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Rob Dunbar Managing Director
Rob joined AMT in 1987 and took on the role of Design Manager for the ANZAC ships,
then subsequently in 2001 as General Manager. Prior to joining AMT, Rob worked for
Defence within the Directorate of Naval Ship Design in a range of technical areas.
His last position was a key role in the evaluation of contenders for the New
Construction Submarine Program and in providing engineering support to the Oberon class
submarines.
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Don Cruickshank Engineering Manager
Don has had over 20 years of experience in naval projects in either design or engineering
management roles of which 15 years have been with AMT. Don spent a number of those years in
Hamburg undertaking the design of the electrical and platform control and monitoring systems
for the ANZAC Frigates before returning to Australia to provide onsite electrical design
support during the construction of the vessels.
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Peter Goodin Hull Systems Manager
Peter is AMT's Naval Architecture Manager and Head of the Hull Engineering Department with
responsibility for naval architecture design, including stability, hydrodynamics, structures
and outfit systems. Before joining AMT, Peter held various senior positions within the Department
of Defence for the FFG7 Class and ANZAC Ship Projects.
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Graeme Way Electrical Systems Manager
Graeme's early career was at Williamstown Naval Dockyard involving exposure to a wide
range of vessels and engineering activity on River Class Destroyer Escorts and naval
non-combatants. Graeme's duties with AMT have included the integration of the Harpoon
Weapon System, and a new combat system architecture within the ANZACs and all electrical
changes related to the conversion of MV Delos into RAN ship Sirius.
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Piers Fraser Marine Systems Manager
As Head of the AMT Marine Systems Department, Piers has undertaken design and integration
engineering tasks on a number of RAN classes including FFGs, ANZACs, LPAs and the Auxiliary
Oiler replacement. The Commissioning MEO for HMAS ANZAC, prior to joining AMT Piers had a 20 year
career with the RAN consisting of postings to numerous vessels and several major projects.
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Peter Stevenson Project Controls Manager
Peter has had 30 years of experience in naval projects in design and configuration management
roles, of which 20 years have been with AMT. Peter spent a number of those years in Hamburg
undertaking the design of the outfit systems and systems co-ordination for the ANZAC Frigates
before returning to Australia to assume the role of Chief Draftsman during the construction
of the ANZAC first of class vessels for the RAN and RNZN.
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Rick Hunt Combat Systems Manager
Prior to joining AMT, Rick spent 20 years with the RAN. During that time he gained a wide
engineering experience on ships, submarines and aircraft. As an RAN WEEO, Rick's final service
position was as Combat Systems Manager for the ANZAC class. Since being with AMT Rick has
undertaken design and integration engineering tasks on a number of RAN classes including FFGs,
ANZACs, Armidale Patrol Boats and the Auxiliary Oiler replacement.
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