PROJECT OF THE YEAR

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• ASHFORD ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES: Norton Folgate - Blossom Yard
  Ashford were employed by Skanska on the Norton Folgate - Blossom Yard project to provide Water treatment & commissioning services. Skanska transformed six construction plots in a very busy part of London to create 12 buildings through a combination of refurbishment, extension and redevelopment. The development, which combines old structures from the late 1800s with new construction, has provided 32,500 square meters of commercial, retail and public space which is a shining example of urban regeneration.

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• BANYARDS: Lucent W1, One Sherwood Street, London
  Set behind the amazing Piccadilly Lights and completed in 2023, the high profile seven-story, 144,000 sq-ft, £140m landmark development includes 110,000 sq-ft of office space, 30,000 sq-ft of retail space, and seven private apartments. Utilising 100% renewable electricity, the building emphasizes sustainability, featuring a green wall with 200+ species of wildlife-friendly plants. Lucent received a BREEAM rating of 'excellent', Gold WELL Building Standard, and NABERS 4.5.

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• BANYARDS: Manchester Engineering Campus Development (MECD) for The University of Manchester
  The 80,000m² development has over 2,000 rooms with technical spaces brought together under “one roof” including laboratories supporting impact and explosion, jet engines, electron microscopes, lasers, robotics, lecture theatres, and a lab that creates lightning at 4 million volts. The project is designed to have the buildings structure on show, all services exposed with no suspended ceilings. The concept is that the entire building will be used as a learning tool for the next generation of engineers.

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• CLEARTECH GROUP: GTR GB1 London
  Cleartech Group's GTR GB1 London project stands out as an example of excellence in Closed Loop Water Treatment and HVAC Commissioning. This complex undertaking showcased Cleartech’s ability to optimise system performance, ensure compliance, and deliver sustainable solutions, significantly enhancing the overall efficiency of the building. Through meticulous planning, execution and leading technology. Cleartech has demonstrated leadership in delivering high-quality, reliable commissioning services in the UK and Ireland.

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• END SYSTEMS: Midland Metropolitan University Hospital
  MMUH was due to open in 2018, but due to the demise of Carillion was only successfully opened 6-years later in 2024. There were many challenges in delivering this state-of-the-art facility modern facility between these dates with COVID, Brexit and the Ukraine conflict in the mix, meaning that the successful of completion of such a vast hospital should be considered a resounding success.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTRIBUTION AWARD

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• CRANE FLUID SYSTEMS: Dominator Eco
  The Dominator Eco is the most innovative solution to terminal unit hydronic design and flow control, since the original Dominator was launched in the early 2000's. Combining British engineering with state-of-the-art testing facilities, the patented design brings together the features of multiple products into a compact, lightweight package. Featuring the accurate flow control of a Pressure Independent Control Valve (PICV), flow measurement capability to BS 7350 and the ability to perform system, forward and back flushing, the Dominator Eco is truly a single package solution for modern building services applications. From the start, it has been engineered with sustainability in mind, from reducing embodied carbon with a shorter and lighter design to eliminating waste with eco-friendly packaging and a digital installation guide.

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• ENERGIRAVEN: RavenResidential
  EnergiRaven’s purpose is to help commercial and multi-residential property owners with complex portfolios, cut energy waste and achieve their Net Zero targets. One part of its platform, RavenResidential, has been specifically designed to give a comprehensive analysis and overview of Heat Network Schemes - essentially giving a Raven's eye view of performance and efficiency, with the aim to optimise and lower the cost of heat, for the heat network owners, operators, and consumers.

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• IWTM UK: Chemical free remediation of Data Centre delivers £500k of savings with no chemicals going to drain
  By using IWTM’s chemical-free water treatment (CFWT) on the remediation of chronically fouled system water, the datacentre client stopped over 8 tons of chemicals from entering the environment. With the water treated in situ it meant none of the water was dumped to drain and over 380m3 of water was saved. The client also saved over £500k versus the equivalent chemical-based remediation plus benefitted from lower operational costs of the ongoing chemical-free protection. 

COMMISSIONING ENGINEER OF THE YEAR

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• Jonathan Hunt: END SYSTEMS
  Starting his commissioning journey 7-years ago joining End Systems from a career in retail, Jonny has been a shining light of what can be achieved through application and dedication to his craft. Highly respected by his peers he has consistently delivered projects to a very high standard, with clients continually providing positive feedback on workmanship and attitude.

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• Keiren Paton: H&V COMMISSIONING SERVICES
  Working within the industry since 2015, Keiren has progressed through the development pathway since starting with H&V Commissioning Services. Through his consistent hard work, attention to detail and ability to slot in any site project team Keiren has successfully completed high level projects as senior commissioning engineer. His professionalism has been recognised throughout the industry. His dedication to helping others progress through the development pathway with junior engineers and volunteering to the CSA for tutoring is second to none.

