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CURRICULUM VITAE
PERSONAL INFORMATION
SURNAME: Aglae
NAME: Keven Frankland
SEX: Male
D.O.B 18TH February 1963
PLACE OF BIRTH: VICTORIA, Mahe, Seychelles
NATIONALITY: Seychellois
MARITAL STATUS: Married
N.I.N. 963-0172-1-1-47
RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: Belvedere, Mahe, Seychelles
PHONE: HOME; 2779132; Mobile: 2792075
E-mail: kevensafety@gmail.com
EDUCATION
 Postgraduate Diploma in Occupational Safety and Health
(University of Newcastle. Australia, 2000
 Masters in Health Science (Occupational Safety and Health)
Queensland University of Technology – Australia. 2001 -2001
 Post Graduate Diploma in Radiation safety and Security
University of Witwatersrand, South Africa 2007 - 2007

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EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Director OccupationalSafety, Health and Inspection
December 2001 – December 2006
Summary of main task
1. Management and Planning of Inspection Services
2. Inspection of workplaces to check compliance to the provisions
of the Employment Act, Industrial relations Act and the
Occupational Safety and Health chapter 151.
3. Advising Employers and Employees on their rights and
obligations under the occupational Safety and Health Decree,
Regulations
4. Conducting workplace monitoring and assessment
Conducting Safety auditing
5. Collect and collate labour statistics
6. Contribute and promote workers and employers health, safety and
labour Education.
7. Conduct occupational hygiene survey to study toxicity of air
contamination, thermal conditions, noise measurement.
8. Conducting risk assessment
9. Conducting training in occupational safety and health at different
educational Institutions, SIM etc.
10.Investigation of occupational accidents
11.Promotion of occupational safety, health and welfare at work
12.Drafting of training programs for employers/workers/student in
occupational safety and health.

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13.Initiate remedial action for non-compliance to the provision of the
Employment/Occupational legislation.
14.Chairman the Occupational Safety Board.
15.Member of Pesticide Board
Director – (IAEA Unit) Radiation Protection Unit
December 2008- 2010
Summary of main task
1. To develop national policies and measures for the regulatory
control of activities and practices governed by the Radiation
Protection Act;
2. To issue rules, regulations and guidance necessary for the
implementation of the Radiation Protection Act;
3. To establish standards for the protection of public health, safety,
security and the working environment from potential adverse
effects of ionizing radiation;
4. To issue, amend, suspend or revoke authorizations for practices
involving ionizing radiation;
5. To define exemptions from regulatory control;
6. To inspect and assess the practices of licensees for the purpose
of verifying compliance with the Radiation Protection Act,
applicable regulations and the requirements of specific
authorizations;
7. To take enforcement measures in the event of non-compliance or
violation of this Act, applicable regulations or the requirements of
specific authorizations;
8. To define the exposures that are excluded from the scope of
application of the Act;
9. To establish and maintain a national register of radiation sources
and licensees;
10.To cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
in the application of safeguards in accordance with the
Safeguards Agreement and any protocols thereto, including
conducting inspections and visits, carrying out complementary

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access to facilities, and providing any assistance or information
required by designated IAEA inspectors in the fulfilment of their
responsibilities;
11.To establish and maintain a state system for and control of
Radiation sources and a system for the registration of licenses for
Radiation material, and to establish the necessary reporting and
record keeping and requirements pursuant to the Safeguards
Agreement and any protocols thereto, concluded with the IAEA;
12.To establish and implement, in cooperation with other
governmental bodies, a system of control over the export and
import of nuclear and other radioactive materials, sources,
equipment, information and technology determined to be
necessary to protect the safety and security, and to implement
relevant international commitments;
13.To implement regulatory measures for the security of radioactive
materials, related equipment and associated facilities, including
measures of physical protection and to detect, prevent and
respond to unauthorized acts involving such materials, equipment
or facilities;
14.To cooperate with other relevant bodies in establishing a
maintaining a plan for preparedness and response to
emergencies involving nuclear or other radioactive materials in
accordance with the national emergency response plan;
15.To communicate with other governmental bodies in all
circumstances it considers necessary for the effective exercise of
its functions;
16.To exchange information and cooperate with regulatory
authorities in other States and with relevant international
organizations concerning matters arising from the exercise of its
functions;
17.To establish appropriate mechanisms and procedures for
informing the public, press, media and other stake-holders about
the regulatory process and the safety and security aspects of
regulated activities and practices, including incidents, accidents
and abnormal occurrences;
18.To obtain information, documents and opinions from private and
public organizations or persons as may be necessary and
appropriate for the conduct of its functions;

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19.To conduct any other functions that is necessary in its judgment
to protect the public health, safety, security and working
Environment.
20.Advice the Minister on matters related to radiation as well as the
safe use and disposal of radiation generators and sources.
21.Carry out research and other investigations relating to radiation
protection and, take measures with respect to, and advise on
radiation protection;
Director Labour Monitoring and Compliance Section
2010 - December 2014
1. Management and Planning of Inspection Services
2. Inspection of workplaces to check compliance to the provisions
of the Employment Act, Industrial relations Act and the
Occupational Safety and Health chapter 151.
3. Advising Employers and Employees on their rights and
obligations under the occupational Safety and Health Decree,
Regulations
4. Conducting workplace monitoring and assessment
Conducting Safety auditing
5. Collect and collate labour statistics
6. Contribute and promote workers and employers health, safety and
labour Education.
7. Conduct occupational hygiene survey to study toxicity of air
contamination, thermal conditions, noise measurement.
8. Conducting risk assessment
9. Conducting training in occupational safety and health at different
educational Institutions, SIM etc.
10.Investigation of occupational accidents
11.Promotion of occupational safety, health and welfare at work
12.Drafting of training programs for employers/workers/student in
occupational safety and health.

