Eighty of the UK's top construction leaders are set to compete for a number of major industry accolades at this year's Construction Manager of the Year Awards.
The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) revealed the final shortlist for 2019, recognising individuals in 11 categories including Schools, Leisure, Restoration and Public and Infrastructure.
First established in 1978, the awards celebrate extraordinary individuals who go above and beyond to deliver buildings that make a positive impact on the lives of the people who use them.
A rigorous assessment process which sees the CMYA judges assess paper applications, as well as conducting site visits and panel interviews, was carried out to create this year's shortlist.
The winners will be announced at a ceremony at the Grosvenor House hotel in London on 18 September 2019, where an overall Construction Manager of the Year will also be revealed.
A full list of this year's finalists is as follows:
Residential under 7 storeys
• Carl Brierley - John Sisk
• James Howlett ICIOB - Telford Homes
• Ryan McShane - McAleer and Rushe
• Daren Milne - McCarthy & Stone
• Rori Williams - WRW Construction
Residential over 7 storeys
• Anthony Blackledge MCIOB - Mace
• Richard Ingram - Watkins-Jones
• Paul McGibbon - Telford Homes PLC
• Gerald Ward - Bennett
• Mark Wolverson MCIOB - Willmott Dixon
Primary education
• Peter Adams MCIOB - Jerram Faulkus Contruction
• David Boyle ICIOB - Morgan Sindall
• Warren Hough MCIOB - ISG
• Steve Laughton - ISG
• Matthew Lewis - Kier
• Andy Lock MCIOB - BAM Construct UK
• Adam Walker - ISG
Schools
• Rhodri Bowen - Willmott Dixon
• Jerome Curran - Farrans Construction
• Kevin Knight MCIOB - Kier
• Atholl Mckay ICIOB - Balfour Beatty
• Mike O'Dell - Mid Group
• Andy Pritchard - Willmott Dixon
• Dwayne Rice - Farrans Construction
Higher education
• Simon Allen ICIOB - Mace
• Rob Cooper - Laing O'Rourke
• Tony Fitzgerald MCIOB - Morgan Sindall
• Nick McQuaid - Bowmer and Kirkland
• Howard Monsen MCIOB - Kier
• Nick White - Wates
Leisure
• Oliver Caunt MCIOB - Willmott Dixon
• Michael Deeming MCIOB - Galliford Try
• Mark McCormick MCIOB- McAleer and Rushe
• Paul Murray - McAleer and Rushe
• Stephen Neeson - McAleer and Rushe
• Nick Preedy ICIOB - Willmott Dixon
• Mark Tregelles - Beard
Restoration
• Jon Allworth - Willmott Dixon
• Michael Beeching - Brymor Construction
• Simon Copping - Greendale
• Anthony Dowling - Willmott Dixon
• Jason Hartnell - Kier
• Wil Huisman MCIOB - PML
• Patrick Johnson MCIOB - Morgan Sindall
• Adrian O' Shaughnessy - Francis Construction
• Graham Tuthill MCIOB - Baxall
Refurbishment and fit-out
• Rob Brown - Willmott Dixon
• Joe Hacke - Rise Consulting
• Graham Leigh - Willmott Dixon
• Ronan McGrath MCIOB - mac-group
• Joseph McNeil - Sir Robert McAlpine
• Alex Mastroddi - ISG
• Philip O'Brien MCIOB- Willmott Dixon Interiors
• David Packham MCIOB - BAM Construct UK
Office
• Daniel Anderson - Structuretone
• Andy Clark FCIOB - Brymor
• Nicholas Donovan MCIOB - Kier
• Andrew James MCIOB - McLaren
• Graham Mercer - Skanska
• Nick Moore - Mace
• Gareth Williams ACIOB - Willmott Dixon
Public and infrastructure
• Brian Amos - ISG
• Jason Bowen - Kier
• Simon Burkitt ICIOB - Galliford Try
• Kenny Hale - Beard
• Astrit Hoxha - Telford Homes
• Jason Hunt MCIOB - Galliford Try
• Nigel Johnston - Fabrite Engineering Ltd
• Martin Middleton MCIOB ` - Willmott Dixon
• Dermot Parkinson - BAM Construct UK
• Tony Richards ACIOB - BAM Construct UK
• Colin Tilley - Willmott Dixon
• Louis Whittington - Morgan Sindall
Healthcare
• Nadeem Chaudhry - Kier
• Jonathan Cottrell MCIOB - Skanska
• Damon Culter - Wates Construction
• Matt Davis - Kier
• Jamie Jackson - Vinci
• Matthew Littlewood - Willmott Dixon
• Daniel Marsh MCIOB - BAM Construct UK.
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