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• Colin Freestone: MEDIA CONTROL
  Dedicated, committed, enthusiastic - Colin is a hands-on engineer who builds and maintains strong client relationships. Clients regularly mention his excellent work ethic and determination to see every task through to completion. Keeping well-informed of the latest innovations, he willingly shares his expertise with a broader audience and helps to contribute to the development of industry standards. Becoming a director will provide Colin with the opportunity to continually develop professionally, while helping drive the business forward.

COMMISSIONING MANAGER OF THE YEAR

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• Matt Phillips: CROWN HOUSE TECHNOLOGIES
  Matt joined Crown House Technologies 22-years ago, starting as an HVAC Engineering Apprentice. Rising through the ranks to roles such as Supervisor and Mechanical Project Manager, Matt transitioned to Commissioning Management 8-years ago. He has led teams on high-profile projects, including Jaguar Land Rover and Kings Cross developments. In 2023, he became a Senior Commissioning Manager, leading teams at the NTT LON1A Data Centre, and earned his CSA CM2 Senior Commissioning Manager qualification.

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• Anthony Newton: END SYSTEMS
  Since joining End Systems in 2015, Ant has become a beacon of excellence for the delivery of major CxM projects. His calming manner and clarity of thought through challenging commissioning periods has seen continual repeat work, with clients recognising the benefit of both the commissioning management process and Ant’s own personable approach to his profession.

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• Jim Key: HDR
  With extensive experience in electrical engineering together with in-depth knowledge and expertise across various disciplines, Jim is a talented Commissioning Manager who has delivered complex data centres and high-profile commercial projects, across the globe. Within the industry, Jim is highly respected, leading on prominent projects, championing the service offerings of HDR, collaborating with clients on the journey of commissioning excellence and enabling buildings to perform at their optimum.

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• Kyri Michael: L&P GROUP
  During his time at L&P Group, Kyri has worked on multiple electrical designs ranging from commercial developments, residential schemes and retail shopping centres. Kyri is a highly experienced and dedicated Commissioning Manager with specialised expertise in emergency lighting and fire alarm design. He is committed to delivering exceptional results and adding value to each and every project he works on.

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• Martin Squire: L&P GROUP
  Martin brings a unique blend of technical excellence, leadership and problem-solving focus to every project he takes on, ensuring successful outcomes and client satisfaction. Martin’s ability to scrutinise every aspect of a project, from mechanical and electrical systems to HVAC and control systems, guarantees that nothing goes overlooked. His thoroughness ensures the highest quality outcomes, providing peace of mind to both clients and project stakeholders.

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• Luke Tucker: L&P GROUP
  Luke has a proven history of successfully executing commissioning projects across a wide spectrum of industries including healthcare, commercial, residential and data centres. Luke excels at developing comprehensive commissioning plans and leading cross-functional teams to ensure projects meet or exceed client expectations.

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• Declan Riley: TAYLOR & STAPLETON
  Declan's recent rise within the commissioning industry has been remarkable. He has consistently "gone the extra mile", building on his experiences with a commitment to attaining CM Grade 6, which he achieved earlier this year. He has had a significant impact on a number of projects and is currently supporting completion of the New Orthopaedic Centre at Colchester Hospital, which is set to be one of the largest centres of its kind in Europe. We are proud to have Declan in our team.

COMMISSIONING PROVIDER OF THE YEAR

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• ASHFORD ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
  Ashford provides a full commissioning service from design audit, through construction inspection and commissioning management, to pre-commission cleaning, commissioning, and performance testing. It gets the job done, whatever the challenge. Its expertise and resources give Ashford the ability to meet tight programmes on major landmark projects, such as Battersea Power Station, 22 Bishopsgate and Google’s latest Data Centre in Finland. It works to exceed customer expectations by building strong relationships and going above and beyond.

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• BANYARDS
  With 36-years of award-winning customer service and expertise, Banyards offer bespoke Consultancy services and specialized knowledge nationwide, including Client Commissioning Verification, Commissioning Management, Validation Surveys and M&E Design services. It is fully committed to improving its environmental performance and carbon footprint, through the efficient use of environmental resources, environmental waste management and by reducing energy consumption managed by its effective ISO 14001 Environmental Management System (EMS).

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• CLEARTECH GROUP
  Cleartech Group has earned its reputation as a leading commissioning provider for over 20-years, recognised for delivering outstanding services that guarantee top performance and specialist compliance. Its expertise in systems integration, sustainability dedication, and commitment to client satisfaction make Cleartech a standout in the industry. With a proven track record of excellence and valued partnerships, it continues to set the standard for commissioning services across the industry.
   

• END SYSTEMS
  In its 48th year of trading, End Systems stands as one of the founding fathers of Commissioning and Testing in the UK. Continual evolution and development have allowed End Systems to survive and thrive in six different decades and has been a significant part of the changes that have occurred within the commissioning and testing industry of that period.

