Project of the Year Awards
It’s time to nominate outstanding people and projects for the 2009 awards, there are four categories:
Project of the Year - New installation
Project of the Year - Rehabilitation
Person of the Year
Young Person of the Year
The Awards will be presented at the Gala Dinner at Trenchless Australasia 2009, the 8th National ASTT Conference and Exhibition taking place in Melbourne from 20-22 September, 2009 and the winning projects will also be featured in an upcoming issue of Trenchless Australasia. Entries will be judged by an independent panel.
Please submit entries to
Online: www.trenchless2009.com
Email: query@trenchlessaustralasia.com
Post: GPO Box 4967 Melbourne VIC 3001
Phone: (03) 9248 5100 Fax: (03) 9602 2708
Entries should be no more than 800 words, excluding any images or appendices, and presented in word or PDF format. Don’t forget to provide your own details too. You may be contacted if more information is needed to process the nomination.
Deadline: July 31, 2009
Project criteria
You can nominate a project that you have been involved with or any other project you are aware of provided it has been completed in Australasia. Please give a physical description of project, the location, the owner, engineer, contractor, and date completed, as well as a description of why the project is being nominated.
Projects will be judged on; innovation in concept, novelty of technology, environmental benefit, and occupational health and safety benefit, as well as overall presentation.
Projects of the year will be automatically nominated for the ISTT Awards, which will be presented in Singapore in 2010.
Person of the Year
You can nominate an individual who has made major and sustained contributions to the trenchless industry in any area of activity within the industry. The award recognises a contribution over and above the call of duty (It does not recognise contributions to a specific company but rather to the whole industry).
Young Person of the Year
This award also recognises major contributions to the industry, but the nominee must be aged under 40 as at
22 September, 2009.
