Exova Warrington Fire’s work was recognised at the Security & Fire Excellence Awards 2014
Comedian Alistair McGowan compered the awards, which were hosted by UBM Live at the Hilton Hotel, Park Lane, London. Sponsoring the event were charities The Children’s Burns Trust and the Ghana Education Project.
“This has been an outstanding year for innovation and the standard of entries has been higher than ever before,” Gerry Dunphy, event director for IFSEC & FIREX International, UBM Live. “The Security & Fire Excellence Awards is a time for everyone in the security and fire industry to come together and celebrate their achievements. I’m delighted to be part of these accolades and congratulate all the winners.”
The roll call of winners in the fire-related categories are:
Active Fire Product Innovation of the Year (Sponsored by FIREX)
GSK500 Stove Guard by Innohome
Community Fire Safety Project of the Year (Sponsored by Exova Warrington Fire)
Remove to Improve by Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service
Fire Detection and Alarm Project of the Year (Sponsored by CFOA)
Apollo Fire Detectors and Firetecnics
Fire Engineering Project of the Year UK or International (Sponsored by FIREX)
The Belong Village Concept by Exova Warringtonfire
Fire Safety Manager of the Year (Sponsored by Children’s Burns Trust)
Ben Bradford, Managing Director for and on behalf of BB7
Integrated Security & Fire Solution of the Year (Sponsored by Fire Protection Association)
IdealGuard™ eco letter/mail box by PowerPrize
Passive Fire Protection PRODUCT of the Year
SC 900 Series Intumescent Coating by Nullifire
Passive Fire Protection PROJECT of the Year (Sponsored by Warrington Certification)
Barratt Homes Developments by SIV Fire Protection
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