Person

Martin, Arthur Warrington (1915 - )

Born
30 September 1915
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Occupation
Electrical engineer and Chemist

Summary

Arthur Martin worked at Australian Paper Manufacturers Ltd. (APM) for nearly forty years. He retired from the APM in 1978 and became a private chemical consultant in Melbourne.

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Chronology

1936
Education - Bachelor of Science (BSc), University of Melbourne
1936 - 1937
Career position - Demonstrator in Electrical Engineering, University of Melbourne
1938 - 1939
Career position - Research student, University of Melbourne?
1939 - 1950
Career position - Chemist, Australian Paper Manufacturers Ltd. (APM)
1950
Education - Certificate in Industrial Management, Sydney Technical College
1950 - 1959
Career position - Technical Superintendent at the APM Botany Mill
1959 - 1962
Career position - Superintendent of Applications Research at APM
1962 - 1978
Career position - Assistant Instrumentation Manager at APM
1978 - 1984
Career position - Consultant Chemist in Melbourne

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