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NSI appoint RAF man

08/07/06

The National Security Inspectorate (NSI) has announced the appointment of Andrew White CB as its new Chief Executive from 1 August 2006, following the recent departure of Tom Mullarkey MBE to RoSPA.

Andrew White joins NSI after a distinguished career in the Royal Air Force where he served for 32 years and attained the rank of Air Vice Marshall. He was most recently Commander Number 3 Group with responsibility for 12,000 servicemen and women. He has an honours degree in engineering.

Commenting on the appointment, Sir Michael Bett, NSI Chairman said "I am delighted to welcome Andrew White to NSI at a time when both the security and fire protection industries are undergoing significant change. NSI has established itself as a strong, leading brand with prominent recognition as the mark of quality and credibility. Andrew's wealth of experience will benefit NSI, as he leads the organisation forward in of developing and maintaining high standards to safeguard customers".

Andrew White added: "I am pleased to be joining an organisation that is acknowledged for promoting the highest standards without compromise. This is an exiting challenge and I relish opportunity to drive forward the excellent work of NSI, building on its widely recognised strengths as an inspection and approvals body. The professionalism and commitment of NSI is outstanding and I look forward to leading a dedicated team of experts that provide the quality foundations behind the security and fire industries."