviour (leachability, degradation, or immobilisation) of highway contaminants in the unsaturated zone, paying particular attention to trace metals (copper, zinc, arsenic, and cadmium) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (fluoranthene, pyrene and naphthalene). The aim was to further the understanding of the contaminant pathways to underlying aquifer resources associated with the strategic road network in the UK, considering upper and middle chalk, lower greensand and oolitic limestone geologies. The role required regular site survey management for contaminated land ground investigations, supervising drilling teams to deliver on site excellence with special projects including the retrieval of undisturbed cores via rotary drilling (Comacchio Rig), window sampling (Premier Rig), handheld automatic ballast sampling, and block sampling via trial pits. The interpretive report served as an evidence base to the recently updated DMRB Guidance for Road Drainage and the Water Environment standard LA113 released in 2019. Following a degree in Environmental Monitoring, a PG Cert in Research Methods in Science and establishing a firm passion for research, the opportunity arose to undertake a PhD which was a wonderful and very challenging experience. Leigh was self-taught throughout and learnt a whole raft of field, laboratory, data management, and interpretation skills in the areas of plant biotechnology and environmental bio-geo-chemistry. Successful completion led to a role with AECOM (Scott Wilson at the time), which allowed Leigh to build a laboratory for Highways England Research and use it to undertake environmental forensics (treatability) works for Network Rail and industrial clients, and work within the landfill infrastructure construction sector. With a real feel for highways, the next few roles with Jacobs (CH2M at the time) and Kier Highways honed Leigh's multidisciplinary technical and project management skills associated with highway improvement schemes on varying scales and complexity, moving into junior and then middle management. In January 2020, Leigh moved to SYSTRA, traditionally a well-respected rail engineering business, and he is now forging a new Environmental Services division with a team of 50+ specialists by the end of 2020 and continued organic growth planned into 2021 and beyond. His role at SYSTRA allows him to lead and drive forward a ‘signature' team to deliver on the enabling requirements of the design teams within SYSTRA UK and Group.

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• Director
• PRINCIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT

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• Director
• ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT

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Luke has been working within the Irish environmental sector for just short of six years and is currently a senior member of the Environmental Team at ORS, an engineering firm with nationwide reach in Ireland. Luke is currently site lead at several pharmaceutical and industrial facilities, and coordinates various projects to ensure compliance with the EPA Industrial Emissions Licenses, under which these facilities operate. Projects include environmental monitoring, fire risk assessments, and integrity testing. Having completed a bachelor's degree in Natural Science and a master's in Sustainable Energy, Luke began his professional career at a specialist environmental consultancy called Patel Tonra Ltd. There he picked up many specialist environmental skills and techniques, working on projects in contaminated land, environmental due diligence, and waste license compliance.

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• Senior Environmental Consultant

Marilena works as a senior environmental consultant specialising in air quality at Arup. Her day to day responsibilities include managing the air quality work for large infrastructure projects and other related topics, such as carbon and climate. She holds line manager...

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• Principal Consultant for RSK

Mike works as a Principal Consultant for RSK, on projects concerning contaminated land and geosciences. His role includes initial site investigation, designing remediation, the organisation of drilling, and liason with clients to help develop remedial solutions. His career began in a small Wales consultancy beforing moving to Environ in London. He started out assisting on Phase 1 contaminated land studies prior to the wide availability of online packages,so remembers looking up site characteristics in large tomes within the British Library. Whilst working for Environ, he undertook a 9 month secondment for Bovis Lend Lease as site environmental supervisor on the New Romford Hospital. He moved back to North Wales for a job with RSK and to raise a family away from London. There, he has worked on many detailed and complicated sites with energy companies, the national grid and old gas works. One project that particularly stands out is a reclaimed site in Hapton, where a former chemical works has since been reclaimed as a country park. Mike finds this part of his job, where a project results in a tangible improvement, to be the most satisfying aspect. He enjoys working on projects which utlise new ways of dealing with contamination, such as those using the Environment Agency's code of practices and bio-remediation.

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• Environmental Manager at Laing O'Rourke

Nadia is an Environmental Manager at Laing O'Rourke, Manchester, responsible for leading their northern environmental team within construction business. Her work spans all aspects of environmental management and sustainability at various stages of construction projects, from early design...

