Jersey Construction Awards 2016

Toolkit

Jersey Construction Council 2016

The Jersey Construction Council is made up of a number of different committees, each with a dedicated function to ensure that we are able to meet the needs and expectations of our members. I would encourage you all to contact the board members and co-opted members listed below if you need assistance or simply want to find out more about what we do. We are all working in the interests of the construction industry and we want to see your businesses thrive.

Membership and Communication Policy 2016 Awards Ian Wilson - Chairman Michael Cotillard - Chairman Andy Fleet Steve Jewell Colin Tadier Steve Jewell Stewart Rowney Andy Fleet Colin Tadier Andy Fleet Martin Holmes Marc Burton Stephen Lilley Invited Members Daren Malorey Brian McCarthy - Le Masurier Nina Benest - Benest & Syvret

Training and Development Health and Safety Brick Foundation Phil Le Claire - Chairman Nigel Blandin - Chairman Steve Jewell - Chairman Colin Russell James Naish Andy Fleet Colin Tadier Invited Members Phil Le Claire Marc Burton Tammy Fage - H&S Inspectorate John Allo Scott Le Breton - Scott Le Breton Ltd Invited Members Stuart Penn - Trackers Caroline Harrington - Executive Secretary Tony Tyrer - Highlands Standards & Conduct Johnny Moffett, Treasurer Simon Chard - Normans James Naish - Chairman John Davis - Company Secretary Martin Holmes JeCC Chairman

Welcome to your 2016 annual Construction Awards. This toolkit is your This year we have introduced three levels of Project of the Year to guide to making a submission and, for those familiar with the process, encompass the scope of projects that are being undertaken within the you will notice we have some significant changes to the categories. industry. In particular we will be acknowledging smaller businesses who They reflect a renewed optimism in the industry with a recognition of may not have been involved in larger projects but, through the quality innovation and the continuing importance of training, professional of their work, have helped shaped the built landscape of our Island. development and celebrating that with the Rising Star category. Given the number of firms that can be involved in the larger projects we are also making the award to the project team and not just one Perhaps the greatest challenge for the industry is the proposed particular company. For each of these three categories the entrants will introduction of a new levy on development. This will saddle the need to include full details of their Health & Safety procedures as this Construction Industry, and individual home owners, with significant, award will be extracted from the project submissions. increased costs. We also believe it will lift house prices and make new homes in Jersey less affordable and that has implications for the wider The judging panel will be chaired by Graeme Smith of Jersey Business sector, from small to large developers and the support services on and he will be joined by Tammy Fage and Ed Sallis with two new which they all rely. judges: Mo Roscouet, Director of Building Control and Graeme Hutchison, past winner of the JeCC Lifetime Achiever Award. We value The announcement by the Minister for Social Security that she greatly the independence of the panel. Once submissions have been plans to force companies to pay for staff sick leave and introduce received the panel will select particular sites to visit and will interview all workplace pensions is a real concern for all businesses but it will those who will have entered the Star of the Future award and Industry present a significant hit for small to medium enterprise in Jersey. Achiever Category. Potentially something to further stifle our confidence. We look forward to continuing our discussions with government about their intentions and Good luck to all entrants and I look forward to welcoming you to the representing our members’ needs. Awards Ball. Over the year we have continued to work well with government training schemes and this, coupled with a greater recognition of high quality projects, forms the basis of our category changes. JCA 2016

Steve Jewell Andy Fleet Colin Tadier Marc Burton Caroline Harrington Committee – Event Manager

As well as being entertained and inspired at last year’s Gala event in Best use of Innovation: October, we saw many first time winners which demonstrated that the This category makes a welcome return having not been contested Jersey Construction Council’s reach has widened. To continue in this since 2010, and gives us all a chance to show the wider community vein, we have brought in some new award categories, modified some, how we as an industry are leading the way with technology and and we welcome some new judges with a return to having a Chairman efficiency in the built environment. of the panel. We are very grateful, that one of last year’s judges Graham Smith has taken up this role and has assisted us in bringing Best Training & Development Programme: together another impressive lineup of “captains of industry”. As well as having the two popular “Achiever” awards again, in a time when we are competing with other industries to recruit and develop With more changes than we’ve had in many years, we needed a Jersey’s young talent, we will be recognizing those businesses excelling strong organising committee, and as you can see above, we have the in this area. same experienced team this year, with new committee member Marc Burton joining us. At the launch, we will also outline how we have modified the judging, and specifically towards some of the award categories, all of which is Notable changes for this year are the new categories below and at the contained in this toolkit. launch of this year’s award we will be outlining in detail these changes and reasons: Once again we now invite you to select the finest work, people and aspects of your business to enter a submission to win the respect and Projects of the Year: recognition that is deserved. Good luck to all the entrants and we look We remain with “Projects up to £1m”, but have introduced a higher forward to celebrating the industry’s success at the Gala Dinner on value project. Therefore, we will now also have “Projects between £1m - Saturday 15 October 2016. £3m” and also “Projects over £3m. Sponsors and Gold Sponsor Partners

