
Prof. George Nadim Melhem
2013-Adjunct Professor
2008-Ph.D.-Doctor of Philosophy (Construction/civil, Aerospace alloys, Corrosion, Structural, Concrete, Building)
1996-M.E.-Masters in Engineering (Aerospace ceramic-metal composites)
1990-B.Met.E.(Honours)-Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering (Hons. Thesis - Aerospace Composites)
FIEAust. CPEng. NPER No. 1290572, Engineers Australia
Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland (RPEQ) No. 19502.
George has over 30 years of experience in Engineering, Science and Management, and he is a PhD graduate from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) with a Doctor of Philosophy - PhD (2008). The title of Adjunct Professor was conferred upon Dr. Melhem on the 1st August 2013, and this position is still current. Prof. George N. Melhem is currently an Industry Advisory Board Member at the UNSW for the School of Materials Science and Engineering, and he was appointed to the position in 2014 and this position is still current.
George is a Fellow and Chartered professional engineer in Engineers Australia (EA) in 4 separate colleges of:
George is accredited by both Engineers Australia (EA) and the Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland (BPEQ) in four fields: Aerospace, Civil, Mechanical, and Structural. He also holds post-nominals as a Fellow Professional Engineer (FIEAust.), Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng), National Engineer Register (NER), Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation Engineer (APEC), Register of International Professional Engineers (IntPE (Aus)), Member Institute of Engineers (MIE), and Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland (RPEQ).
George is a Fellow member on the EA's Professional Interviewing Panel for Engineers who apply to be accredited in the following disciplines: Aerospace / Civil / Mechanical / Structural.
George is currently a consultant for many Government agencies such as Transport for New South Wales, Sydney Water, Dams Safety NSW, and the Department of Public Works.
George attained his technical knowledge and skills in research and development at the Australian National Industries Limited for the defence and mining industries. Following, George was responsible for design analysis for the automotive industry at BTR Engineering as a Metallurgical Engineer. Later in his career, at Monroe Springs, George was responsible for supervising more than 200 staff in the automotive industry as a dual manager in engineering and quality management. George then transitioned to Sanvik, where he became a technical engineering consultant and provided technical advice and assistance to a myriad of government departments and industries, particularly in off-shore petroleum and nuclear. George’s expertise in aerospace led him to Yeomans Engineering where he was responsible for project management and business development for numerous industries, particularly in aerospace and in the nuclear material field.
George began his own company, Perfect Engineering, with the recommendation and endorsement from QANTAS in 2003. For the last 3 decades, George has been specialising in designing and consulting directly for the State Government in a range of areas including bridges, roads, buildings, water infrastructure, elevated platforms/structures, suspended structures, and gantry systems. George remains a loyal and committed engineer in the engineering industries of aerospace, civil, mechanical and structural.