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==Background==
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Pro-nuclear consultancy, packed full of ex-BNFL executives that has been assisting the UK’s [[Committee on Radioactive Waste Management]] (CoRWM) on assessing the nuclear waste options, including looking at key indicators such as safety, costs and the legacy passed on to future generations. [http://www.idmsolutions.co.uk/content.php?pageID=23&newsID=47]
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'''Integrated Decision Management''' says it "offers expert knowledge in strategic decision-making strategies. We specialise in the energy and environment sectors - areas synonymous with high public policy, regulatory and stakeholder controversy". <ref>'About Us', [http://www.idmsolutions.co.uk/content.php?pageID=1 IDM website]</ref>
  
==IDM Personnel==
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In fact IDM is a pro-nuclear virtual consultancy, with ex-BNFL executives in key positions. It has been assisting the UK's [[Committee on Radioactive Waste Management]] (CoRWM) on assessing the nuclear waste options, including looking at key indicators such as safety, costs and the legacy passed on to future generations. <ref>'IDM assists CoRWM on assessing UK’s nuclear waste management options', [http://www.idmsolutions.co.uk/content.php?pageID=23&newsID=47 IDM website], 20 April, 2005.</ref>
  
* [Gregg Butler] - A director of IDM, and ex-Deputy Chief Executive of [[BNFL]].
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This is despite the fact that one of its directors, [[Gregg Butler]] was paid by BNFL and two consultants are on the Committee.
Leader of a change programme at BNFL Springfields which optimised resources, introduced flexible working and increased production
 
Negotiated a complex £4Bn fixed price deal with Scottish Nuclear, now part of British Energy
 
Developed and patented, on behalf of BNFL, a method of density control for uranium oxide fuel, still in worldwide use
 
Director, UK Nirex
 
Member of the UK’s Radioactive Waste Management Advisory Committee (RWMAC)
 
Managing Director, Pangea Resources Australia Pty Ltd
 
Chairman, Westlakes Scientific Consulting
 
Professor of Science in Sustainable Development at the University of Manchester
 
Recent clients have included the Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM), the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA), BNFL, the European Union, the UK regulators, the Ministry of Defence and the Department of Trade and Industry.
 
  
* [[Paul Croft]]
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==IDM Personnel==
Paul has senior level experience in the UK nuclear industry and in the management of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the supply chain in the nuclear and other industries.  He brings to the IDM team extensive practical knowledge of business operations and the local, regional and national context in which they must operate.  Paul has fulfilled senior operational and functional roles with BNFL and has acted as Chairman or Director of a number of subsidiary or related companies.
 
  
Career highlights:
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* [[Gregg Butler]]
Head of Corporate Purchasing, BNFL
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* [[Grace McGlynn]]
Director of Services, BNFL Sellafield
 
Deputy Head of Site, BNFL Sellafield
 
Member of the UKAEAC Police Authority
 
Successfully led management of change initiatives in service management, including outsourcing of services.
 
Successfully led improvement and cost reduction projects in supply chain and procurement
 
Successfully led local purchasing initiative, a key component of the relationship between a nuclear site and its local community and of local economic development and diversification
 
Chairman, Westlakes Properties Limited
 
Chairman, GEN II Engineering and Technology Training Limited
 
  
Peter Manning
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Other consultants: <ref>'Meet the IDM team', [http://www.idmsolutions.co.uk/content.php?pageID=6&PHPSESSID=18aefd409ff17f73dd1e44f25511935e IDM website]</ref>
Peter is an expert in the nuclear industry with senior level operating experience. Through in-depth knowledge of nuclear sites, Peter has developed, specified, commissioned and operated new treatment processes. His detailed knowledge can be applied to new developments and existing operations. Peter’s experience covers operational, functional and advisory roles. He has studied Best Practice, not only from the nuclear industry but from manufacturing in general and advised on projects throughout the UK and in the USA.
 
