Günter Lemperts, a leading water engineer in Namibia, retires after nearly 40 years, having significantly advanced the country’s potable water infrastructure. His successor, Thomas Seifart, highlights Lempert’s hard work and mentorship of the next generation of engineers. Post-retirement, Lemperts will continue as a consultant for complex engineering projects.
Günter Lemperts, a pioneering water engineer in Namibia, is set to retire at the end of April after nearly 40 years in the field. Throughout his career, he has addressed some of the nation’s pressing water challenges and contributed significantly to the design of potable water systems for various communities across the country.
Thomas Seifart, Dr. Lempert’s protégé and successor, expressed appreciation for Lemperts’ contributions, stating, “While Günter will be sorely missed, he has more than earned some time off to enjoy his retirement. We are incredibly grateful for his hard work and the invaluable contributions he has made to our team and clients over the years.”
Seifart announced, “After more than 35 years of dedicated service in water and wastewater treatment, Dr. Lempert will be retiring from Aquarius Consult at the end of April 2025,” emphasizing the mixed emotions surrounding this transition.
Lemperts has demonstrated a strong commitment to his work, taking on challenging tasks and ambitious deadlines without hesitation. Seifart noted that Sundays often became workdays to ensure tasks were completed on time.
In addition to his technical skills, Dr. Lempert has been instrumental in mentoring young process engineers in Namibia, sharing his knowledge and shaping the future of the engineering profession in the country.
Post-retirement, Lemperts’ expertise will remain accessible to Aquarius Consult as a consultant for complex projects, ensuring his legacy continues in the industry.
Günter Lemperts retires after a distinguished 40-year career addressing Namibia’s water issues. His commitment, mentoring, and contributions to engineering have made a lasting impact. Although retired, he will continue to influence the field through consultancy, solidifying his legacy in the community. Seifart and the team express their gratitude and best wishes for his next chapter.
Original Source: economist.com.na
