...provides support and guidance to all staff, both in the UK and at our DIO sites in Germany, Gibraltar, Cyprus and the South Atlantic. Our responsibilities include inspections on building...
...I started my career in the petrochemical industry after graduating in Mechanical Engineering. I joined the Ministry of Defence (MOD) in 2000 and then DIO in 2001, having decided that...
...in archaeological digs. I took a video of Phil explaining a little more about Operation Nightingale and this dig in particular: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vuwm4liIUA0 It’s an innovative idea with benefits for all...
...Manager. Construction began in February but there’s lots to be done to change a disused airfield into an educational establishment, especially when it’s this specialised. Minister for International Security Strategy,...
...a programme to sink 100-tonne concrete blocks on the far side in order to soften the impact of the Atlantic. The blocks are forged nearby at Oreston and transported into...
...with this, but there’s still been a lot to learn and plenty still to go. However, I’m looking forward to getting ‘stuck in’ to the various challenges we currently face....
...Beacon Barracks in Stafford to ready the site to be a hub for the Royal Signals. An Army Wildcat helicopter coming in to land. [Crown Copyright]Several other large projects have...
...use of their personal respirators, which are issued in the event of nuclear, biological and chemical attacks. The facility allows personnel to test the equipment and to learn and practise...
...explain some of the day-to-day issues that come about from illegal incursions by members of the public on a site like Salisbury Plain. This tied in neatly to the more...
...‘Building 27’ – the original sector Ops room at RAF Northolt. It dates back to 1936 and was instrumental in our success during the Battle of Britain. There was also...