Benest & Syvret is a leading local firm and a longstanding supporter of the JeCC. Benest & Syvret act for a wide range of builders and developers. Their Property Group headed up by Philip Syvret has represented clients in the establishment of some of the Island’s largest private housing developments. Philip Syvret who is now recognised as one of the Island’s most experienced property lawyers regularly advises developer clients in respect of complex land options and conditional site purchases. He also assists in the advancement of Planning Applications and appears before the Planning Application Panel and Ministerial meetings. He drafted the Island’s first Planning Obligation Agreement. Philip Syvret is also Chair of the Health and Safety Tribunal. The Litigation Group headed up by Advocate Nina Benest is well versed in all aspects of Building Disputes and Planning Appeals. Their expertise in defending charges under the Health & Safety at Work Law, particularly in complex matters, is widely recognised. Benest & Syvret prides itself as an exclusively local firm and is a keen supported of the JeCC having previously sponsored awards and events such as the JeCC annual debates. Benest & Syvret is delighted to sponsor the Project of the Year – Over £1 million. Gold Sponsor Gold Sponsor

Comprop is a Jersey registered company that primarily undertakes Jersey Electricity plc is the sole supplier of electricity in Jersey, serving property developments within the Channel Islands. We are delighted to almost 50,000 domestic and commercial customers. We are a fully once again be involved in the Sponsorship of the Jersey Construction integrated utility operating across all activities in the energy supply Awards. chain, dealing in the importation, generation, transmission and Comprop operates as a small team of skilled individuals who have distribution of electricity. Providing affordable, secure and sustainable considerable experience within the property development and energy is our core objective. investment sector. We meet over a third of the Island’s total energy requirements and 2015 was a very successful year for Comprop. In Jersey, we around 95% of the electricity we supply is imported from low carbon, completed the ex-Southampton Hotel (now renamed Weighbridge hydro (35%) and nuclear (65%) sources in France through two undersea House) creating a restaurant and four floors of office accommodation supply cables. The remainder comes from local generation at La on a difficult site. A project also commenced to construct circa 8000 Collette Power Station, Queen’s Road and the States-owned Energy sq. ft. of office accommodation at Centenary Court, St Peter which from Waste Plant. Jersey Electricity has been instrumental in the Island’s completed in Spring 2016. In Guernsey the company also completed success in decarbonising the energy system by around one third since a project for the Co-op and Fox International with the construction of a 1990 despite a 40% increase in the consumption of electricity. petrol forecourt, retail unit and storage warehouse. A third cable, known as Normandie 1 (N1), is scheduled to be installed In February 2016 Comprop also signed construction contracts to build in 2016 and will replace our first interconnector that came to the end 20,000 sq. ft. of offices with car parking in Seaton Place and a high of its life in 2012. N1 will enable us to meet the Island’s full demand specification 34 unit residential scheme in Guernsey. even during winter peaks with low carbon supplies. It will also further strengthen the Island’s security of electricity supplies. We also invest Comprop has gained considerable experience in developing heavily in our on-Island network to ensure reliability of supply and are difficult sites for various uses including Retail, Office, Petrol Forecourts, currently building a new £17m primary substation in St Helier to secure Warehousing and Residential, many of the sites that have been existing and new supplies to the north, south and west of town. developed also have historical interests resulting in listing issues which have been resolved with sensitive planning solutions We operate a number of other businesses, including contracting business (JEBS), the largest electrical retailer in Jersey (Powerhouse), a New projects are currently being evaluated which will allow further commercial and residential property portfolio, a software development private investment to be made in the Channel Islands. consultancy for utilities (Jendev) and leading Channel Islands environmental and building services advisory firm (Jersey Energy). Silver Sponsor Silver Sponsor

Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture Supporting Business

Channel Island Lines provides a high quality freight service between the Working closely with a range of strategic partners across most sectors UK and the Channel Islands. of Jersey’s business community, the Economic Development, Tourism, At the heart of Channel Island Lines is our passion for service. We build Sport and Culture Department (EDTSC) helps to support new and strong relationships with our clients and work with them as partners and established businesses, invests to develop the Tourism, Sport and as a result, we provide them with high quality, timely, secure and safe Culture sectors, develops international trade links, enforces consumer freight movements. protection laws and makes available comprehensive consumer and business advisory services, . We operate from substantial infrastructure in Southampton, Jersey and Guernsey with a highly experienced and professional team and EDTSC leads States efforts to achieve one of the key Priorities in the considerable fleet resources. We specialise in the movement of goods 2015-18 States Strategic Plan - ”maximising economic growth” - for the construction industry from high volume with high density to one- through the creation of a strong and stable economy, by focussing off light-weight masterpieces that provide the finishing touch. government intervention on increasing productivity across all sectors, through securing inward investment and supporting innovation and skills We know how important it is to your project that goods are received on development. time, in perfect condition and at great value. We are very proud to say that we deliver on all three counts. The Department recognises the importance of the construction sector to the Jersey economy and the need for high quality, environmentally We are particularly pleased to be associated with the Jersey friendly buildings in attracting and maintaining the presence of globally Construction Awards 2016 and for the first time to sponsor the “Project important businesses. of the Year £1m-£3m” category. Projects of this size are the life blood of the industry and we recognise that the judges will have a very EDTSC is delighted to sponsor the Best Training and Development difficult time in making their decisions. We congratulate all those who Programme Award which recognises the challenge to the construction have entered. sector of developing and maintaining the level of construction and design skills required to sustain productivity and enhance innovation in the Island The Award recognises the efforts of Jersey’s construction community to put in place comprehensive training and development programmes that will allow them to compete locally and internationally and thus help create opportunities and employment for local people. Silver Sponsor Silver Sponsor

Highlands is Jersey’s College of Further and Higher education. Established in the Channel Islands since 1982 and operating as an Highlands College provides the technical and vocational education autonomous subsidiary of Royal & Sun Alliance, Insurance Corporation is and training that the young people of Jersey need to develop the skills the leading local insurer. and personal qualities that employers on the Island are looking for. Working with local insurance brokers, Insurance Corporation insures many Highlands College plays a key role in the re-skilling and up-skilling of the of the island’s leading companies and organisations, including the adult workforce for those already in work and those seeking jobs. The States of Jersey. With over 30,000 wide-ranging policyholders, Insurance college is the major provider of higher education in Jersey for students Corporation offers a truly local service providing policies and premiums seeking a local university experience and provides adults of all ages geared purely towards the local risk environment. with a range of opportunities to enhance their personal, cultural and Insurance Corporation is a leading construction insurer that understands social lives through our adult and community learning courses. the risks associated with the construction industry and employs technically Highlands College is going through an exciting culture change skilled and experienced people to underwrite these risks and handle programme to develop a vocational curriculum that matches the claims with the required care, skill and dynamism. Island’s employment sectors and that will maximise employment Insurance Corporation is also very proud of its Community Support opportunities for Jersey residents. Programme which supports a mixture of education, arts, sport, the Partnership working is the key to the college blossoming and environment and charitable causes. As a result Insurance Corporation broadening its work. are widely supportive and integrated into the Channel Islands community, The mission of Highlands College is to meet the further and higher being involved in causes that are important to their staff, their brokers and education needs of the people of Jersey and our working aim is to their customers. At the heart of their Community Support Programme provide a high quality 21st century learning environment that will is their annual Conservation Awards, which marked its 25th anniversary enable students to develop the know-how and wherewithal to live of the awards in 2015. The competition highlights the important economically, socially and personally fulfilling lives. conservation work that takes place throughout the Channel Islands. The college is a fantastic place to learn and to work with committed In addition to the Jersey Council Construction Awards, it also sponsors and enthusiastic staff and students who are motivated and positive the annual Inter-Island Environmental Conference and The Optimists’ about their courses and their learning. Club float for the Jersey Battle of Flowers and supports the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust & Jersey Heritage. Silver Sponsor Silver Sponsor

Ogier’s full service property, planning and construction law team Ronez have been supplying building materials to the Jersey is well known for executing some of the largest and most complex construction industry since the 19th Century and for over a hundred commercial property transactions with accuracy and speed. We years we have been developing the range of products and services provide a responsive, constructive and commercially aware client that we offer and have remained the leading supplier of heavy building service for large and small businesses. materials in the Channel Islands. Our team advises on a complete range of planning, environmental In addition to aggregates, concrete, asphalt and concrete blocks, we and construction law matters with a particular expertise in residential, produce a wide range of landscaping and surfacing products. Our commercial and mixed-use developments. We are experts at Asphalt Contracting arm continues to support the road infrastructure on guiding clients through the increasingly complex, and often politically the Island and, with our shipping and cement operations, we are a truly sensitive, planning and legal title issues on residential and mixed-use integrated heavy building materials business. developments, including those with environmental implications. We are As a long established business in Jersey it is our intention to secure our trusted advisers on HNW residence development projects. We also future by continuing to challenge ourselves to innovate, provide new have extensive practical expertise in respect of environmental and products that meet today’s demands for sustainable construction and planning issues surrounding large and complex development projects, give our customers and their clients improved value in their projects. together with associated planning obligation agreements, consents and licences. We congratulate all the entrants for the Project of the Year up to £1m award and trust that this sector of the construction economy Our team advises on all aspects of legal construction matters, from will continue to thrive, providing a strong foundation for the Island’s strategic advice on procurement, to contentious aspects of projects prosperity. during and after the completion of a project including remediation and environmental advice. We advise clients across the industry, including developers, contractors, sub-contractors, consultants, funding and letting entities on development work, infrastructure projects, real estate and corporate acquisition work. For more information on Ogier’s Property Law team please visit ogierproperty.com. Silver Sponsor Champagne Sponsor