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13.Initiate remedial action for non-compliance to the provision of the
Employment/Occupational legislation.
14.Chairman the Occupational Safety Board.
15.Member of Pesticide Board
Director Occupational Safety and Health (Health Care Agency)
Ministry of Health
Summary of main duties:
1. Draft and develop health and Safety policy for the Ministry of
Health based on the World Health Organisation/International
Labour Organisation principles.
2. Ensure compliance with ISO and BSI international standards on
Occupational Safety and Health facilities.
3. Ensure adherence to the Health and safety policy procedure in
place for all locations of the Ministry.
4. Management and Planning of Occupational Health and Safety
inspection within the Ministry of Health.
5. Inspection of Health facilities regularly to check compliance to the
Occupational Safety and Health laws.
6. Conducting workplace monitoring and assessment as well as
safety auditing in all health facilities.
7. Initiate remedial action for non-compliance t the provision of the
occupational Health and Safety Laws.
8. Conduct occupational hygiene surveys in health centre within the
Seychelles hospitals, regional hospitals and health laws;
9. Promotion of occupational Safety and Health with the
collaboration of Occupational Health Units.
10.Develop training programs for heads of sections/workers/public in
occupational safety and health and conduct training in
occupational safety and health whenever necessary.
11.Contribute and promote workers and employers’ health and safety
awareness programs and occupational health and welfare at work.
12.Investigation of occupational accidents and work related diseases

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13.Establishment of occupational safety and health Committee and
OSH officers in different Units/Health Centers.
14.Chairperson to the Safety and Health Committee.
15.Any other duties designated b the Director-General.
Workshops/seminarsAttended
 Occupational Health & Safety (WHO) July 1987(Geneva)
 Occupational Health & Safety workshop (ILO)Geneva October
1990
 Upgrading course for factory inspectors 8th April to 6th April 1995
– African Labour Training Centre Zimbabwe.
 Construction/chemical safety course 24th Sept to 18th October
1996 – Harare.
 Aviation Safety Course - March 1997 – South Africa.
 9th International conference on Occupational Respiratory
Diseases Kyoto 1997.
 Technical Workshop for CIS Information officers April 1997 –
Zimbabwe.
 Turkey Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (Attachment –
one month) June 1998.
 Performance Management in Labour Inspection Service – Cairo –
Egypt December 1995.
 Conference on Labour Inspection Performance Management –
Ethiopia May 2001.
 International Tripartite Seminar on Maritime Safety and
International Standards –August 2002 - Geneva.
 Tripartite workshop on Best Practices on Safety and Health in
Maritime Industry – August 2005 – Hong Kong.
 Chemical Weapons Convention Technical Workshop – October
2005 - USA

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 Workshop on Radiation Safety in Industry and Medical (NECSA) –
Pretoria – 2007.
 Itemba LABS- Gauteng – South Africa Radiation Safety course for
Customs Officers – Radiation Safety Training Lawyers 6th – 8th
August 2008
 Ghana Radiation Atomic Commission, ACCRA –workplace
monitoring 24th – 31st May 2008
 Botswana – Quality management system for Radiation Safety 20th
– 24th October 2008
 Botswana – Work for Project Coordinator on Radiation Safety and
Security 10th – 14th November 2008.
 Ghana – Atomic commission - Sub-regional Seminar on Illicit
Nuclear Trafficking Information Management and Coordination
23rd to 27th January 2009.
 Tanzania- Atomic Commission Energy – Regional Training Course
on Security of Radioactive Sources, 23rd-27th February 20009.
 Pretoria, South Africa 23rd-27th March 2009 -Promoting Self
Assessment of Regulatory Infrastructure for the Safety &
Networking of Regulatory Bodies in Africa.
 Nigeria, 15th 19th June 2009, implementation of a self-Assessment
of National Regulatory Infrastructure for Safety.
 Ghana, 7th -11th December, 2009, Regional Training Course on
Application of International Requirement in Radiological
Emergency Preparedness, response and guidance on Developing
Relevant National Capabilities.
 Botswana, 29th August – 10th September 2010, work attachment
Radiation Protection Botswana Inspectorate, Gaborone
 Botswana, 8th – 12th November 2010, Training on RAIS 3.0 Web
 Ghana, 17th -21st January 2011, project Planning and Design for
National project Counterparts.
 Stakeholders Meeting in Vienna, 21st-24th March 2011

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 Meeting on the code of Conduct of Radioactive Sources and
Export and Import guidance in Vienna - 11th 13th July 2011
 9th -12th January2012, Arusha, Tanzania Workshop on
Uranium Recovery Regulation workshop (USA Regulatory
Commission)
 07th -11th September 2012, Accra, Ghana workshop on
transportation of safety and security on radioactive materials.
 05th -8th December 2012, Regional meeting on self Assessment of
Authorization and information system in Nairobi, Mombasa
 Conference on global treats on Nuclear illicit trafficking , Vienna
1st – 5th July 2013
 Pretoria, Training on BSS Standards October 2013
 2nd -5th December 2014, Regional Meeting on Self-Assessment of
Regulatory Body in Tanzania.
 Forensic investigation in Morocco July 2015
 Training of Trainers in Namibia – 9th -13th November 2015
 Basic Safety Standards(IAEA) – Ghana 16th -20th November
 Expert meeting on transportation of radiation waste Vienna 14th
17th December 2015.
 Nuclear Safety Management focal person of International Atomic
Energy Agency for the Seychelles.
Keven F Aglae
MlthSc. In Occupational Safety and Health
Post.Dip in OHS.

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Post Dip in Risk Management
Belvedere, Victoria, Mahe, Seychelles
Tel: 2779132