Neil Harper worked to improve Auckland’s sewage and wastewater systems and to plan for future growth.
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Throughout his career, John Henderson made a significant contribution to civil engineering in Dunedin, and in doing so was following …
As a civil engineer for the Ministry of Works, Reginald Ernest Hermans was involved with many significant projects, including overseeing …
Hans Huizing graduated in the Netherlands in 1948, emigrating to New Zealand in 1952 to work for the Ministry of …
John Ingram was an astute businessman whose engineering background served him well.
Doug Joy was born and educated in Christchurch where he completed an apprenticeship in mechanical engineering.
Terence ‘Terry’ Kayes was born and raised in Auckland and graduated from the University of Auckland first with a Bachelor …
Miles Kennedy had a career as a distinguished chemical engineer and educator.
David King was born in Cornwall, UK. At the age of sixteen, David began an apprenticeship with General Electric Company.
Gretchen Kivell forged a path for women in engineering, inspiring others to enter the profession.
John La Roche graduated from the University of Auckland’s School of Engineering in 1961 and worked in Hamilton City Council’s …
Bryan started work for the Auckland Power Board in 1957 as an electrical engineer on a six-year cadetship.
Ian McCutcheon’s career evolved from electrical engineering into senior roles in public administration in local and central government.
Dave McLaren was born in Dunedin. After finishing high school, he found a job at the Ministry of Works as …
After completing an honours degree in civil engineering in 1944, Bob Norman served overseas before joining the Civil Engineering Design …