Rossborough Insurance is a general and healthcare insurance broking Villeroy and Boch is a highly innovative company with a time- group operating in the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man. They are honoured tradition. It is one of the most important brands in Germany, very proud that this is 80th year of trading, employing over 150 staff, Europe and indeed the world. Since its origins over 260 years ago, the and offering exclusive facilities for personal and business insurance as ceramics manufacturing company founded in 1748 has developed well as expertise in the field of health and dental care insurance. The into an international lifestyle brand. Villeroy & Boch is represented Jersey office is the only Chartered Insurance Broker in the Island. in 125 countries around the world and has 15 production facilities In November 2013, Rossborough was acquired by one of the largest in Europe, Mexico and Thailand. The headquarters of the listed insurance broking groups in the world, Arthur J Gallagher & Co. We company are located in Mettlach in Saarland. have the necessary buying power to negotiate competitive deals with The Bathroom and Wellness division not only offers ceramic bathroom some of the UK’s leading insurers. At the same time, we continue to collections, which range in design, but also high-class bathroom pride ourselves on the personal service that we offer our clients and furniture, coordinated fittings and accessories. The wellness range recognise that service is paramount. explores Villeroy & Boch’s passion for innovations, with shower We have structured our business so that whether you are a large technologies, bath and whirlpool systems and saunas, for a full organisation or a sole trader you will be able to build a long term encompassing service. working relationship with an account executive and his/her team. Our experience in the industry, supported by our construction team in London, means we understand the risks you face, and can put together a competitive package of insurance to give you the protection your business needs. In addition to the services we provide for larger clients, we have in- house self-issue facilities for the insurance of sole traders in the building and allied trades allowing us to respond speedily to clients needs for a competitively priced and effective cover. Betley Whitehorne Image provides design, creative and PR consultancy for the Jersey Construction Council.

We are proud to support of the Jersey Construction Awards in its 12th year, developing the visual identity of the Awards, providing promotional materials and handling publicity and communications. The event is always an important date in the business calendar and we are pleased to continue our support for the industry.

With offices in both Jersey and Guernsey, BWI is the largest creative agency in the Channel Islands. Our creative services include design, advertising, branding, web & digital, PR and marketing consultancy. Find out more at www.wearebwi.com Brick Foundation supports two projects for the Island’s youth

The last 12 months have been a busy time for our charity, with money and goodwill the Construction Industry has raised enabling us to get the Les Creux Pump Track off the ground last year. Taking what was a dangerous, muddy field that young BMX enthusiasts rode on and converting it into a state of the art “Pump Track”, was a very popular project and is now enjoyed by many keen riders in St Brelade. Another project that we will be completing during Construction Week 2016, will be the Scout Base at St Ouens, which is desperately in need of some property maintenance and a spruce up. So far, we have the project team lined up, and have some funding, but we need further revenue from our golf day on the 24th April to complete the works we have scoped out. By the time we get to the Awards Gala Event in October, we will have some images of what your generosity has delivered. If you would like to help the Brick Foundation in any way, please contact Caroline Harrington or Steve Jewell (Brick Foundation Chairman). Looking back at 2015 winners

The winner of the 2015 Jersey Electricity The winner of the 2015 Oiger Health and The winner of the 2015 Hepburns Insurance Sustainability Award - The Dunes, Advanced Safety Award - AC Mauger & Son Ltd industry Achiever of the Year Award - Robert Housing Systems Limited Matthews, ROK Construction Limited

The winner of the 2015 Skills Jersey Star of The winner of the 2015 Rossborough Sub- The winner of the 2015 Comprop Business of the Future Award - Mark Brandon, Sun Works Contractor/Supplier of the Year Award - the Year Award - ROK Construction Limited (C.I.) Ltd Jayen Limited The winner of the 2015 Benest & Syvret The winner of the 2015 Insurance The winner of the 2015 Ronez Building Project of the Year Over £1 Million Award - Corporation Consultant of the Year Award - Regeneration of the Year Award - Jersey Electricity for Normandie 3 Ross Gower Associates St James Centre

The St James’ Centre project team: Project Manager – Steve Southern Architect – Property Holdings Structural Engineer – T&G Limited Quantity Surveyor – Woodward Burton Main Contractor – Larsen Ltd

