About
About ExMP
ExMP is a boutique structural and civil engineering practice based in Tasmania, servicing projects throughout Tasmania and Australia.
The practice was established to provide clients with direct access to experienced engineering advice, clear communication and continuity of involvement across all project stages. ExMP works closely with project teams to deliver practical, well-considered engineering outcomes that respond to both design intent and construction realities.
Our work spans new developments, upgrades to existing assets and remedial engineering, with a strong focus on collaboration and long-term professional relationships.
Our values
Reliability
Providing consistent, dependable engineering advice across all stages of a project.
Integrity
Acting independently and professionally, with advice that is evidence-based and defensible.
Curiosity
Seeking to fully understand the problem before forming a solution, particularly in complex or existing asset environments.
Discipline
Applying sound engineering judgement, attention to detail and proportionate responses to risk.
Relationships
Valuing people, collaboration and long-term professional relationships as central to good project outcomes.
Engagement
Approaching projects with genuine interest and enjoyment in both the work and the collaboration involved.
How we work
ExMP operates using a relationship-driven model, with direct principal involvement maintained from initial concepts through to construction and onsite compliance.
Projects are not handed over between staff. Technical understanding, context and working relationships are retained throughout the life of the project, supporting clearer decision-making and more efficient delivery.
We work collaboratively with architects, consultants and contractors, drawing on established professional relationships to resolve issues early and minimise rework. Early engineering engagement is encouraged, particularly during concept and design development, where informed structural input can materially improve outcomes for the wider project team.
Matthew Peart
Our Principal
Chartered Professional Structural & Civil Engineer
B.E.Hons, M.E.M, MIEAust, CPEng, NER
Matthew Peart leads ExMP and is directly involved in all projects undertaken by the practice. He has been continuously working in the engineering industry since 2014, providing structural, civil and hydraulic engineering services to architects, developers, contractors and asset managers across Tasmania and regional Australia.
Matthew’s experience spans new developments, complex alterations and upgrades to existing assets, and remedial engineering. His work covers a broad range of construction types, including steel, timber, masonry and reinforced concrete, as well as non-standard and heritage structures where careful investigation and sound engineering judgement are required.
Matthew’s real value lies in the long-term professional relationships he has developed across the industry. He is willing to be involved early in the design process and actively encourages early engineering engagement. He actively encourages early engineering engagement, working closely with architects and project teams during concept and design development to resolve structural issues early and reduce rework during later project stages.
As principal, Matthew maintains continuity of involvement from early concept development through to construction and onsite compliance. He works closely with project teams to provide practical, buildable engineering advice that responds to site conditions, construction methodology and the broader project context. Long-term professional relationships and clear communication are central to how he operates.
Matthew holds a Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Civil Engineering from the University of Tasmania and a Master of Engineering Management from Southern Cross University. He is a Chartered Professional Engineer, a member of the National Engineering Register, a Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland and a Registered Building Services Provider in Tasmania.