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Philip McAleenan
Managing Partner of Expert Ease International
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A graduate of Queens University Belfast, Philip holds a Masters degree in social science and a postgraduate certificate in law. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Leadership & Management, a Professional Member of the American Society of Safety Engineers and an Affiliate of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health.
Philip is an Institution of Occupational Safety and
Health (IOSH) Council member.
Philip has held senior management positions since 1982 and executive
positions since 1986. His experience of management and training includes
personnel, strategic analysis, business planning, project evaluation and
appraisals, managing change, funding negotiations and contract management. He
provides high level advice and information to a
range
of industries including; construction, manufacturing, retail, food and drink, water, power and
chemical.
Managing partner at Expert Ease Safety Consultancy, since its inception in 1996, Philip co-founded web-safety.com in 1999.
Qualifications
MSSc
(Political Science), QUB, 1993
BA
Hons, Open University, 1980
Post
Graduate Certificate in Law, QUB, 1986
Certificate
in Education (Commended), Stranmillis College, Belfast, 1976
Certificate
in Training and Development, Institute of Personnel and Development, 1993
Certificate
in Training and Development, Open University, 1991
Speaking
Engagements/Seminars
Since
the foundation of Expert Ease International in 1996 Philip has organised and led
seminars on many aspects of OSH, including safety law, principals and practices,
confined spaces, managing safety, permits to work and emergency planning. He has
given talks and been involved in teaching and training in Ireland, UK and USA.
In 1999 Philip and Ciaran jointly presented a session at ASSE in Orlando. In
October 2002 Philip will lead an executive level seminar at the National Safety
Congress PDC in San Diego, USA on Operational Analysis and Control.
Philip has also attended conferences and presented working papers in Ireland, UK, Denmark, Mexico, USA, France and Germany. He has undertaken study tours and participated in exchange programs to France (x 2) and Poland (x 2). He contributed to and participated in seminars and conferences on the NI peace process and the Moldovan/ Pridnestrovan peace process, the latter attended by Senior Government Ministers, High Court Judges and Senior Civil Servants from both States.
From
the early 1980s to mid 90s Philip was a visiting speaker to Queen’s University
Belfast.
In addition to the safety publications above, he has had a number of papers published over the years on a range of issues, co-operatives, education, homelessness, aspects of the peace process (NI). he has reported on and published conference and public inquiry reports, produced annual reports & reviews and published community news sheets.
In recent years Philip has conducted community audits, economic appraisals and business strategies on behalf of a number of organisations and produced reports and business plans for them. He has frequently given radio, TV and newspapers interviews.
His
work in recent years has majored on permits to work, lock out & tag,
confined spaces entry, working at heights and chemical safety.