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• Is Director of Environment

Nick Corne is Director of Environment and Consenting at NIRAS, with responsibility for oversight of the company's environmental projects across Asia in the offshore market. In this role, Nick is responsible for project delivery, client management, and for a team of environmental consultants based in Taipei, Taiwan. The team works predominantly within the offshore wind sector, with some work on subsea telecommunications cables. Nick cites his most exciting and interesting projects as being those in the wind sector, and is particularly proud of his team's contribution to securing finance for an offshore wind project in Taiwan. Following a master's degree in Coastal Zone Management, Nick began working for a marine aggregate company in their consenting team. At the time, he had been concerned that working for a developer might impact his environmental credentials, however he soon realised that this was not the case! Following this, he began working for an engineering and environmental consultancy, and has gradually gained experience in marine ecology, environmental assessments, project management, and business development. Within these roles, Nick has been involved in some high-profile projects around the world, including 7-star hotels in Dubai, coastal management projects, and offshore wind projects in both Taiwan and the UK. His most memorable project to date has been working on a Scottish offshore wind farm project for which the main opponent was Donald Trump who objected on the grounds of visual impact. The evidence Nick and his team presented contributed to the decision by the Scottish Government in favour of the developer. Of the outcome, Nick notes: "I felt a sense of pride that I was able to contribute to the offshore wind industry and the democratic process of consent." Nick became a member of the IES in 2017, and in 2018 achieved Chartered Environmentalist status. "I felt the IES provided me with an ideal platform to evidence my environmental skills and to keep these updated. This has become even more important with my overseas posting and provided me with a connection to my home market." Prior to his career in environmental consultancy, Nick worked as an English language teacher and greatly enjoyed the teaching process. In the future, he would like to return to teaching in an academic setting at a local university.

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• Director
• UNIVERSITY LECTURER

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• Senior Project Manager at Turner & Townsend

Nolan is a Senior Project Manager at Turner & Townsend in Bristol. Here he delivers individual projects or programs of large capital funded schemes for clients. Nolan's role includes administration of the legal contract, control quality, check progress, reporting to the project board, obtaining land entry, obtaining planning permission and dealing with all elements of stakeholder management. After qualifying as a plumber under an apprentice training scheme, Nolan completed a BSc in Environmental Protection and then began work with Wessex Water as a Capital Maintenance Technician. Whilst at Wessex Water, Nolan moved around various departments to enhance his existing skills and knowledge. After a brief spell in a local council as Operations Manager, he then returned to the Water Industry and project management. In 2010, Nolan project managed the Avon Support Scheme, a £9m 15km 700mm diameter water main north of Plymouth. The purpose of the project was to support the Avon catchment from Crownhill water treatment works. The route passed through the tapir enclosure of Dartmoor Zoo, Newnham Park, a premier clay pigeon shooting establishment, along the perimeter of a military barracks and required 5 directional drills to preserve historic structures. May Gurney, the contractor, supported Nolan's environmental approach to this project and even saved a wild bee colony during the works. As a team they won multiple awards including a ‘Gold' CIWM green apple.

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• Director
• EXHIBIT DEVELOPER

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Roger Barrowcliffe has worked in the field of air quality for over 20 years, firstly with the (then) Central Electricity Generating Board and subsequently with Environmental Resources Management in the period 1989-2010. More recently, he worked at RWDI before establishing himself as an...

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• a Full Member
• Chief Technical Officer at Global Product Compliance Group

