Beginning his journey over five decades ago, Garry Stevenson has built a distinguished career in geotechnical engineering, contributing to some of the largest and most complex projects in British Columbia. Starting at Crippen Consultants, Garry’s skills grew as he tackled foundation work, dam construction, and tunnelling, eventually leading work on major projects like the Site C Clean Energy Project. Throughout his career, he’s demonstrated adaptability in a continuously evolving industry and highlighted the crucial role of mentorship in shaping future engineers.

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:24 - What is your field of engineering and how long have you been an engineer?
00:58 - How did you get started at KCB?
01:55 - What have you enjoyed most about being an engineer?
02:36 - Of all the projects you've worked on, which has been the most challenging?
03:30 - What changes have you observed in the industry during your career?
04:35 - What has kept you engaged in your career after all these years?
05:19 - What are some of your key career choices?
07:26 - What piece of advice would you give to your 20 to 30-year-old self?
08:45 - How have you balanced life with a career in engineering?
11:02 - What lessons have you taken from your own mentorship experiences that you've applied as a mentor and manager?

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