The judges commended the design and execution of the installation and described it as a great example of the technology required in the drive towards net zero
Debbie Shields | Communications Manager
NICEIC is thrilled to announce that Jason Boyle of DRB UK Maintenance has been selected as the winner of the prestigious NICEIC Installation Award, which is designed to highlight the best work completed by NICEIC businesses.
The winning entry showcased exceptional design and execution, with the judges also noting its impressive scale and consideration for environmental conditions.
NICEIC Head of Technical Advice and Practice, Sam Donaghy commented “This installation was selected as the winner due to its excellent combination of distributed power and lighting across a large geographical site, with a strong consideration for the environmental conditions. The installation is a great example of the technology required to meet the commitment to cleaner energy and the drive towards net zero within the transportation sector.”
As the winner, Jason will receive an NICEIC training course valued up to £1,190.
Entries are now open for the next Installation Award and NICEIC would encourage all certified businesses to submit their entries. Whether you have just fitted your first EV charging point, installed new street lighting, or fitted a back-up generator for an A&E department, this is your opportunity to showcase the work you are proud of.
Details on how to enter can be found at: https://niceic.com/niceic-installation-award/
The winning entry showcased exceptional design and execution, with the judges also noting its impressive scale and consideration for environmental conditions.
NICEIC Head of Technical Advice and Practice, Sam Donaghy commented “This installation was selected as the winner due to its excellent combination of distributed power and lighting across a large geographical site, with a strong consideration for the environmental conditions. The installation is a great example of the technology required to meet the commitment to cleaner energy and the drive towards net zero within the transportation sector.”
As the winner, Jason will receive an NICEIC training course valued up to £1,190.
Entries are now open for the next Installation Award and NICEIC would encourage all certified businesses to submit their entries. Whether you have just fitted your first EV charging point, installed new street lighting, or fitted a back-up generator for an A&E department, this is your opportunity to showcase the work you are proud of.
Details on how to enter can be found at: https://niceic.com/niceic-installation-award/
