Consultants

Anthony graduated in 1969 and joined Consulting Engineers Partnership Ltd. in the same year, after a short stint with Mitchell Construction. During this period he managed a number of geotechnical investigations on major CEP projects. In 1978 he embarked on post-graduate studies and, in 1979, he achieved a Master's degree in Construction Management. He is the co-author of a technical paper entitled "Ground Improvement in a Coralline Deposit in Barbados" which was presented at the International Conference on Soil Mechanics & Geotechnical Engineering held in Japan in 2005. He was a Director in CEP's Barbados office from 1983 to 2015.

In 1975, Herbert achieved his Bachelor's degree in Aeronautical Engineering. In 1976, he obtained his Master's degree in Air Transport Engineering. A second Master's degree in Structural Engineering followed in 1983. He is a former director of Consulting Engineers Partnership Ltd. and has extensive experience on educational, healthcare, residential, institutional, industrial and commercial projects. His specific interests include the assessment of wind loads on structures.

After graduating from Queen's University in 1961, Tony joined Norman & Dawbarn (architects & engineers). In 1962, he joined Ove Arup & Partners (consulting engineers) and remained with them until 1965, before joining Caribbean Construction Company in Jamaica as a site engineer. He then became an Associate and (latterly) Partner and (latterly) Director in charge of the Barbados office (1965-96). He is Chairman (1969-present) of the Wind Loads Code Committee, Council of Caribbean Engineering Organizations (CCEO), and Director (2000-2004) of the American Association of Wind Engineering. He was also Chairman (1998-2006) of the Advisory Committee (to the Minister) on the establishment of the Barbados Building Standards Authority.

Anthony graduated in 1965 with upper 2nd Class Honours in Civil Engineering, after which he joined Consulting Engineers Partnership Limited (CEP) and has been a Director of CEP since 1974. He has worked on many major projects such as the offices of the Central Bank and Ministry of Finance, Trinidad & Tobago. He maintains a special interest in Earthquake Engineering and in Computer Aided Design and Draughting (CADD). He is the past Chairman of the Caribbean Division of the Institution of Structural Engineers, and he has worked on the design of many types of structures including bridges, marine structures and tall buildings.

Judith graduated from Imperial College (UK) with a MEng in Civil & Environmental Engineering. She then did post graduate studies at Cambridge University and obtained her Doctorate in Engineering in 2000, joining CEP in the following year. Judith became a CEP Director in January 2012. She is a past secretary of the Caribbean Regional Group, and a graduate representative on the Council of the Institution of Structural Engineers 2013.