The winner of the 2015 JeCC Lifetime The winner of the 2015 Villeroy & Boch Achiever of the Year Award - Peter Snape, Project of the Year Up to £1 Million Award - Jersey Electricity AAL Recycling for Plemont Project Independent

Graeme Smith Tammy Fage Ed Sallis Mo Roscouet Graeme Hutchison Judges - Chairman

Graeme Smith Tammy Fage Chief Executive Officer, Jersey Business Director, Health and Safety at Work Graeme has spent over 25 years in senior leadership roles in the Tammy Fage is the Director of the Health and Safety at Work banking industry both in leading the RBSI and NatWest Corporate Inspectorate. She is responsible for setting the strategy for the Banking teams, serving small, medium and large corporates as well development of occupational health and safety legislation within the as international trust and fund clients. More recently he was Director for Island, and managing the administration of a range of associated both a Channel Island based property fund and a major asset finance policy and regulatory functions. company as well as working with the States of Jersey in support of the a £250m bond issued to fund a programme of social housing. A local girl, Tammy returned to the Island after studying for an Honours degree in the UK and joined the States of Jersey, as a Biomedical Prior to this he worked in Housing Finance and Public Sector teams in Scientist, in 1988. She moved to the Health and Safety Inspectorate London and played a key role in forming the Business Development as a trainee Inspector in 1998, and following a formal succession team for RBS in the mid corporate market place. Graeme is ACIB programme involving specialist post graduate study and general qualified and has built and led teams in key business sectors from both leadership and management qualifications, was appointed as a financial performance and customer service perspective. Director in July 2014. Graeme is now CEO of Jersey Business with responsibility for the overall delivery of their objectives and strategy. In addition he works with the Professor Ed Sallis OBE advisory team to support clients with more complex business needs Chairman of Jersey Heritage and is responsible for driving the development of Jersey Business’ Ed Sallis is Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Jersey Heritage, services to support the changing and developing Jersey economy. the independent charity that has an impressive portfolio of iconic Graeme is also a Non-Executive Director of a locally administered Island buildings that includes Elizabeth and Mont Orgueil castles, the major Private Equity Fund with investments across Northern Europe. museums, forts and towers and the Jersey Archive. Ed’s career has been in further and higher education that has seen him holding senior leadership roles in colleges in London, Berkshire, Somerset, Surrey and Bristol before coming to Jersey in 1997 as Principal Graeme Hutchison, and Chief Executive of Highlands College. At Highlands he had a Retired Chief Architect close working relationship with the construction industry developing the on-Island degree programme in construction management and For many years the Island’s Chief Architect, Graeme has worked architectural technology with London South Bank University. Since on some of the key and iconic government infrastructure projects retiring in 2012 he has develop a portfolio of non-executive and in Jersey including the completion of the Central Library which was consultancy roles that include being a Commissioner of the Jersey officially opened by Queen Elizabeth in 1989. In his time leading Appointments Commission and Chair of Making Maths and English the department he saw the shift of responsibility from Transport and Work for All, the major review commissioned by the UK Skills Minister of Technical Services to the newly formed Property Holdings and the maths and English taught in vocational courses and apprenticeships. absorption of former Education Maintenance section as Director of Architecture. A Chartered Marketer, he has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Education by Plymouth University where he is a Visiting Professor and a Born and educated in Edinburgh, Graeme studied Architecture at Fellowship by the City and Guilds of London Institute. He is a Freeman the School of Architecture, later Heriot Watt University. He cut his teeth of the City of London and in the 2010 New Years Honours he was working for the Greater London Council during his student years before appointed OBE for his services to education. returning to Scotland for 10 years with three of Edinburgh’s preeminent architectural practices. Mo Roscouet, Director Building Control. Graeme was drawn to Jersey 1981 to work under the direction of Chief Department of the Environment Architect Maurice Boots. He worked on a raft of significant projects in the Island including extensions to a number of primary schools, the Mo is a chartered surveyor with 30+ years’ experience in building design and construction of Balmain Nurseries and the Gorey Phase II regulation and building standards. He heads the building control team housing. at the Environment Department which is responsible for the regulation of building work and the development of building control legislation in Graeme retired in November 2011 later becoming a Trustee of the Les Jersey. Mo was instrumental in the modernisation of the Jersey Building Vaux Housing Trust. In his tenure with the Trust it was tasked with providing Bye-laws in 1997 that lead to the current system of simple functional housing for the less well-off residents of Jersey including the demolition requirements supported by detailed technical solutions. More recently, and rebuild Troy Court. he has been involved in changes to the building bye-laws aimed at further improving the energy performance of buildings in line with the States of Jersey Energy Plan – Pathway 2050, which aims to reduce Jersey’s carbon emissions by 80% by 2050. Currently, he is working on the development of Jersey specific energy performance calculation tools that can be used by designers to demonstrate compliance with the energy efficiency targets set by the building bye-laws. Awards and Judging General Notes