Shrirang Bhoot is the Chief Technical Officer at Global Product Compliance Group, working as a consultant to achieve all compliance related requirements for client companies. His primary responsibility is the development and implementation of appropriate procedures to ensure a sustainable chemicals management approach through ensuring adherence to chemical regulations such as EU REACH, K-REACH, and EU BPR. Shrirang is also involved in developing services within various global regulations, as per their respective compliance requirements, requiring thorough study of each regulation and its compliance requirements. His main activities involve performing initial client assessments and analyses in order to suggest regulatory solutions as per their requirements towards sustainable chemicals management, as well as keeping up to date information related to regulatory developments in the field. Shrirang has also been involved in the development of Indian Chemicals (Management and Safety) Rules which are expected to come into force shortly. Shrirang is currently involved in a project to develop a strategy to assess persistence, bioaccumulation, and toxicity (PBT) of chemicals in the environment, with the help of experimental data generated through collaboration with academic institutes around the globe. To comply with the regulatory requirements in Europe, chemicals must be registered with European authorities, for which it is mandatory to complete PBT assessments for each chemical. Due to a lack of available data for industrial chemicals, it can often be difficult to complete exact PBT assessments. Shrirang therefore initiated a collaboration with academic institutes in Denmark and India to perform the environmental impact assessment necessary and, along with his team, will complete the PBT assessment. He also plans to generate data for selected chemicals, as well as a model for completing environmental impact assessments. Shrirang completed a master's degree in Environmental Science and Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi. Following completion, he joined a not for profit organisation where he was involved in an EU funded project studying various EU regulations and their impact on non-EU suppliers. The organisation additionally worked to generate awareness, and to gauge preparedness, amongst the Indian industry of upcoming challenges related to new environmental regulatory requirements as a part of extended producer responsibility principles. Shrirang was also involved in various other projects related to the Sustainability Industrial Network, for example, studying the entire supply chain of the textile/apparel and leather industries, and was also involved in guiding the industry towards best practices in cleaner technology and waste minimisation techniques to make these supply chain networks more sustainable. Through this experience, Shrirang has gained extensive experience of regulatory compliance requirements, progressing to his current role where he is now guiding the chemical, agro-chemical, and cosmetic industries towards various environmental regulatory compliance requirements across the globe. In the future, Shrirang would like to work towards developing standards for the industry from a sustainable chemical management perspective. These standards would set the tone for the industry in that they would not require any additional compliance requirements as part of regulatory compliance and would form a globally accepted standard by which to define the quality and safety of the products from various chemical industries. He has an additional ambition to work in the field of developing qualitative/quantitative structural activity relationship (QSAR) models for undertaking PBT profiling of chemicals. Shrirang joined the IES as a Full Member in 2020 in order to share learnings with colleagues and to meet like-minded people working in the environmental and sustainable development fields.

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Steve has been working in archaeology for almost 30 years. He started his professional career as a field archaeologist undertaking the excavation and recording of archaeological features on a Roman Villa site in south London, after which he took responsible for the negotiation of the archaeological projects with developers and advised a number of London Boroughs on archaeological matters. Since 1997 he has been with Arup, firstly working on the Channel Tunnel Rail Link (HS1) - where he oversaw the publication of the results of the archaeological excavations - then a vast range of other projects throughout the UK, for an equally wide range of developments. He enjoys the variety of his role, meaning that no two days are the same. On a technical level he undertakes a wide range of projects related activities that range from the production of documentation to checking and peer review, along with managing projects. The range of project types, locations and his interaction with a diversity of professionals - from environmental scientists to engineers - adds to the overall diversity of my role. The East London Line Extension Project, where Steve was Technical Advisor to the Environment Manager, was a particularly rewarding project. It involved undertaking archaeological and built heritage activities at a series of locations along the route of the project in advance of construction, along with a watching brief during construction. All of this had to be carefully integrated with the construction programme and technical standards maintained to the satisfaction of the curators. This was followed by a programme of post fieldwork activities known as post excavation assessment and analysis. The end result of this phase was the production of technical papers for journals and two monographs, one of which dealt with the railway history of the route through the material evidence found and supported by documentary research. There was also the consolidation and production of the project archive for future researchers. Membership of the IES and in particular achieving Chartered status was particularly important to Steve as a mark of professional standing.

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Stuart is one of a small number of specialist site inspectors and regulators for the Environment Agency (EA) specifically covering nuclear sites, such as power stations, Ministry of Defence sites and radio-pharmaceutical production sites. The EA issues permits to these sites allowing them...

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• Consultant
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A consultant with almost 6 years experience, Tatenda is currently working with Sun Mountain International LLC as an Environmental Specialist ensuring that NGOs/clients comply with USAID Regulation 216, best practices and country-specific environmental laws. Working in various African...