Meet the Team

We don't expect you to take our word for anything. Before you bring anyone in to handle your health, safety, and environmental work, you want to know who'll actually turn up, what they know, and whether they'll tell you straight. Fair enough.

You'll be working with a multidisciplinary team led by a Chartered Member of IOSH, with experience spanning construction, CDM, fire safety, manufacturing, retail, and environmental compliance. Some of us you'll meet on site, some behind the scenes, but every job draws on the same depth of knowledge.

Have a read below. You'll get a sense of who does what, where they've done it, and why they're worth having in your corner before a single site visit is booked.

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  • Paul Feely has over 25 years UK and Ireland experience in the health and safety industry. He is a chartered health and safety practitioner and has worked extensively with clients, whether they require a one-off piece of work, or a health and safety contract for UK and Ireland based operations.

    Having previously held the prestigious role’s as Chairman of both The British Precast Health and Safety Committee and The Precast Flooring Federation Health & Safety Committee his knowledge within the industry is second to none. In both these roles he was an integral part of writing approved code of practice (ACOPs), including design safety guidance documents for the precast and construction industry.

    Paul is a OSHCR registered consultant and a chartered member of Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (CMIOSH). He ensures best in class services are delivered and is proud to partner our clients to be legally compliant, offering pragmatic advice and peace of mind.

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    Paul’s a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) fan and trains regularly. He enjoys the discipline and says it’s the best way to clear the mind after a busy week.

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  • Emma joined Paul Feely & Associates as an Operations Executive and quickly progressed to her current role as Head of Business Operations. She keeps the business running smoothly day to day, making sure everything meets the highest standards for efficiency, quality, and compliance across health, safety, and environmental areas.

    With over fifteen years experience in HR management and health, safety, and environmental practice, Emma brings a practical, people-focused approach to her work. She’s passionate about creating structure, supporting the team, and helping both colleagues and clients achieve the best results. She also holds a postgraduate CIPD qualification and NEBOSH certifications in health, safety & environmental, a testament to her commitment to doing things the right way.

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    Emma recently qualified as a Reflexology Therapist and loves using her new skills to help others relax and recharge.

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  • Kevin joined Paul Feely & Associates as a Health & Safety Advisor, bringing with him 25 years of hands-on experience as an electrician. He has worked across Ireland, England, Switzerland, and Holland on a wide range of projects, including shopping centres, office blocks, hotels, pharmaceutical plants, and data centres.

    That background gives Kevin a strong understanding of what actually happens on site, the pressures teams are under, and the importance of health and safety advice that is practical, realistic, and easy to follow. He knows the difference between paperwork that sits in a folder and safety measures that genuinely help people do the job properly.

    Kevin’s typical week can take him anywhere from Galway and Dublin to Belfast, Limavady, and beyond. He spends much of his time carrying out site audits, meeting clients, speaking with teams, and helping businesses understand where they are doing well and where improvements can be made.

    With his electrical background, Kevin brings valuable insight to clients working in construction, facilities, industrial, and technically complex environments. He has a good eye for detail but also understands that good safety advice needs to work in the real world.

    Kevin believes that building a positive safety culture is always worthwhile. For him, health and safety should help a business operate better, protect its people, and give everyone more confidence in the way work is being managed.

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    Kevin says he used to have hobbies… then he had kids. These days, most of his spare time is spent on family life, taxi runs and wondering how children can have more energy than a full site team.

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  • Carole brings a strong mix of operational experience, health and safety knowledge, and a people-focused approach to her role.

    With a background in hospitality and franchise support, she understands the real pressures businesses face in busy working environments. Her approach to health and safety is practical, supportive and focused on helping people feel confident, protected and able to do their jobs well.

    Carole enjoys seeing positive changes take shape on site, from safer ways of working to improvements following inspections and advice.

    Outside of work, Carole is a busy mum of two who enjoys family time, new experiences, and personal wellbeing, including breathwork, meditation and holistic healing.

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  • Patrick brings over 20 years of experience from the construction and agricultural industries. As a brick layer by trade Paddy brings a real hands on understanding of what safe, practical working looks like and takes pride in helping businesses meet their health and safety responsibilities in a straightforward, realistic way.

    He’s experienced in carrying out audits, supporting teams on site, and putting clear, workable safety measures in place. Patrick’s known for his calm approach and easy communication style, and he enjoys helping people feel confident about safety in their day to day work.

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    You will usually find Patrick on the farm, playing football, or spending time with his family.