In this 2016 Awards Toolkit you will find the criteria against which each individual award will be judged. In making a nomination for any award, • This year the awards judging panel will consist of an independent please consider how this person or project will meet the criteria. This is judging panel comprising of Chairman, Graeme Smith, Chief important for the nominee when we approach them. Executive Officer, Jersey Business, Professor Ed Sallis retired Principal of Highlands College, Tammy Fage, Director, H&S Inspectrate, Mo All members of the Jersey Construction Council are eligible for Roscouet, Director of Building Control and Graeme Hutchison, past nomination in these categories. The following other criteria and judging winner of JeCC Lifetime Achiever Award processes are applicable to these as well: • A scoring system will be implemented and followed by all judges. • The judging period is from 1 April 2015 until 31 March 2016, which is the final date by which a project should be practically completed, • Please note the only award that will be judged outside this process with the exception of the JeCC Award of Lifetime Achiever. and qualification time is:

• All nominations should be forwarded to the Executive Secretary of o JeCC Lifetime Achiever Award the JeCC on an appropriate nomination form for each category. A sample of the nomination form is in this document. Forms can See the relevant sections following for details on the judging process for be downloaded from www.jerseyconstruction.org this category.

• Closing date for nominations will be Friday 27 May 2016 The Award winner will receive a 2016 Jersey Construction Award and certificate. The shortlisted nominees will each receive a 2016 Jersey • The awards committee will then approach all nominees to verify Construction Award Certificate of Commendation. they wish to go forward in the category and request that they complete our standard submission form.

• These submissions will need to be returned by Friday 8 July 2016 before 5pm to Caroline Harrington c/o Romerils, Dumaresq Street, St Helier, JE1 3UT Jersey Electricity Sustainability Award

Sustainability is commonly defined as “meeting the needs of the • Construction materials present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet • Waste management their own needs”. The construction industry can make an exciting • Transportation contribution to this principle in designing,building and regenerating homes, offices and retail space that meet the criteria of sustainable D. The award winner will have clearly demonstrated a clear and architecture and construction. These buildings will have a positive measurable gain focusing on the long-term benefits to the impact on the environment. environment.

Applications will be considered from any “Sustainability” project that E. Identify the use of original and sustainable materials sourced from was completed during the period from 1 April 2015 to 31 March 2016. the local supply chain.

A. Nominations are welcomed from all types of developments The award is not restricted to new buildings and the Judging Panel will and use of products within Jersey’s construction industry that consider regeneration of existing buildings that clearly demonstrate a demonstrate a positive attitude toward sustainable construction benefit to the environment. with a clear focus on environment benefit for the builder/developer and end user. The project submitted will be recognised as having won, and the project team (as outlined in the submission document) will all be B. Nominees will be asked to clearly demonstrate a desire to reduce recognised. the impact the construction has on the environment when designing and planning, not only in the construction process but The Award winner will receive a 2016 Jersey Construction Award and also the energy consumed by the end user. certificate. The shortlisted nominees will each receive a 2016 Jersey Construction Award Certificate of Commendation. C. Specific areas that are to be considered include:

• The total energy used • Water use and water saving techniques • Energy use and energy saving techniques Rossborough Health & Safety Award

Please use these criteria for the Health & Safety aspect of your submission into the Project of the Year categories. This will score points towards your “project” submission as well as being considered for recognition separately as the best Health & Safety.

For the Health & Safety Award, we will be judging and awarding to, the Main contractor of the project submitted.

Construction work gives rise to many health and safety challenges for both employers and employees, who are often seeking to improve standards to reduce the risk of injury or ill health occurring.

A. Demonstrate in your submission an active commitment to Health & safety at Senior Management level, and site management.

B. Demonstrate how you are committed to achieving on-going improvements in H&S performance and a determination to provide a safer working environment.

C. Provide evidence of a commitment to having well trained and competent staff, and carry out a pro-active initiatives or programmes to promote the benefits of managing health and safety at work.

