Günter Lemperts, Namibia’s prominent water engineer, retires at the end of April after nearly 40 years. His successor, Thomas Seifart, praised his contributions and mentorship to aspiring engineers. Lemperts will continue offering consultancy services post-retirement.
After nearly 40 years of service, Günter Lemperts, Namibia’s leading water engineer, will retire at the end of April 2025. He has been instrumental in addressing significant water issues and designing essential infrastructure for the provision of potable water across the nation.
Thomas Seifart, Professional Engineer and Dr. Lemperts’ successor, expressed mixed emotions about this transition, stating, “While Günter will be sorely missed, he has more than earned some time off to enjoy his retirement.” Seifart further emphasized Dr. Lempert’s unwavering dedication and positive attitude throughout his career.
Dr. Lempert’s extensive experience in water and wastewater treatment has greatly benefited clients over the years. Seifart acknowledged that Dr. Lempert tackled even the most challenging tasks head-on, often working on Sundays to meet project deadlines.
In addition to his technical accomplishments, Dr. Lempert significantly contributed to mentoring future process engineers in Namibia, sharing his knowledge and fostering new talent within the field.
Despite his retirement, Dr. Lempert will continue to assist Aquarius Consult as a consultant, offering guidance on complex projects when necessary. “We thank Günter for his outstanding service and wish him all the best in this new chapter,” concluded Seifart.
In conclusion, Günter Lemperts’ retirement marks the end of an era in water engineering in Namibia. His remarkable contributions to the field, along with his commitment to mentorship, have paved the way for future engineers. Although he will no longer serve in a full-time capacity, his ongoing consultancy role will ensure his valuable expertise remains accessible to Aquarius Consult.
Original Source: economist.com.na
