Paul Hackett MSc, CMIOSH, FCIMSPA, PIEMA, MIFSM. Registered Fire Risk AssessorPaul is an experienced health and safety consultant, auditor (45001 /14001) and trainer. Now part time with PHSC and semi retired.Specialities:IFSM's Tiered Fire Risk Assessors Register (TFRAR), registration number for reference C509Health, Safety & Environmental management at strategic and operational levelsHealth and safety management training, advice and audits.Major accident investigationThe investigation of technical problems in swimming poolsAccident investigation including Industrial, Mining and aquatic leisure environments.Training Programmes such as NEBOSH Diploma, NEBOSH GC, IGC in UK and overseas and IOSH MS.Paul has recently developed his Environmental credentials at Bath University, Paul has gained the Diploma in Integrated Environmental Management. CFPA European Diploma in Fire prevention passed with distinction August 2021Recent work load has included reasonable amounts of CDM advisory assignments. Recently working As Interim Head of Health and Safety for ITM Power who designs and manufactures world-class hydrogen energy solutions to enhance the utilisation of renewable energy. He has delivered solutions for clients including professional sport, haulage, mining, leisure operations, forestry operations, swimming pools and sports centres, facilities management, public transport, food and beverage supply and manufacture, printing and housing operations . He has undertaken audits, training and consultancies in Europe, the Middle east and Africa as well as in multiple organisations in the UKPaul is qualified as an auditor for ISO 9001, 14001,and ISO 45001 (QMS,EMS & OHSMS.)Paul has also acted as facilitator for the implementation of 9001/14001 and 45001 standards for clients from scratch to certification.Currently working on a project with Natural England to coppice a traditional Lime plantation. Previous projects include the use of pigs to regenerate other areas of the forest, the pigs grub up the roots of grass species and allow native trees to germinate and grow.Paul also volunteers at the World Conker Championships as Health and safety Advisor.