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UTILITY Week 22nd April 2016

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UTILITY WEEK | 22ND - 28TH APRIL 2016 | 29 Community The shortlist Big Bang Award for Innovation • Future Networks team, SP Energy Networks • Innovation team, SGN • My Electric Avenue (MEA) project team, Scottish and Southern Energy Power Distribution • Smart Services team, Ovo Energy • The Fault Support Centre (FSC) team, Electricity North West • Smartest Energy Constellation Awards for collaborative work with a customer community • Water Rangers project team, Northumbrian Water • Emergency, Respond and Repair within the Stakeholder Delivery team, National Grid • Mo Bates and Shona Horn, Scottish and Southern Energy Power Distribution • Severn Trent Water in partnership with NMCNomenca Catchment Management Team, South East Water • South West Water in partnership with Wadebridge Renewable Energy Network (WREN) • The Power Saver Challenge, Electricity North West Constellation Awards for collaborative work with education • Crucial crew and Schools engagement Initiative, National Grid Gas • Om Foundation School and Deep Griha Academy, EXL & British Gas • Inspiring Young Talent initiative, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water • Make the Grade initiative, Northern Powergrid • SGN in partnership with Outward Bound Trust Customer Culture Award • Customer Change function team, UK Power Networks • Customer Voice programme, British Gas • Ovo's Field Force team, Ovo Energy • The Communications and Call Centre teams, Electricity North West • The London Customer Team, National Grid • The training team, Spark Energy Data Demon Award • Business Support Group's Hot Seat Team, Yorkshire Water • Performance & Information Team, Northumbrian Water • The Asset Capture project team, SGN • WIIM development team, Northern Ireland Water • WWU AVL Team, Wales & West Utilities Health and Safety Champion – Initiative • Lone Worker Protection initiative, Northumbrian Water • ASSIST initiative British Gas • Carbon Monoxide (CO) awareness strategy, SGN • McNicholas Safety Day, McNicholas Construction Services (in partnership with Phoenix Natural Gas and Firmus Energy) • Safety Champions initiative, Northern Powergrid • Zero Harm Programme, Affinity Water Health and Safety Champion – Individual • Dave Mossom, SGN • David Hume, Balfour Beatty – Power Transmission & Distribution • Diane Somerville, Northumbrian Water • James Briggs, SP Energy Networks • James Osborne, Morrison Utility Services • Stephen Hewings, Morrison Utility Services Hero Award – Individual • Chris Bielby, SGN • Howard Lewis, Affinity Water • Kevin Anderson, Electricity North West • Mark Pickles, National Grid • Paul Wild, Linbrooke Services Hero Award – Team • Scottish Water • Andy Pope and Mate Boyd Johanesen, Morrison Utility Services • Customer care team, Northumbrian Water Group • Dunfermline depot team, SGN • Scientific services team, South East Water • TVS Supply Chain Solutions in partnership with Electricity North West Rising Star Award • Aimee Mowat, National Grid • Keely McNiffe, Anglian Water • Lucy Keil, Anglian Water • Caroline Carslaw, SSE Energy • Sammy-Jo Evans, UK Power Networks • Thomas Nicholson, Balfour Beatty – Power Transmission & Distribution Shooting Star Award • Claire Thomson, Northumbrian Water Group • Gareth Loye, M&M Contractors • James McStravóg, McNicholas Construction Services (in partnership with Phoenix Natural Gas, Firmus Energy and SGN) • Mark Mills, Portsmouth Water • Michael Pullin, Ovo Energy • Simon Gallagher, UK Power Networks Supernova Award for Long Service • David Slarks, Thames Water Utilities • Graham Smith, UK Power Networks • Ian Kersey, Balfour Beatty – Power Transmission & Distribution • John Hewitt, Utility and Construction Training • John Pearson, Morrison Utility Services • Steve Thornton, SGN Utility Week Stars Awards Manchester, 17 June 2016 I n June, the acclaimed Utility Week Stars Awards will be back, and bigger and better than ever as we celebrate the crucial contri- butions of frontline and back office staff from across the utility sectors. We will be honouring the unsung heroes of the energy and water networks who, day aer day, go above and beyond the call of duty to deliver these vital services to homes and businesses, making a real difference to people's lives. Shortlisted companies were selected following a tough judging process which whittled down a record num- ber of award entries. All categories were heavily subscribed with especially strong entries in the innova- tion and rising star awards – reflecting the critical challenges utility companies face in adapting to the future and recruiting tomor- row's talent. Several companies have been shortlisted across multiple categories with SGN in the running for seven different awards, North- umbrian Water for five awards and Electric- ity Northwest for three. Recognising the essential part that con- tractor play in delivery utility services, there is also a strong showing from engineering and utility service providers including Mor- rison Utility Services, McNicholas Construc- tion Services and Balfour Beatty. The winners will be announced at a lunch time summer party on 17 June at the Hilton Deansgate in Manchester. The event will offer recognition of hard work and success before industry peers and leaders as well as entertainment and a chance for teams to cel- ebrate. Table bookings are now open. For more information, visit: www.utilityweekstars.co.uk It is time to recognise the top talent in the utilities industry at the Utility Week Stars Awards. Stars turns

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