  
Career highlights:
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* [[Wendy Le-Las]]
Led the development of BNFL Sellafield’s waste management plans.  Technical reviewer of recent proposals to consider alternative retrieval and treatment processes
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* [[Neil Chapman]]
Deputy Head of Site, BNFL Sellafield.  During this period, sponsored, commissioned and operated many of the Waste Treatment facilities. Ongoing production was at record levels.
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* [[Charles McCombie]]
Reviewed the conduct of projects and operations at several nuclear sites to recommend improvements
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* [[Alan Pearman]]
Established the feasibility of Sellafield processing plants becoming the first non-reactor member of the World Association of Nuclear Operators.
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* [[Lynda Warren]]
Deputy Head of BNFL Springfields, responsible for the production of nuclear materials for all the UK reactors and for some overseas.  Record production quantities were required at this time.
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* [[Pete Wilkinson]]
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* [[Steve Robinson]]
  
David Horsley
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In October 2005, IDM announced it was bringing in other ex-BNFL staff:
David has senior level experience spanning chemical plant design safety and development, project management, plant commissioning, technical strategy development, regulatory policy and waste management options evaluation and development.  David’s technical expertise is backed by professional and academic recognition which underpins the depth of knowledge about some of the UK’s most challenging radioactive waste management issues.
 
 
 
Career highlights:
 
Led the design, construction and commissioning of the highly effective multi-million pound Low Active Effluent Treatment Plant complex at BNFL Sellafield
 
Led the engineering and technical function within BNFL which provided the specialist scientific capability to underpin plant design and safety cases, to support commissioning and resolve operational problems
 
Developed innovative options for the retrieval and treatment of historic wastes stored on the Sellafield site, principally those associated with “legacy ponds and silos�
 
Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers
 
Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor in engineering Design at the University of Newcastle upn Tyne.
 
 
 
Arthur Roberts
 
Arthur has senior level experience spanning both operational and functional roles across all the sites previously owned and operated by BNFL, including nuclear fuel manufacture and reactor operations, safety, quality, human resources and public affairs.  Arthur provides a unique combination of “hands onâ€? experience on some of the most challenging facilities within the UK together with a strong understanding of what can be achieved in a highly complex and regulated industry.
 
 
 
Career highlights:
 
Successfully led extensive change management programmes linked to re-structuring organisations
 
Head of Site, BNFL Chapelcross
 
Deputy Head of Site, BNFL Sellafield
 
Led the regulatory justification of the Chapelcross site
 
Led the regulatory and associated political justification of the Sellafield Mixed Oxide Plant (SMP)
 
Technical representative on Working Groups within the BNFL National Dialogue process, providing expert advice on plutonium and security matters.
 
  
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* [[Paul Croft]]
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* [[Peter Manning]]
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* [[David Horsley]]
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* [[Arthur Roberts]] <ref>'IDM team strengthened', [http://www.idmsolutions.co.uk/content.php?pageID=23&newsID=62 IDM website], 14 October, 2005.</ref>
  
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==Notes==
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[http://www.idmsolutions.co.uk/content.php?pageID=23&newsID=62]
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[[Category:Nuclear PR, lobbying and consultancy firms]]
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Latest revision as of 02:24, 30 October 2013

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Integrated Decision Management says it "offers expert knowledge in strategic decision-making strategies. We specialise in the energy and environment sectors - areas synonymous with high public policy, regulatory and stakeholder controversy". [1]

In fact IDM is a pro-nuclear virtual consultancy, with ex-BNFL executives in key positions. It has been assisting the UK's Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) on assessing the nuclear waste options, including looking at key indicators such as safety, costs and the legacy passed on to future generations. [2]

This is despite the fact that one of its directors, Gregg Butler was paid by BNFL and two consultants are on the Committee.

IDM Personnel

Other consultants: [3]

In October 2005, IDM announced it was bringing in other ex-BNFL staff:

Notes

  1. 'About Us', IDM website
  2. 'IDM assists CoRWM on assessing UK’s nuclear waste management options', IDM website, 20 April, 2005.
  3. 'Meet the IDM team', IDM website
  4. 'IDM team strengthened', IDM website, 14 October, 2005.