The Award winner will receive a 2016 Jersey Construction Award and certificate. The shortlisted nominees will each receive a 2016 Jersey Construction Award Certificate of Commendation. Highlands College Star of the Future

The future of the construction industry in Jersey is dependent on the F. Committed to the long-term future of the industry, its clients, development of new talented individuals in today’s businesses. employers and the wider community

Therefore, the JeCC is again seeking to highlight and recognise those Please include an Organisation Chart to show the Judging Panel the whose efforts and abilities exceed expectations; encouraging them to entrant’s position within his/her business. go onto greater achievements in their construction careers. We welcome nominations for candidates who are: The Award winner will receive a 2016 Jersey Construction Award and certificate. The shortlisted nominees will each receive a 2016 Jersey In the early stages of their careers (e.g. a trainee, student, apprentice or Construction Award Certificate of Commendation. someone new to the construction industry and reskilling) Submissions will cover the following judging criteria:

A. In every sense a team player with a “can do, will do” attitude and an understanding of his/her employer’s vision for the organisation

B. Able to evidence high standards of work across a range of products/projects, under a range of conditions and timescales

C. Able to draw on his/her industry skills and personal attributes successfully to overcome a range of challenges

D. Developing as a positive role model for young people within his/her organisation or the wider sector

E. Able to demonstrate progression within his/her career, outlining all relevant training undertaken. Insurance Corporation Industry Achiever of the Year

No project or business would be complete without being organised The Award winner will receive a 2016 Jersey Construction Award and and having a sound approach to management. The more complex certificate. The shortlisted nominees will each receive a 2016 Jersey the nature of any business in the construction industry, the greater the Construction Award Certificate of Commendation. demands placed on people.

Submissions can come from any area of the construction industry, including but not exclusively from trades, professional organisations, supply chain business and/or individuals.

We welcome nominations in this category for individuals that:

A. Have the attributes of a leader with ability to motivate and focus others around them on the challenges and goals faced by the team.

B. Have a proven track record of achievement in his/her field of expertise within the specified period.

C. Are bright, innovative and forward- thinking individuals at all levels of the management chain.

D. Can demonstrate a “can do, will do” approach.

E. The nominee will be asked to provide an organisation chart to show the judging panel the level of management that they are currently at. Ogier Best Use of Innovation

The construction industry is constantly delivering projects which are The following headings offer guidance under which the submission more demanding in terms of construction, the end performance and will be judged but the submission can demonstrate specific areas of all is required within tighter time scales then ever before. The industry innovation to be considered by the judges. constantly embraces this challenge, often without self-awareness or consideration and employs innovative solutions. This award category We welcome nominations into this category that follow the following acknowledges the innovation of the industry across all areas, from criteria: the planning and design of the project, the contract procurement and management, the use of new products, off site construction, the A. Demonstrate the benefits it brought to the project. application of construction methods through to the monitoring of the B. Demonstrate a clear and tangible requirement for their solution. final performance of the building. C. Demonstrate a clear and significant improvement in approach or technology. It is time those involved in the industry looked at what they do and put D. Show how the solution is a significant improvement on comparable themselves forward for the award, for without the people in the industry operations or procedures. rising to these demands the environment in which we live and work E. Demonstrate the benefits to the local and wider construction would not evolve. industry, the clients, end users and the environment. F. Show the potential for the solution to be used nationally or further Nominations can be made by an individual or any team, or team afield. member involved in the project or the supply chain whether they are client, consultant, contractor, sub-contractor or supplier. However The Award winner will receive a 2016 Jersey Construction Award and submissions must be with the client’s prior express permission. certificate. The shortlisted nominees will each receive a 2016 Jersey Construction Award Certificate of Commendation. To establish boundaries under which innovation can be marked is a paradox, the independent panel of judges will score each submission on its own merits but will be looking for the affect the solution has on the delivery of the project and the benefit it brings to the industry, clients and community. Comprop Business of the Year

For this award, quality of business is what the judges will be looking for, By winning this category, you will have proved yourself to be not and we will be welcoming nominations for businesses that fulfil the necessarily the biggest or most prominent business within the industry, following criteria: but the best.

A. Demonstration of commitment to the long-term future of the The Award winner will receive a 2016 Jersey Construction Award and industry, the community and their clients. High standards of work certificate. The shortlisted nominees will each receive a 2016 Jersey should be highlighted across a range of products or projects under Construction Award Certificate of Commendation. varying conditions.

B. An understanding and appreciation for the welfare and development of their staff, and a sensible approach to managing risk in their business.

C. Demonstration of good use of the local construction industry, with a sound understanding of your obligations and your clients’ requirements, and of the challenges faced by a particular project or situation.

D. Forward thinking and an innovative approach to problem solving will enhance the score of a submission.

E. Prominent in submissions will be details of health and safety, training and development together with a sound business plan and an overall achievement of excellence in your field. Economic Development Department Best Training & Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture Development Programme Supporting Business

Applications will be considered from any business type with a training E. Summarise the key outcomes of the programme, outlining the program that was running between the period of 1 April 2015 to 31 contribution made to the business since its introduction. March 2016. The Award winner will receive a 2016 Jersey Construction Award and Your submission should demonstrate how your business invests in certificate. The shortlisted nominees will each receive a 2016 Jersey the training and development of your people in all activities of your Construction Award Certificate of Commendation. organisation. It should include details about the business needs, how the programme was adopted and communicated to staff and ultimately how it was implemented. Evidence of the programmes success and the benefits it has brought will score highly, as will evidence of Senior Management commitment to training and development.

