PROJECTS
Exemption and Clearance of Radioactive Material
Safety Guide - Industry Focus Group
Representing the South Australian mining industry, aiming for:
- Long-term improvements to sustainable management of waste and materials
- Improved operational efficiencies; cost benefits; and clarity of requirements
- Modern, risk-based regulatory approaches to NORM and low risk radioactive material
- A coordinated, practical approach to produce stronger outcomes.
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Grow Your Vision
November training course: Defence focus
- What does the regulator want / need
- What's different about Defence
- Radiation safety and nuclear safety​
IAEA workshop: Ensuring Safety and Enabling Sustainability
A workshop in Vienna December 2025 to progress learnings on safety and sustainability in the management of waste, decommissioning and environmental safety. I was honoured to be a keynote speaker and facilitator, following my convening committee role on the IAEA conference on Safety and Sustainability held in November 2023.
IAEA Safety Guide: National policies and strategies for radioactive waste management
A week at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna on the draft Safety Guide: National Policies and Strategies for the Safety of Radioactive Waste and Spent Fuel Management, Decommissioning and Remediation DS526.
An important and timely project (with a long title) aiming to assist countries in safe, sustainable, and nationally coordinated approaches to waste management and decommissioning.
Some highly expert people to work with, Boris Brendebach chairing. Congratulations Anna Clark and team, good luck with the next steps.
IAEA mission Egypt
An IAEA project with the Nuclear Materials Authority in Cairo, with Chairman Dr Hamed Mira and his excellent team. An International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) project on managing radioactive wastes, as Egypt develops its uranium and rare earths production. A chance also to meet and present to university students training with NMA.Maria de Lurdes Dinis from the University of Porto added the technical talent to the mission. Thanks Dr Mohamed Taha for making the stay in Cairo so enjoyable and effective.
IAEA mission Indonesia
An IAEA project on radiation safety infrastructure for uranium and NORM with the Indonesian government, with fellow expert Dr Mohd Abd Wahab Bin Yusof.
Thanks to BAPETEN Acting Chairperson Sugeng Sumbarjo, his Deputies Zainal Arifin and Haendra Subekti, and regulation drafters Vatimah Zahrawati (Emma) and Asystasia Sabathrin Cindananti (Tasya). Thanks Petit Wiringgalih for great support.
BAPETEN media release