Ken E Brockman from Monroe, MI

Resumes

Nuclear Engineering Academic Advisory Board Member At United States Military Academy

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Position:

Owner at M E M, LLC, Consultant at Duke Energy Corporation, Member - Executive Oversight Board at South Texas Project Nuclear Operating Company, Chair, Nuclear Safety Review Board at Southern Nuclear Company, Nuclear Engineering Academic Advisory Board Member at United States Military Academy, President at M E M, LLC

Location:

Greater Atlanta Area

Industry:

Utilities

Work:

M E M, LLC
Owner
Duke Energy Corporation since 2010
Consultant
South Texas Project Nuclear Operating Company - Bay City, TX since Jan 2010
Member - Executive Oversight Board
Southern Nuclear Company since Jan 2009
Chair, Nuclear Safety Review Board
United States Military Academy - West Point, NY since Jan 2009
Nuclear Engineering Academic Advisory Board Member

Education:

Anerican University 1991 - 1992
Masters, Public Adminstration United States Military Academy at West Point 1968 - 1972
BS, General Engineering; Math; Chenistry

Independent Design Professional

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Location:

Toledo, Ohio Area

Industry:

Design

News

Japanese nuclear plant's safety analysts brushed off risk of tsunami

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The diesels were in a very low area, said Ken Brockman, former director of nuclear installation safety at the U.N.-backed International Atomic Energy Agency. That would make them very susceptible to a tsunami or even an internal flooding event.
Date: Mar 23, 2011
Category: World
Source: Google

Courting Chernobyl in Ring of Fire Is Lunacy: William Pesek

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At Fukushima, back-up diesel generators that mightve averted the disaster were located in a basement and swamped by waves. This in the country that invented the word Tsunami, noted Ken Brockman, a former director of nuclear installation safety at the IAEA in Vienna.
Date: Mar 20, 2011
Category: World
Source: Google

Japan Nuclear Disaster Caps Decades of Faked Reports, Accidents

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The key thing here is that this is not another Chernobyl, said Ken Brockman, a former director of nuclear installation safety at the IAEA in Vienna. Containment engineering has been vindicated. What has not been vindicated is the site engineering that put us on a path to accident.
Date: Mar 17, 2011
Category: World
Source: Google