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engineer, area works officer, director of Estates, and director of Corporate Planning, before becoming the chief executive of the South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust, where he was responsible for the planning, design, building, and commissioning of the James Cook University Hospital. He joined the Institute in 1973, becoming Northern Regional chairman in the early 1980s.
Dr Bill Murray.
Building Design Partnership (a multi- disciplinary design practice) as a project engineer, and was very much involved in the development of the Leeds Medical School and Leeds Royal Infirmary. He joined the Department of Health in London in 1975, spending the final part of his career in the NHS in what had become NHS Estates (an executive agency of the Department of Health), where he was Chief Engineer for seven years.
In 1996 he formed Arrowsmith and Associates, an independent healthcare engineering practice based in south- eastern England which specialises in medical gas and supply systems, hot and cold water services, the control of Legionella, and ventilation systems. Throughout his career Mike Arrowsmith has been involved with various British, European, and international Standards, and the development of Departmental guidance on medical gas pipeline systems, in particular Health Technical Memorandum 02, the initial guidance documents on specialist ventilation systems that have now been incorporated into HTM 03, and the development of guidance leading up to, and the preparation of, HTM 04 among other projects. He currently sits on IHEEM’s Professional Development Committee, its Journal Sub-Committee, and the Institute’s Medical Gas Technical platform. He is also HEJ’s Technical Editor.
IHEEM’s 18th President – 2000-2002 Dr Bill Murray
Dr Murray retired from the health service as Chief Executive of South Tees NHS Trust in 2003. He is a Chartered Engineer who had a varied career in the NHS. Following a mechanical engineering
apprenticeship, he joined the NHS in 1964 as an assistant hospital engineer at the West Cumberland Hospital, then the first DGH following WWII. He held the following posts in various Trusts – hospital engineer, group
He was awarded an OBE in 1993, held the IHEEM Presidency from 2000-2002, was chairman of NHS Estates, and President of HefmA. He has also chaired the Institute’s Audit & Remuneration Committee for the past 15 years. He has an Honorary Doctor of Science Degree from Teesside University.
His passion over the years has been leading and developing patient-centred care, particularly around the physical environment, as well as championing the roles of clinicians in management.
Members’ tie ‘re-launched’ As part of its 75th Anniversary,
IHEEM has updated, and is relaunching, the IHEEM members’ tie. Kate Newman, project support officer, said: “The tie is available to purchase through IHEEM head office, and, I’m sure you will agree, looks very stylish! The cost of the tie is £10 (including p&p). Please email
office@iheem.org.uk or call head office on 02392 823186 to place your order. Numbers are limited, so don’t leave it too late.”
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www.mtx.co.uk June 2018 Health Estate Journal 9
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