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Adrian Freer is Director Civil Nuclear Security at the [[Office for Nuclear Regulation]] (ONR) (previously known as Div. 5 Office for Civil Nuclear Security). He is based in Perth in the UK.
==Background==
Freer has been in his ONR director role since 2011. He was previously Assistant Director Civil Nuclear Security at the [[Nuclear Directorate]] and an independent consultant at private security firms [[Control Risks]] and [[Olive Group]].

He has a background in the British Army. According to his LinkedIn profile:
:Adrian Freer served in the Army for 33 years (Parachute Regiment) and retired as a major general in 2005. He commanded 2 Para in 1992/4, the Infantry Training Centre Catterick 94/97 and 5 AB Bde 97/99. He served in the PJHQ 2000/02, commanded the IMATT Sierra Leone 202/03 and was the Kosovo Protection Corps Coordinator 2004/05.
Since leaving the Army he has been a consultant with Olive Group in Kuwait, Dubai, Saudi Arabia and Iraq, was an independent executive consultant for Control Risks and carried out a number of security consultative visits to East Africa on behalf of the British Peace Support Team. He joined the Office for Civil Nuclear Security in 2008. <ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/adrian-freer/38/655/4b7 Adrian Freer Executive Security Professional]

==Activities==
Freer regulates security at civil licensed nuclear sites, and all other locations where sensitive nuclear information is held; and the movement by road and rail within the UK, and globally within UK flagged vessels of nuclear and other radioactive material.<ref name="programmes"/>
<ref name="programmes"> [http://www.hse.gov.uk/nuclear/onr-programmes.htm ONR Programmes], ONR website, accessed 21 June 2012 and October 2013 </ref>

==Contact, Resources and Notes==

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 He has a background in the British Army. According to his LinkedIn profile:
 :Adrian Freer served in the Army for 33 years (Parachute Regiment) and retired as a major general in 2005. He commanded 2 Para in 1992/4, the Infantry Training Centre Catterick 94/97 and 5 AB Bde 97/99. He served in the PJHQ 2000/02, commanded the IMATT Sierra Leone 202/03 and was the Kosovo Protection Corps Coordinator 2004/05.
-Since leaving the Army he has been a consultant with Olive Group in Kuwait, Dubai, Saudi Arabia and Iraq, was an independent executive consultant for Control Risks and carried out a number of security consultative visits to East Africa on behalf of the British Peace Support Team. He joined the Office for Civil Nuclear Security in 2008. <ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/adrian-freer/38/655/4b7  Adrian Freer Executive Security Professional]
+Since leaving the Army he has been a consultant with Olive Group in Kuwait, Dubai, Saudi Arabia and Iraq, was an independent executive consultant for Control Risks and carried out a number of security consultative visits to East Africa on behalf of the British Peace Support Team. He joined the Office for Civil Nuclear Security in 2008. <ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/adrian-freer/38/655/4b7  Adrian Freer Executive Security Professional], LinkedIn profile, undated, acc 30 October 2013 </ref>
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Melissa Jones at 03:59, 30 October 2013

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