Lennox joined the Civil Service 1997 after working in the banking industry.  This began his public safety career – that spans over two decades - as a communications professional.  During his tenure, he gained operational skills, administrative knowledge, and management experience performing various roles with the Department of Public Safety Communications (DPSC 9-1-1).  He garnered a great deal of understanding for all emergency service entities (Police, Fire and EMS), other support agencies (DoA, CUC, etc.) and Hazard Management Cayman Islands (HMCI) through work-related interactions and training sessions.

In 2017, through the Government’s secondment program, he began working directly with the HMCI team.  The opportunity allowed him to grow and develop professionally whilst gaining better understanding for the national emergency and disaster mechanism.  The placement also fostered the prospect of strengthening the operational bridge between both agencies. 

During his time with HMCI, he has worked on a number of significant projects including: developing an alternative facility for DPSC at the Government Administration Building; upgrading and streamlining HMCI’s warehouse - used for relief distribution; implementation of an electronic inventory management system, as well as a telephone environment for the Casualty Bureau’s Crisis Hub – a component of the National Emergency Operations Centre.

In 2019 Lennox officially joined the HMCI team.  He encourages jovial and vibrant team-oriented atmospheres at work; and at home enjoys spending time with family and watching sporting events (particularly basketball).