Brian is an established Occupational Health & Safety Practitioner with more than 15 years of experience, particularly within the construction, infrastructure, industrial and commercial sectors. His professional experience includes health and safety consultancy, workplace inspections, risk assessments, safe work method statements, H&S plans, emergency planning, incident investigation and workplace training.
Since 2016, he has provided Occupational Health & Safety Project Supervision and Consultancy services through BF Services, supporting a wide range of organisations and contractors. Throughout his career, Brian has been involved in numerous major projects, such the Malta–Italy Interconnector, Paola Health Centre, St. Vincent De Paul extension project, and several other major commercial and residential developments.
Brian graduated from the University of Malta with a Bachelor in Occupational Health & Safety (Honours) in 2021. He also holds the NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety, together with qualifications and training in project management, scaffolding safety and training delivery. His earlier technical background in draughtsmanship, land surveying and quantity surveying provides him with additional practical knowledge of construction and the built environment.
He is also an experienced lecturer and trainer in Occupational Health & Safety. His teaching experience is complemented by many years of delivering workplace training, including induction programmes, toolbox talks and other health and safety training to workers and organisations. This combination of academic teaching and practical industry experience enables him to bring real workplace application into his training.
Brian is the current Secretary General of the Malta Occupational Safety and Health Practitioners Association (MOSHPA). He is a Certified Member of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) and is registered as a Competent Person in Occupational Health & Safety with Malta’s Occupational Health and Safety Authority.
