Single Ply Roofing award success
BriggsAmasco are pleased to announce their success at this year’s UK Roofing Awards in the Single Ply Roofing category for the work they completed at the Joseph Black building at Edinburgh University.
The UK Roofing Awards covers the full spectrum of 12 roofing disciplines including Heritage Roofing, Sustainable Roofs and, the category BriggsAmasco were winners in, Single Ply Roofing.
The awards, which are in its tenth year, received nearly 300 entries. The awards ceremony took place on Friday 15th May at the Hilton London Metropole on Edgware Road. This year the awards ceremony was hosted by BBC’s Louise Minchin and NFRC CEO Ray Horwood.
The full list of winners is available here.
BriggsAmasco’s success has also been featured on the Roofing Today website. Click here to view the full article.
BriggsAmasco award success for second year running
It was BriggsAmasco’s dedication to safety that made them stand out from the other shortlisted entrants. With accident frequency and severity rates reducing in the last year to 0.01 and 0.03 respectively across more than 720,000 worker-hours.
Judges’ comments included “BriggsAmasco is demonstrating its commitment to innovation while also delivering benefits to the environment and reducing its carbon footprint” as well as feedback stating “the firms focus on quality and innovation sets them apart from the shortlist.”
This is a huge achievement for the company and highlights the hard work put in from everyone at all levels of the company.
Kittybrewster project wins Scottish NFRC award 2014
The Awards, which took place at Glasgow’s Trades Hall on the 24th October, recognise the best projects in Scotland across all roofing disciplines. BriggsAmasco’s highly skilled and efficient application at Kittybrewster saw the UK’s leading roofing and waterproofing specialist pick up the award.
Working throughout the winter period, BriggsAmasco completed the application of sedum mats and waterproofing membrane whilst also accomodating an array of 60 rooflights. BriggsAmasco carried out the full installation, incorporating a versatile, cost-effective and lightweight Bauder green roof system.
Despite the complexities of the installation, the size of the roof and the challenging deadline, the new roofing system was delivered to an exceptionally high standard. As the company’s latest award-winning project, the Kittybrewster project further enhances BriggsAmasco’s reputation for delivering exceptional waterproofing and roofing solutions.
BriggsAmasco wins coveted roofing award at CN Specialist Awards 2014
BriggsAmasco has once again been recognised for outstanding workmanship at the Scottish NFRC Awards 2014, winning in the reinforced bituminous membrane category for the waterproofing application at the new £11.2 million integrated policing facility at Kittybrewster, Aberdeen.
The Awards, which took place at Glasgow’s Trades Hall on the 24th October, recognise the best projects in Scotland across all roofing disciplines. BriggsAmasco’s highly skilled and efficient application at Kittybrewster saw the UK’s leading roofing and waterproofing specialist pick up the award.
Working throughout the winter period, BriggsAmasco completed the application of sedum mats and waterproofing membrane whilst also accomodating an array of 60 rooflights. BriggsAmasco carried out the full installation, incorporating a versatile, cost-effective and lightweight Bauder green roof system.
Despite the complexities of the installation, the size of the roof and the challenging deadline, the new roofing system was delivered to an exceptionally high standard. As the company’s latest award-winning project, the Kittybrewster project further enhances BriggsAmasco’s reputation for delivering exceptional waterproofing and roofing solutions.
BriggsAmasco comes out on top at NFRC Awards 2013
“We are delighted to receive this award for our work with contractor Mansell on the regeneration of St. Andrews House in Glasgow,” said Dave Maginnis, Managing Director at Briggs Amasco. “It is testimony to the expertise, professional workmanship and attention to detail that our team demonstrated throughout this landmark project.”
In Glasgow city centre, the £27.5 million project included the conversion and refurbishment of a 17-storey 1960’s office block into a stylish new hotel for Whitbread – Britain’s biggest hotel and restaurant group.
One of 12 winners across a variety of roofing disciplines – from heritage to solar – BriggsAmasco collected the prestigious award during the Roofing Awards Annual Congress Lunch, held at the Hilton Metropole in London on Friday 17th May.
BriggsAmasco scoops Scottish NFRC Award
The award for the company’s waterproofing application at St Andrews House in Glasgow reinforces the company’s position as the market leader in roofing and waterproofing.
This high profile project in Glasgow involved the conversion andrefurbishment of a sixties 17-storey office block to create a new hotel in the city centre.
The awards were organised and held by the NFRC on Friday 2nd November at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh. The event, sponsored by Sig Roofing, saw some fifteen roofing contractors from across Scotland hoping to win in a range of categories that included Vertical Cladding, Roof Slating and Liquid Applied Waterproofing.
Left to right: Gavin Brown MSP, NFRC Keynote speaker (Scottish Conservative spokesperson on Finance, Employment and Sustainable Growth and apart of the Scottish Parliament Finance Committee) and Raymond Wright. BriggsAmasco (Assistant Branch Manager-Glasgow).