A. Outline the objectives of the training and development programme.

B. Provide a summary of the programme team, highlighting individual roles, responsibilities and training delivered.

C. If the programme included the use of external support please provide details

D. Give details of in-house aspects of the training delivered through your programme. Ronez Project of the Year Up to £1 million

Applications will be considered from any category or type of review the separate criteria page on which your Health & Safety construction project that was completed during the period 1 April 2015 details will also be judged for an award in its own right. to 31 March 2016, with the total cost of the project being up to £1 million. D. Demonstrate the procurement of local resources through the supply chain and professional services. The project may be any type of construction project, new build, landscaping, renovation or refurbishment. E. Demonstrate quality control procedures for the project.

Nominations can be made by anyone involved in the project, whether F. Demonstrate the environmental considerations and achievements they are client, consultant, contractor, sub-contractor or supplier – but for the project. this must be with the client’s prior express permission. This award is not about design alone. The project submitted will be recognised as having won, and the project team (as outlined in the submission document) will all be We welcome nominations in this category for projects that meet the recognised. following criteria: One Jersey Construction Award for the winning project will be presented A. Recognition and demonstration of team effort. Illustrating the team along with a winner’s certificate for each member of the team. The working through the supply chain and sub-contractors. The winner shortlisted nominees will each receive a 2016 Jersey Construction will have demonstrated team working from parties such as the Award Certificate of Commendation client, consultants, contractors, sub-contractors or suppliers.

B. Nominations must include information on the type of procurement used, the completed value of the project, and the project timescale.

C. Prominent in submissions will be details of Health & Safety and an overall achievement of excellence in the relevant field. Please Channel Islands Lines Project of the Year between £1m-£3m

Applications will be considered from any category or type of review the separate criteria page on which your Health & Safety construction project that was completed during the period 1 April 2015 details will also be judged for an award in its own right. to 31 March 2016, with the total cost of the project being between £1 million - £3 million. D. Demonstrate the procurement of local resources through the supply chain and professional services. The project may be any type of construction project, new build, landscaping, renovation or refurbishment. E. Demonstrate quality control procedures for the project.

B. Nominations must include information on the type of procurement used, the completed value of the project, and the project timescale.

C. Prominent in submissions will be details of Health & Safety and an overall achievement of excellence in the relevant field. Please Benest and Syvret Project of the Year Over £3 million

Applications will be considered from any category or type of review the separate criteria page on which your Health & Safety construction project that was completed during the period 1 April 2015 details will also be judged for an award in its own right. to 31 March 2016, with the total cost of the project being greater than £3 million. D. Demonstrate the procurement of local resources through the supply chain and professional services. The project may be any type of construction project, new build, landscaping, renovation or refurbishment. E. Demonstrate quality control procedures for the project.

B. Nominations must include information on the type of procurement used, the completed value of the project, and the project timescale.

C. Prominent in submissions will be details of Health & Safety and an overall achievement of excellence in the relevant field. Please JeCC Lifetime Achiever Award

This prestigious and popular award continues in its current format.

All members of JeCC are invited to make nominations.

The purpose of this award is to recognise a ‘lifetime achiever’. This is not necessarily an industry heavyweight, but someone who has made a significant contribution into the local industry at any level.

All nominations should be forwarded to the Executive Secretary of the JeCC on one side of an A4 page, giving details of the nominee and the reasons for the nomination. Apart from JeCC Board members being advised, nominations will be kept confidential.

Each JeCC Board member will receive a copy of the nominations, and will be asked to vote anonymously, with only one vote each. In the event of a tie, the Chairman of the JeCC will have the casting vote.

Please note that although the general submission form needs to be completed for this category, the nominee must also include a separate sheet detailing the reasons why the nominee deserves such an accolade. Nomination Jersey Construction Form Awards 2016 Nomination Form Nomination Deadline Friday 27 May This copy of the nomination form is for all categories indicated in the judging notes Award Category contained within this document.

Copies of this form are also available on Nomination for the website www.jerseyconstruction.org

Company Name and Address Any queries should be directed to [email protected] or call 07797 724687.

Contact name if different from nominator below

Have you sought permission to make this nomination ?

I have read the criteria in the Jersey Construction Awards 2016 Toolkit. I believeY / Nmy nomination for the award listed above meets the criteria the judges are looking for and would be a worthy winner of this accolade.

Name of nominator (print name & sign)

Nomination forms should be returned to Caroline Harrington, Gemini Cottage, La Rue du Douet de Rue, St Lawrence, JE3 1GY Don’t forget to submit or by email to [email protected] nomination forms before www.jerseyconstruction.org Friday 27 May at 5pm

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