Attracting some of the most influential names in the building controls industry, over 200 professionals will attend this glittering evening of networking and celebration, so why not join us for a great night of business and entertainment as the whole industry gathers together to mark the achievements of both companies and individuals.

Our online voting site is now open - all you have to do is pay a visit to www.BuildingControlsIndustryAwards.com and cast your vote for one entry in each category and have your say in who will win these prestigious awards. Then you just need to decide who you will take with you to the awards ceremony and book your table.

There are currently 600,000 employees within the building services engineering (BSE) sector, and a career to support every level of ambition.

Attracting some of the most influential names in the building controls industry, over 200 professionals will attend this glittering evening of networking and celebration, so why not join us for a great night of business and entertainment as the whole industry gathers together to mark the achievements of both companies and individuals.

BSEE and the BCIA have once again joined forces to bring you an awards programme designed to bring together the entire building controls industry in a celebration of the companies, innovations and people that are achieving the highest professional standards and helping to drive this dynamic industry forward.

Government targets on climate change have placed significant pressure on the UK to drive the use of environmental technologies.

BSEE and the BCIA have once again joined forces to bring you an awards programme designed to bring together the entire building controls industry in a celebration of the companies, innovations and people that are achieving the highest professional standards and helping to drive this dynamic industry forward.

BSEE and the BCIA have once again joined forces to bring you an awards programme designed to bring together the entire building controls industry in a celebration of the companies, innovations and people that are achieving the highest professional standards and helping to drive this dynamic industry forward.

BSEE and the BCIA have once again joined forces to bring you an awards programme designed to bring together the entire building controls industry in a celebration of the companies, innovations and people that are achieving the highest professional standards and helping to drive this dynamic industry forward.

BSEE and the BCIA have once again joined forces to bring you an awards programme designed to bring together the entire building controls industry in a celebration of the companies, innovations and people that are achieving the highest professional standards and helping to drive this dynamic industry forward.

By September 2008, two diplomas will be implemented relevant to our sector: Engineering, which has been allocated more than 6,000 places for the first delivery, and Construction & Built Environment, with almost 4,000 places available. In order for the new diplomas to provide the best possible grounding in work-related learning, it is essential that employers get involved to help keep teaching relevant and supply students with good experience of the real world of work.

BSEE and the BCIA have again joined forces to bring you The 2008 Building Controls Industry Awards, an awards programme designed to bring together the entire building controls industry in a celebration of the companies, innovations and people that are achieving the highest professional standards and helping to drive this dynamic industry forward.

Doug Robins, President of the Building Controls Industry Association said: “Following our success from last years BCIA training awards, Datateam took on the responsibility to take the awards to a new level. This they have achieved with the expanded award categories and the increased attendance.

The glittering awards ceremony took place at the Hilton Hotel, Coventry on 17 May with guests travelling from far and wide to see who would receive these prestigious awards.

This is your last chance to be part of the action at the first Building Controls Industry Awards which are being held in association with the BCIA (Building Controls Industry Association) and BSEE. So if you haven’t booked your table yet then read on to find out more.

The recipient was Shaun Gilding of Trend Control Systems Ltd who was enrolled in the ‘Fundamentals of HVAC and Building Technology’ module being held at the headquarters office of Trend Control Systems Limited in Horsham. “Who would be awarded the 1,000th certificate was a lottery right up to the end of the day,” explained Keith Doherty, BCIA Trainer, “as each module requires that the delegates pass an examination before a certificate is awarded.”

Attracting some of the most influential names in the building controls industry, over 200 professionals will attend this glittering evening of networking and celebration, so why not join us for a great night of business and entertainment as the whole industry gather together to mark the achievements of both companies and individuals.

The Thames Gateway area of London is undergoing a huge facelift in preparation for the Olympics in 2012. This is excellent news for its local communities as many new jobs will be created – particularly in the building services and engineering (BSE) sectors.

Without doubt, the air conditioning sector is developing at a rapid rate.

If the answer is yes then read on because it could be the first step towards them winning one of the first Building Controls Industry Awards which are being held in association with the BCIA (Building Controls Industry Association) and BSEE. But hurry because time is running out...

In May 2006 Adam Sacre from Ashdown Control Services Ltd won the BSEE Special Award in the Building Controls Industry Association Training Awards for his commitment to the industry and for his continuing struggle to succeed and better himself through training and his own determination. I spoke to Adam to find out why training has been such a success for him and what his plans are for the future.

On 15 July 2006, Building Automation Solutions Limited (BAS) completed the acquisition of the UK Building Automation Unit (BAU) business from Siemens Building Technologies UK (SBT). This transaction created the largest independent controls company in the UK, providing building management systems, energy solutions and support.

Do you know of anyone in the building controls industry who deserves to be recognised for the work that they do? If the answer is yes then read on because it could be the first step towards them winning one of the first Building Controls Industry Awards which are being held in association with the BCIA (Building Controls Industry Association) and BSEE.

This month sees the launch of the new and exciting Building Controls Industry Awards 2007 which are being launched in association with the BCIA (Building Controls Industry Association) and BSEE.

This year saw the establishment of the first Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) Training Awards Ceremony which took place at the Hilton in Coventry on 24 May and has proved to be a massive success for this area of the industry. As well as seeking out the best of the best, the awards have proved that there are a huge number of people who have been quietly working away to ensure that the building controls industry is one of the top places to work.

Sponsorship support for the first Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) Training Awards Ceremony has been overwhelming, reports Doug Robins, BCIA President. “Sponsors for the six award categories were identified within a few weeks of publicising the event, which clearly demonstrates the value that our members place on good, independent training. Until the Association developed the current generic-based training scheme, which offers two levels of qualification, engineers had to be recruited from other industries and then retrained in-house, which was patently unsatisfactory.”

This year will see the establishment of the first Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) Training Awards Ceremony. The success of the BCIA technical training programme, which has been running for only three years, has led to 800 module certificates being awarded. “The demand has been outstanding,” said Doug Robins, BCIA President, “and has far exceeded our expectations, which clearly demonstrates the high regard in which building controls engineering is held within the building services industry. To date the training programme has awarded 126 Technical Certificates and 54 Advanced Technical Certificates and each student has earned their qualification by successfully passing an examination at each module stage.”