Person

Garlick, Edward Thomas Mervyn (1883 - 1935)

Born
26 September 1883
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Died
20 September 1935
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Occupation
Civil engineer and Surveyor

Summary

Edward Garlick, MInstCE MIEAust CE LS, was one of the foremost sewerage engineers of Victoria; a partner with C. A. Stewart in the consulting firm Garlick and Stewart; and a pioneer of the successful design and operation of provincial sewerage treatment plants in Victoria.

Details

Associated major works:
* Winchelsea Waterworks Trust;
* Colac Waterworks Trust;
* Apollo Bay Waterworks Trust;
* Colac Sewerage Authority;
* Echuca Sewerage Authority;
* Mildura Sewerage Authority;
* Sewerage works, Central Flying School, Point Cook;

Chronology

1906
Education - Government Diploma Mining Engineering, Education Department
1906
Education - Associate Diploma Mining Engineering, Bendigo School of Mines (ABSM)
1907
Career event - Certificate of competancy as Mine Manager, Queensland
1911
Career event - Granted Certificate as Engineer of Water Supply, under Irrigation Act 1886 VIC
1911
Career event - Granted Certificate of Qualification as Municipal Surveyor (CE), Local Government Act 1903 VIC
1912
Career event - Granted Certificate of Qualification as Engineer (CE), Local Government Act 1906 NSW. [Certificate No.232]
1913
Career event - Mining Surveyor Victoria
1913
Career event - Licensed Surveyor (LS), Registered under the Land Surveyors Act 1895
1919 - 1924
Career position - Lecturer in Civil engineering, Gordon Institute of Technology, Geelong
29 Apr 1919
Career event - Associate Member (AssocMInstCE), Institution of Civil Engineers, London
1920 - c. 1930
Career position - Senior partner, Garlick and Stewart, Consulting engineers
1924
Career event - Visited England and Germany to investigate sewerage treatment practice
11 Jan 1927
Career event - Member (MInstCE), Institution of Civil Engineers, London
1932
Career event - Member (MIEAust), Institution of Engineers Australia
1936
Award - Warren Memorial Prize 1933. Awarded posthumously

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Published resources

Journal Articles

  • 'Obituary - E. T. M. Garlick', Australian Surveyor (1935), 445-446. Details
  • Garlick, E. T. M., 'The sewerage works at Colac, Echuca, and Mildura, and experience obtained in their operation', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 5 (1933), 270-282. Details
  • Garlick, E. T. M., 'The sewerage works at Colac, Echuca, and Mildura, and experience obtained in their operation [Corrigenda]', 7 (1935), 9. Details
  • Gillespie, C. G.; Garlick, E. T. M., 'The sewerage works at Colac, Echuca, and Mildura, and experience obtained in their operation [Discussion]', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 6 (1934), 452-. Details
  • Hodgson, H. J. N.; Garlick, E. T. M., 'The sewerage works at Colac, Echuca, and Mildura, and experience obtained in their operation [Discussion]', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 5 (1933), 407. Details
  • Hodgson, H. J. N.; Garlick, E. T. M., 'The sewerage works at Colac, Echuca, and Mildura, and experience obtained in their operation [Discussion]', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 5 (1933), 330-331. Details
  • Institution of Engineers Australia, 'Sixteenth Annual Report [1935]', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 8 (1936), 145-149. 'Prizes - Warren Memorial Prize (1933 papers) - Posthumous award to Mr E T M Garlick, MIEAust, Melbourne Division', p.146. Details

Resources

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