RADIATION PROTECTION ADVISORS AND SAFETY CONSULTANTS  

R Monty GUEST

BSc BA CRadP MSRP 

PRINCIPAL RPA
Monty studied at City, London and Cambridge Universities. He started his career in Radiation Protection at UKAEA, Winfrith. Before setting up the company with seven other consultants, he was head of Nuclear Sciences at University College Suffolk and has worked at Flinders University Adelaide and for the University of Maryland. Monty is Principal RPA for Eli Lilly Research, the University of East Anglia, the University of Kent, Rugby Cement, Norfolk County Council, Thamesport and Felixstowe Ports as well as advising other large institutions. He has developed and run RPS, Basic Users and Refresher training programmes for the UK Pharmaceutical Industry, the MRC, IAEA, BNFL Sellafield, AEA Dounreay, DML Devonport and Nuclear Electric on secondment for a year. He was the degree route leader in Diagnostic Radiography and Applied Environmental Sciences routes. Monty's training manual for transport workers has been published and translated into seven languages by the European Commission and he has presented at international conferences in San Diego, Vienna and Islington. He examines for the Scottish Qualifications Authority and City & Guilds of London and holds the RPA2000 Certificate of Competence to practise and advise in radiation protection.

Katharine GOAN 

BSc (Hons) MSRP

RPO
Katharine studied at Glasgow University and then worked on the production and testing of transgenic animals in Cambridge for 2 years, before moving to the Quadrant Research Foundation where she was involved in a wide range of molecular techniques. Katharine is a member of AURPO and SRP and is a representative on the Scottish Small Users Liaison Group (SSULG). After moving to Organon in 1997, Katharine was appointed a Senior Scientist and RPO for a team of 6 RPSs.

Sheila LIDDLE

MSc CPhys MSRP CRadP MIOSH

RPA
Sheila started her career at the AWE, Aldermaston as a research chemist. She then transferred to the Safety Division to train as a health physicist. She spent twenty years working as an operational health physicist in the various nuclear facilities eventually becoming Head of AWE Operational Health Physics. She has practical experience of working with a wide range of radiation sources, developing policy and procedures, emergency response arrangements, dosimetry, accident investigation, land quality assessments, land clearance, and safety assessments. More recently she has worked as a Principal Auditor and Safety Adviser in the MOD, also involved in producing environmental appraisals and management systems. Sheila is the lead advisor for SRTS contracts with Eli Lilley and the University of Warwick. Sheila is on SRP council and holds a RPA2000 certificate of competence to practise and advise in radiation protection.

Mike BONE    

BSc(Hons) CRadP MSRP                        

RPA
Mike studied at Portsmouth Polytechnic graduating with an honours degree in Applied Physics. He has spent over 30 years working on all types of UK commercial power reactors, culminating as the Station Health Physicist at the Sizewell B PWR for the past 12 years. His career in industry has provided detailed knowledge of many practical aspects of radiological protection, including dosimetry, radwaste management and the production and application of local rules. Consequently he has a wealth of experience in all matters that require a clear demonstration of compliance with statutory regulations. Mike holds a current RPA Certificate of Competence and is an Assessor for the principal RPA assessment body, namely RPA2000.

Chris COBB 

DCR HDCR MSc RPSCert(Clin Ed) 

SENIOR LECTURER
After training as a diagnostic radiographer, Chris was appointed to the staff of the East Anglian College of Radiography where his duties have included involvement in the BSc, DSA, Clinical Tutors, RPS and Clinical Ultrasound courses. He has conducted research in the use of metal filters in dose reduction to the eye, clinical imaging for personnel in trauma radiography and diagnosis, evaluation of elbow fat pad sign in trauma and detection of cervical spine injuries. Chris is an experienced diagnostic radiographer whose skills are widely recognised in the field. He is the course leader for the Radiation Protection Supervisors (Clinical Radiography) course and contributes widely across the range of the company's professional short courses.

Stephen GREEN 

B.Ed DCR(R) PGC (AR) CRadP MSRP

RPA

Stephen studied at Bath University and UEA. Before taking up a post with the company Steve qualified as a diagnostic radiographer and was on the clinical training staff at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital lecturing on degree and postgraduate courses in radiation protection and imaging. His radiation protection experience includes the medical, pharmaceutical industry and NDT fields and his recent experience has included decontamination projects, advisory work for new source installations and instrument testing and calibrations for Merck Sharp & Dohme, Rugby Cement and the University of Kent. Steve is the lead tutor on courses for the East Anglian IR(ME)R2000 courses and has contributed to PIRSDG RPS courses and X-ray Researchers' courses. Stephen holds a RPA2000 certificate of competence to practise and advise in radiation protection.

Don MORECOMBE  

DPhil BSc CRadP MSRP

RPA
Don has over 30 years experience in life sciences R&D. He has developed and operationally managed multi-disciplinary radiation safety programmes, with up to 10 sites and 100 RPSs, using unsealed and sealed radioactivity and X-rays. His experience also includes the design, build and decommissioning of laboratories, application for site licences (including environmental impact assessments and BPM), management of waste disposal, personal dosimetry, development of databases, eg Isostock, delivery of training (including emergency exercises), production of local rules and auditing. He is a nationally recognised authority and has had extensive interaction with regulators. We are delighted to welcome Don to our team of consultants. He will take the lead on a range of projects and we hope to include his experience in our training team in the future.

Niall  HIGBEE

BSc MSc CRadP MSRP  

RPA
After obtaining an MSc in radiation science, Niall went on to become a production scientist, manufacturing radio-pharmaceuticals.  At Oxford University, he was an RPA with  areas of responsiblity including unsealed and sealed sources, accelerators and X-ray apparatus. In an operation with over 50 departments, he reorganised and managed the radioactive waste disposal operation and developed training programmes for radiation workers and RPS’s. He also has experience of: - auditing, certificate applications, writing local rules and risk assessments, calibrating instruments and the critical examination of new apparatus. Overall, he has thirty years experience in R+D and radiation protection management. Niall served on the Executive of The Association of University Radiation Protection Officers and was the local organiser for their successful 2-day conference at Oxford. He holds a current certificate of competence from RPA2000. 
 

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