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We're promoting one of our best!

We're excited to announce a new phase for DML Surveys with the recent promotion of Declan Stubbing, to Operations Manager.  

Declan joined DML from Otago University in 2004, where he studied a Bachelor of Surveying (BSurv)  specialising in Hydrographic surveying. He's also completed the IHO FIG Cat A course and holds CPHS Level 1 certification. 

Declan took a break from DML to undertaken an OE and gain some international work experience,  rejoining us in 2010.  

He brings extensive experience to the Operations Manager role having supervised several complex projects as well as having a high level of technical expertise in hydrographic systems and processes and emerging technologies. These skills will be beneficial for DML’s ongoing commitment to providing clever solutions for our customers.  

Declan takes over the mantle from DML’s Founder and Managing Director, Greg Cox who has managed dual roles for many years.    Please join us in congratulating Declan in his new role.