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  • Kenny joined Paul Feely & Associates after working in the off site construction sector, where he gained valuable hands on experience across all areas of construction operations and logistics. His role involved pre-construction planning, managing supply chains, and supporting site teams to keep projects running smoothly and safely

    It was during this time that Kenny developed a real appreciation for the importance of health and safety, not just for compliance, but for creating a safe, efficient, and positive place to work. That experience now shapes the practical, people first approach he brings to his role as a Health & Safety Advisor.

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    Outside of work, Kenny’s a busy but very proud dad of four.  To recharge, he heads for the Cooley or Mourne Mountains on his mountain bike with friends, tackling the trails before rounding off the day with a few well earned pints of Guinness.

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  • Ellan keeps everything running smoothly at Paul Feely & Associates, coordinating day-to-day operations and organising site visits so clients and consultants are always supported. She’s the one making sure projects stay on track, and the consultants will happily admit they’d be lost without her.

    Before joining the company, Ellan worked in retail as a Range Change Coordinator, planning and delivering new product layouts and in store changes. It was a fast paced role that demanded organisation, clear communication, and a strong focus on customer service and health and safety, all skills she now brings to her work at Paul Feely & Associates.

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    Whether she’s dancing away at a concert, out for a long walk with her favourite playlist, or planning her next get together with friends. Ellan is all about good music, good company, and making the most of her weekends.

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  • Martina joined Paul Feely & Associates after more than 20 years in healthcare administration. That experience gave her a strong foundation in accuracy, confidentiality, organisation, and supporting people in high-pressure environments — all skills that now transfer directly into health and safety.

    After completing her NEBOSH Martina was keen to put her knowledge into practice. In her health and safety administration role, she helps keep documentation organised, supports the wider team, and understands the importance of getting the detail right.

    For Martina, health and safety is about more than paperwork. It is about helping protect people, support safe workplaces, and make sure the right systems are in place behind the scenes.

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    Martina can usually be found cheering on her kids at football, Gaelic, or horse riding, or enjoying a cosy movie night. She also loves a good day out with friends, especially if it involves horse racing, food, or a wee drink.

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  • Danielle spent six years working in Youth and Adult Mental Health in Australia, where she developed a strong appreciation for wellbeing and the impact a supportive environment can have. That interest in people and safety later inspired her to complete her NEBOSH certification and begin building her career in health and safety.

    With a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Development, she brings a structured, systems focused approach to her work, particularly around refining business processes and understanding how ISO Standards support consistency and best practice. She’s also passionate about promoting mental health awareness within the construction industry and raising the profile of psychological safety.

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    Danielle spent almost ten years living in Australia, where she discovered her love for adventure, from cage-diving with great white sharks and skydiving over Sydney to scuba diving the Great Barrier Reef. She also adopted her Australian Cattle Dog, Rocket, whose energy definitely lives up to his name!

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  • Emma is the Business Support Coordinator at Paul Feely & Associates, supporting the day-to-day running of the business and helping ensure everything operates smoothly behind the scenes ⚙️. She plays an important role in keeping communication clear, organised, and consistent across the team and with clients.

    With a background in legal administration and training, Emma understands the importance of structure, attention to detail, and building trust . She brings a practical, people-focused approach to her role, helping make processes straightforward and easy to follow.

    Emma enjoys the variety her role brings and takes pride in supporting the team to deliver a reliable, professional service. She is passionate about helping maintain the strong reputation Paul Feely & Associates has built as a team that is approachable, dependable, and genuinely there to support their clients.

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    Emma’s perfect Friday night involves a glass of white wine , 90’s tunes 🎶, and spending quality time with her husband and kids

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  • Gareth is our Sales & Marketing Executive at Paul Feely & Associates, supporting the business across sales, marketing, client communication and brand development.

    With experience across the compliance and environmental industries, Gareth brings a strong understanding of regulated sectors and the importance of clear, practical communication. His background helps him translate technical topics into messages that are easy to understand, relevant, and useful for the people who need them.

    Gareth also holds an IOSH Managing Safely qualification, giving him a working understanding of the standards, language and pressures our clients deal with every day. This helps ensure the content and messaging he develops is grounded in the reality of the health and safety industry.

    In his role, Gareth focuses on building the profile of Paul Feely & Associates across the UK and Ireland, supporting sales and marketing activity, and helping the team communicate in a way that feels human, helpful and genuinely useful.

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    Gareth trains in the gym six days a week and is a firm believer that movement is medicine. It is his go-to way of clearing the head, resetting and keeping his energy up.

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