"Since joining Brookes Bell I’ve attended the British Columbia Supreme Court to get a court order access onto a ship in Vancouver, spent a week in the Dominican Republic investigating an unsafe port claim, three weeks during summer in Ibiza supervising a team of Spanish divers, four days in Antigua investigating an oil spill, two days in Philadelphia surveying a gas carrier, three days in Sicily investigating a bulkhead collapse on a chemical tanker, and five days in the Emirates evaluating the condition of the cargo on a ship just released from pirate capture. These are just some of my fun jobs, with each one being different and challenging in its own way."

"I’ve investigated many casualties, globally. One of my earlier assignments was to determine the cause of a main engine failure on a cargo ship. Relatively routine I thought, until the cargo of explosives and location of the vessel became apparent. I also dealt with explosive charges during a major wreck removal, an innovative way of disassembling a large slow speed engine! From salvage to wreck removal, from engine failure to collisions, from Nigeria to Bootle, life at Brookes Bell is challenging and diverse."