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Prestigious awards for Yorkshire process engineering specialist
A leading West Yorkshire process engineering specialist has had its work recognised by winning two prestigious industry awards.
Manrochem, based in Brighouse, took the titles in the 2016 Construction and Engineering Awards, including being named as having the ‘Best Mechanical and Electric Project Engineering Department in the UK’.
The firm, which was founded in 1990 and has a team of 26 based at its Birds Royd Lane headquarters, delivers specialist design, build and commission projects across the chemical, pharmaceutical, nuclear, coatings, food and allied industries in the UK and internationally.
The Construction and Engineering Awards are aimed at recognising the hidden heroes of the sector and were judged by a panel of industry experts who collectively spent 320 hours deciding on the winners.
Manrochem’s second award was for the ‘Best Industrial Installation and Construction Management Project’ for a scheme that saw them undertake engineering design, procurement, management and construction of a new reactor building at an active major chemical plant in Stalybridge.
Business Director Edward Jennings said:
“These awards are recognition of the hard work put in by our entire team both on individual projects and across all our work and we are delighted to have been judged to have one of the best specialist engineering departments in the country.
“We take on unique projects, deliver them with a personal touch and care about the client and success of the project. In an industry where attention to detail matters, we believe that is why many of the 1500 projects we have delivered over 26 years have been for clients who repeatedly choose to work with Manrochem.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Rachael Norrie .
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