Daniel has over 11 years’ experience working within high hazard industries. During his career he has provided extensive consultancy services to a wide range of sectors, including the oil and gas industry, nuclear site power generation, legacy nuclear decommissioning, industrial research and development and the chemical and manufacturing industry.
Previously employed by a world class research and development establishment, Daniel held specific accountabilities in relation to the management of high hazard liabilities. This included the development, oversight and independent review of decommissioning strategies for legacy facilities associated with the processing of fissile radioactive materials.
Daniel has a longstanding interest in the oil and gas industry and holds a bachelor’s degree in exploration and resource geology. In 2018, his role at Hydrock saw him appointed to the position of project manager for the independent verification of the preliminary stages of platform decommissioning for a major integrated exploration and production company within the north sea. This appointment has provided him with invaluable insight into the decommissioning of complex offshore infrastructure and has enabled him to apply his existing, nuclear specific experience to the challenges now faced by the oil and gas industry.
He is a Member of the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management and a Member of the Society for Radiological Protection.