Matthew Revill Ceng Cpeng Intpe

Matthew Revill has a diverse work experience in the engineering field. Matthew worked as a Principal Project Manager at Auckland Council, where they managed projects related to regulatory engineering. Matthew also served as a Development Engineer at Auckland Council, specializing in three waters and transport inputs for land use and subdivision resource consents. Prior to that, Matthew was a Director at MJP Associates Ltd, where they oversaw an international export business and handled accounts management. Matthew was also an ESL tutor. Additionally, Matthew worked as a Senior Civil Engineer at EDC - Engineering Design Consultants Ltd and Hamilton City Council, focusing on engineering infrastructure design for resource consents and subdivision projects. Matthew served as an Engineering Manager at Harrison Grierson Consultants Ltd and a Senior Civil Engineer at Beca, where they managed road asset infrastructure and undertook design and project management tasks. Furthermore, Matthew gained experience as a Project Engineer at Duffill Watts & King Ltd, where they managed stormwater engineering projects. Matthew also worked as a Senior Contracts Supervisor at South Waikato District Council, handling road maintenance and marking contracts. At Owen Williams, Matthew was a Senior Engineer responsible for the design of public amenity schemes. Lastly, they began their career as a Graduate Engineer at URS Corporation, where they were involved in the design of transportation and drainage infrastructure projects. Matthew is a Chartered Engineer in the UK and a Chartered Professional Engineer in New Zealand, and they are an International Practicing Engineer.

Matthew Revill obtained their Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Civil Engineering from the University of South Wales from 1994 to 1999. Prior to that, they attended Brynteg Comprehensive School from 1989 to 1994. Matthew has additional certifications including being a Chartered Civil Engineer (obtained in 2015), a Member of The Institution Of Professional Engineers New Zealand (obtained in 2007), a Member of Chartered Institution Of Highways and Transportation (obtained in 2002), a Member of the Institution Of Civil Engineers (obtained in 1999), and a Chartered Professional Engineer (institution not specified, year not specified).