Luke Murphy
(Managing Director)

Introducing Luke, a seasoned traffic management expert boasting over a decade of experience in the field. Luke embarked on his traffic management journey as a TMP designer following the Christchurch earthquakes, swiftly showcasing his talents and joining the SCIRT team. Subsequently, he collaborated with the Christchurch City Council and Waka Kotahi before commencing contracting work in 2019. In 2020, Luke founded Qualis, extending his expertise to a broader audience.

Luke's passion resides in the technical nuances of traffic management. His comprehensive knowledge and experience enable him to devise tailored solutions for intricate traffic management challenges, transcending standard template approaches. Luke's diverse project portfolio includes serving as the approving engineer on the Hamilton City Express and working with Waka Kotahi as a national Subject Matter Expert and Auditor.

Luke's commitment to delivering practical solutions that address his clients' needs characterises his work approach. He relishes collaborating with clients to devise innovative, safe, and efficient problem-solving solutions. Consequently, Luke has earned a reputation as a highly esteemed professional in the industry.

In summary, Luke's extensive experience, technical proficiency, and passion for innovative solutions render him an invaluable asset to the industry. His dedication to excellence and collaborative approach with clients distinguish him as a true leader in the realm of traffic management.

Ice Breaker Questions:

Q If you could choose any animated character, who would it be?

A Vegeta from Dragon Ball Z

Q If life is a video game, what cheat code would you want to use most?

A Ehmmm I remember using ‘Right, Down, Triangle’ in Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 to have Chad Muska do the One Footed 5-0 Thumpin’, so that or maybe ‘howdoyouturnthison’ from Age of Empires 2, which would spawn a car that shoots all my enemies… I guess it just depends on my mood!

Q Have you ever broken your friend’s bone in the past?

A Yes. I broke their ankle executing what can only be described as a textbook slide tackle in a recent game of football… this ‘friend’/acquaintance/team member got in the way and unfortunately sat out the rest of the season.