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• HDR
  HDR offers holistic commissioning management, providing a breadth of expertise through an array of multi-disciplinary engineering services, enabling a consistent delivery model with a global reach. By using Nucleus, HDR's very own online validation software, commissioning engineers have successfully delivered numerous high-profile, iconic projects, including Lucent W1, a stunning mixed-use development, at Piccadilly Circus.

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• MEDIA CONTROL
  Media Control’s intention has always been to maintain a constant standard and high level of customer service. From hands-on commissioning to the issuing of a report, this is achieved thanks to its experienced and long-serving workforce. They willingly share their vast knowledge and contribute to everyone’s professional development. Offering a consistent reliable service, regardless of location or difficulties that may occur, Media Control will always enthusiastically embrace the different challenges and roles that come to it.

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• SYGNA
  Sygna works collaboratively with its clients, to deliver high-functioning spaces which contribute to a thriving built environment. Constantly evolving to stay ahead of the curve, it pursues simplicity in the face of complexity and strives to prioritise efficiency and quality, when executing building services and technology systems. As an experienced commissioning provider, Sygna also represents the future of commissioning management, as it continues to apply its expertise to innovate its digital services and tools.

INVESTMENT IN TRAINING AWARD

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• ASHFORD ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
  Ashford’s aim is to create technically able engineers. It does this with the help of the CSA DLC’s, college and University courses. Ashford's Training and Career Development Framework enables all staff to understand where they are and what they need to do to progress. This is backed up by annual reviews against specific criteria and mentoring whether this is in Commissioning, water treatment or business skills.

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• END SYSTEMS
  Providing career paths to over 500 employees in the last 48-years, End Systems has continually invested heavily in training and has been part of the growth of the CSA in that time. A significant number of employees have gone from CSA Grade 1 to 6 whilst employed by End Systems, with others taking training and development provided by End Systems to go on to set up as sole traders or limited companies in the commissioning and testing sector.

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• SAV: Advanced Service Engineer Training Scheme
  As the recognised industry leader in delivering renewable technology solutions, and Heat Network expertise, SAV collaborates with global, market leading technology partners to offer a range of innovative and award-winning heating, cooling and ventilation solutions. Its primary focus is on mitigating the carbon footprint of buildings and addressing fuel poverty. SAV’s mission statement has always been to “achieve optimum indoor living, with minimum energy wastage.”

DIVERSITY IN COMMISSIONING AWARD

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• ASHFORD GROUP
  Ashford has always promoted diversity and inclusion within its workplaces, currently employing over 25% of its workforce from ethnic backgrounds, which is above the national average. It promotes a policy that regardless of nationality, race or gender, if you are good enough to complete the tasks to the high standard that the company expects, then it will promote from within. Ashford currently has several female site-based operatives in both the water treatment and facilities divisions, working direct on sites in what is commonly seen as a male dominated world.

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• BANYARDS
  Banyards is deeply committed to upholding a culture of equality and inclusivity and this is integral to its culture. Its Equality Policy stands as a pillar of this commitment, outlining its dedication to creating a workplace where every individual, whether employed on a full-time, part-time or temporary basis is respected and valued.

STUDENT OF THE YEAR

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• Chuck Han: AIRLAB
  It’s Airlab’s pleasure to recognise Chuck for his outstanding contributions to the HVAC commissioning team over the past three years. As part of New Zealand's largest commissioning company, Chuck has consistently showcased his technical expertise and work ethic across a wide range of national projects. Notably, he recently led the commissioning of Ormiston Hospital's 4,500 sqm extension. Chuck’s dedication to learning, including CSA A/B, and cleanroom certification, further enhances his invaluable role within our team.

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• Jemma Sharp: AWE PLC
  Jemma has been in the Commissioning department at AWE since 2022. In that time she been promoted to Commissioning Manager, achieving her BEng First Class Honours Degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, completing the CSA distant learning Part A, and is currently undertaking Part B while also gaining her IEng status with the IET. She has also been involved in several complex projects in a nuclear and explosive environment, becoming a key member of the Capital Projects team at AWE.

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• Lewis Macaree: END SYSTEMS
  Since joining End Systems, Lewis has taken all the challenges that have presented themselves and has taken them on with enthusiasm and gusto, and is a well-respected member of the End Systems team. The rate that he has achieved all his goals and targets is testament to his hard work, as he aims to achieve his CSA Grade 3 in 2024.
   

• Joab Bedoyan: NG BAILEY
  Joab Bedoyan completed a Building Services Apprenticeship, earning a B-tec level 3 in April 2023. He has since completed a 2-day introduction to commissioning management and DLC A, and is currently working towards DLC B. Joab applied his training by reviewing and launching revised commissioning documentation at NG Bailey. His professional interactions and hands-on experience with commissioning specialists highlight his dedication and skill, making him a deserving candidate for the CSA Student of the Year award.

SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD

 

• This award is determined by the CSA, and as such, no finalists have been sought.