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05/11/2018
INCA Awards 2018 Celebrate Excellence In EWI Projects
Joyner Group's Phil Joyner and Wetherby's Bob Deane have scooped the Outstanding Achievement Award at this year's Insulated Render and Cladding Association (INCA) Awards.
The INCA Awards celebrate outstanding innovation, quality and excellence in External Wall Insulation (EWI) projects delivered by members over the last 12 months.
Phil Joyner and Bob Deane were recognised for their contribution to the EWI industry over a number of decades, as well as their support of the industry.
This year saw a record number of over 70 entries, all competing for nine different awards.
The Innovation Award went to EJOT UK for its innovative fixtures which judges noted for their versatility as well as for the thermal improvements they offer.
Winner of the New Build Award went to Complete Rendering Solutions and Wetherby for work on The Creative Hub at the University of Northampton; in particular for creating a building with excellent thermal efficiency coupled with and visually pleasing design.
Weber received this year's Training Award for its effort in bridging the skills gap and training a record total of 1,058 delegates last year alone.
Other winners on the day included Joyner Group, Aliva UK, SERS, SPSenvirowall, Alsecco and S and B EPS for their contribution to their respective projects.
INCA Chairman Mitch Gee said: "The breadth and quality of the projects celebrated this year is impressive. The INCA Awards are a fantastic opportunity for the EWI industry to come together and to acknowledge the high standards we wish to be known for."
The ceremony was hosted by Alfie Moore at the Hilton Manchester Deansgate on Thursday 01 November.
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The INCA Awards celebrate outstanding innovation, quality and excellence in External Wall Insulation (EWI) projects delivered by members over the last 12 months.
Phil Joyner and Bob Deane were recognised for their contribution to the EWI industry over a number of decades, as well as their support of the industry.
This year saw a record number of over 70 entries, all competing for nine different awards.
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The Innovation Award went to EJOT UK for its innovative fixtures which judges noted for their versatility as well as for the thermal improvements they offer.
Winner of the New Build Award went to Complete Rendering Solutions and Wetherby for work on The Creative Hub at the University of Northampton; in particular for creating a building with excellent thermal efficiency coupled with and visually pleasing design.
Weber received this year's Training Award for its effort in bridging the skills gap and training a record total of 1,058 delegates last year alone.
Other winners on the day included Joyner Group, Aliva UK, SERS, SPSenvirowall, Alsecco and S and B EPS for their contribution to their respective projects.
INCA Chairman Mitch Gee said: "The breadth and quality of the projects celebrated this year is impressive. The INCA Awards are a fantastic opportunity for the EWI industry to come together and to acknowledge the high standards we wish to be known for."
The ceremony was hosted by Alfie Moore at the Hilton Manchester Deansgate on Thursday 01 November.
(CM/MH)
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