Russell Marshall Eng Tech Tmiet
About Russell Marshall Eng Tech Tmiet
Russell Marshall is a Senior Electrical Technician at Diamond Light Source, where he has worked since 2014. He specializes in overseeing electrical aspects of beam-lines and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
Work at Diamond Light Source
Russell Marshall has served as a Senior Electrical Technician at Diamond Light Source since 2014. His role involves assisting users with equipment setup and experiment preparation. He participates in the build and development of new equipment and supervises sub-contract workers. Marshall coordinates and oversees the electrical aspects of four beam-lines, as well as the Metrology and Nano Positioning Labs located within the Materials Village. His responsibilities include ensuring compliance with Diamond Electrical Standards, conducting risk assessments, and preparing method statements.
Education and Expertise
Russell Marshall studied at Ealing Green for a total of eight years, with two distinct periods from 1977 to 1982 and from 1979 to 1982. His educational background has equipped him with the technical skills necessary for his role in electrical engineering. His expertise is evident in his involvement with the installation and commissioning of specialist beam-line equipment, as well as in the maintenance and upgrading of beam-line equipment and control racks.
Background
Russell Marshall has been part of the Diamond Light Source team for a decade, contributing to the Harwell Science & Innovation Campus in Oxfordshire. His extensive experience includes working on beam-lines in both the Materials Village and the Engineering & Environmental Science Village. His background in electrical systems supports his responsibilities in maintenance, testing, fault finding, and safety inspections of electrical systems.
Achievements
In his role at Diamond Light Source, Russell Marshall has played a key part in ensuring that all beam-line work adheres to established electrical standards. He has been involved in the critical processes of maintaining and upgrading beam-line equipment, which is essential for the operational efficiency of the facility. His work includes conducting thorough safety inspections and testing, ensuring the reliability of electrical systems used in scientific research.