Leading businesses shortlisted for ECA awards
21 high-performing businesses from across the electrotechnical and engineering services sector have been shortlisted by an independent panel of judges for the ECA Industry Awards 2019.
21 high-performing businesses from across the electrotechnical and engineering services sector have been shortlisted by an independent panel of judges for the ECA Industry Awards 2019.
The successful organisations have been recognised for their outstanding performance and achievements in the last year, with awards including ‘Contractor of the Year’, ‘Best Health and Safety Initiative’, and ‘Excellence in Training and Development’.
This year’s judges included Electrical Safety First chief executive Philip Buckle, Electrical Industries Charity managing director Tessa Ogle, and Certsure marketing director Mark Smith.
The list of shortlisted entries for this year’s ECA Industry Awards is as follows: AICO; A C Electrical Services (NW) Ltd; Abtec Building Technologies Ltd; Braham Electrical; Building Wiring Solutions Ltd; Ceetech Ltd; Clarkson Evans Ltd; Compass Electrical Projects Ltd; D & B Electrical Contractors Midlands Ltd; EFT Energy Consultants Ltd; Faradays Ltd; Geoffrey Robinson Ltd; Property Plus; N G Bailey Ltd; Orton Group; Schneider; SJD Associates Ltd; SSE; Triple Star Fire & Security Ltd; West and West Ltd; and William Coates Ltd.
Awards adjudicator and ECA director of member services Helen Atkinson commented, “The quality of entries this year to the ECA Industry Awards was impressive, as usual. I would like to congratulate all those shortlisted, and indeed thank all entrants for the significant time and effort they put into their submissions.
“We look forward to hosting many of these organisations at our industry-leading Awards Dinner ceremony in June, where the winners and highly commended entries will be announced.”
The ECA Industry Awards Dinner, headline sponsored by Electrium and LEDVANCE, is being held on Friday 7 June at the Hilton Bankside in London. Guests will be treated to entertainment from popular broadcaster Steph McGovern, as well as live music, table magicians, and more.
For more information and to book your place, please visit www.ecaawards.co.uk.
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