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Journal Article

Author: Di Corpo, Gerald
Title: Obituary: Gerald O'Hanlon 1925-2012
In: Engineers Australia: Civil Edition
Imprint: vol. 85, no. 3, Engineers Media, Crows Nest, NSW, Mar 2013, p. 72
ISBN/ISSN: 1448-496X
Url: https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/informit.877724762249560
Description: Gerry O'Hanlon was a very experienced, well respected and highly sought after civil engineering project construction manager, estimator and innovator. His construction experience and passion is described in his book 'Hands-on Construction - A practical overview of civil engineering fieldwork.'

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