Günter Lemperts: Celebrating a Legacy in Water Engineering as He Retires
Günter Lemperts, a leading water engineer in Namibia, is set to retire at the end of April after a nearly 40-year career in the industry. His successor, Thomas Seifart, highlighted Lemperts’ remarkable contributions to water infrastructure and his role in mentoring future engineers. Although retired, Lemperts will continue to lend his expertise to Aquarius Consult as a consultant.
Günter Lemperts, Namibia’s foremost water engineer, will retire at the end of April, concluding nearly 40 years dedicated to addressing the nation’s critical water issues. He has significantly contributed to the development of potable water infrastructure essential for communities throughout Namibia.
His successor, Professional Engineer Thomas Seifart, expressed that while Lemperts will be greatly missed, his retirement is well-deserved. Seifart emphasized, “We are incredibly grateful for his hard work, commitment, and the invaluable contributions he has made to our team and clients over the years with his unwavering ‘I Can’ attitude.”
Seifart also noted, “It is with mixed emotions that we announce that after more than 35 years of dedicated service in the water and wastewater treatment field, Dr. Lempert will be retiring from Aquarius Consult at the end of April 2025.” He highlighted Lemperts’ capability to tackle complex challenges and meet ambitious deadlines, even considering Sundays as normal working days.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Dr. Lemperts has significantly influenced the training and mentorship of aspiring process engineers in Namibia, showcasing his commitment to fostering the next generation of talent.
Despite retiring, Dr. Lemperts will continue to influence the field by serving as a consultant for Aquarius Consult, where his expertise will provide guidance on intricate projects as needed. Seifart concluded by thanking him, stating, “We thank Günter for his outstanding service and wish him all the best in this new chapter.”
In summary, Günter Lemperts’ retirement marks the end of an era in Namibia’s water engineering sector, where his contributions over 40 years have been invaluable. His successor acknowledges both his professional and mentoring roles, ensuring that his legacy will persist as he transitions into retirement while still offering consultancy services.
Original Source: economist.com.na
