Joe was one of the most knowledgeable, professional, and dedicated civil engineers I have ever had the privilege to work with. More importantly, he was an exceptional mentor and person. I learned so much from him, not only about engineering but also about how to approach challenges with patience, professionalism, and kindness.

I joined the company during the pandemic, having just moved to London to start a new life and career. Those early months were often overwhelming, but Joe always took the time to explain, answer questions, and offer support. He was incredibly patient and encouraging, and his guidance helped shape my journey.

What I admired most about Joe was his calm and positive nature. No matter how difficult the situation, he seemed able to find a solution with a smile on his face. His reassuring presence made even the most challenging moments feel manageable.

To leave you with a memory that will always stay with me, I’ll tell you about something that happened after an evening at the pub. As we were getting ready to leave, I realised I had forgotten my wallet at home and my phone battery was almost done. I still had more than an hour-long journey ahead of me and was worried my phone would crash before I even made it out of the tube station. Without hesitation, Joe took out his wallet and handed me his personal bank card, trusting me to use it if I needed to. I was overwhelmed by his gesture and trust. That simple gesture spoke volumes about the kind of person he was—thoughtful, kind-hearted, and always willing to help others.

I will never forget Joe. His mentorship, kindness, and positivity have left a memorable impact on my life, and I will always be grateful to have known him. 

May he rest in peace!