Winners revealed in 2024 CSA Awards programme

CSA Awards

The Commissioning Specialists Association (CSA) returned to London on the evening of Thursday 10th October for the staging of its 9th Annual Awards Ceremony. With nine awards categories in this year’s programme, the entry process again produced some exceptional entries from right across the commissioning arena.

For the second year running, the Leonardo
Royal Hotel City, overlooking the Tower of
London and the River Thames played host to the presentation dinner, during which professional endeavour, product innovation, skills development, engineering prowess and service delivery were all acknowledged and celebrated.

Following a comprehensive judging process, which again combined the remote assessment and scoring of each entry with a virtual gathering of
the judging panel, some 36 finalists across the nine award categories were determined. MBS Editor Tracey Rushton-Thorpe was part of the judging panel and on the evening of the ceremony was on hand to present the MBS-sponsored Commissioning Provider of the Year Award to the eventual winner.

The individual category winners were:

Project of the Year – Banyards: Manchester Engineering Campus Development for The University of Manchester
Environmental Contribution Award – IWTM UK: Chemical Free Remediation of Data Centre Commissioning Engineer of the Year – Colin Freestone: Media Control

Commissioning Manager of the Year – Matt Phillips: Crown House Technologies


Commissioning Provider of the Year –
Media Control

Investment in Training Award – End Systems Diversity in Commissioning Award – Banyards

Student of the Year – Jemma Sharp: AWE PLC

Special Contribution Award – Joanne Rowe & Kate McIntyre

CSA Chairman Keith Barker commented: “This year’s awards programme proved to be another huge success and once again provided an excellent forum through which to celebrate business and professional excellence right across our sector.”

 

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