Site Manager achieves Seal of Excellence for Alcester Park development
A site manager for Bloor Homes in Alcester has been recognised with a prestigious award at the National House Builder Council’s (NHBC) regional awards.
Dan Turner received a Seal of Excellence Award from the NHBC at the end of September, after being awarded a Pride in the Job Quality Award this summer.
Both awards acknowledging Dan’s hard work at Alcester Park and dedication to raising standards in house building.
Dan Turner said: “Every year the Pride in the Job awards are the ones site managers want to win. If we are doing the job right, our whole team is working at a level that benefits everyone – everyone working on the site, everyone working across the region and most of all, our homeowners.
“To be awarded a Seal of Excellence Award on top of the Quality Award this year is not only a reflection of the high standards I hold my team to, but also a demonstration of their support and energy to continually meet and exceed those standards. Thank you to all of them for all their hard work.”
Dan Turner is just one of 14 site managers who received a Seal of Excellence at the regional awards for the West of England this year. He has received a Quality Award, announced in June each year, for the last three years, along with a further Seal of Excellence two years earlier.
Steve Malik, Construction Director for Bloor Homes’ Western region, said “We offer our congratulations to Dan on this impressive and well-deserved achievement. He is a first-class site manager whose attention to detail and management style ensure that everyone continues to benefit from his experience and develop in their roles under his leadership.
“Winning one Pride in the Job Award is impressive – winning three, and two Seal of Excellence Awards in the last three years, demonstrates Dan’s consistent approach to excellence for his teams and for our home buyers.”
Now in its 45th year and widely considered the ‘Oscars’ of the house-building industry, Pride in the Job celebrates site managers’ dedication to raising standards in house building, showcasing best practice and rewarding excellence. Judging covers six key areas: consistency, attention to detail, leadership, interpretation of drawings and specifications, technical expertise and health and safety.