Scottish Engineering Award

"A manufacturing engineering supply company working in Scotland, which has made a significant contribution towards raising the standard of the sector and has been shown to be an appropriate standard bearer for that sector."

2009 - Howden Group, Renfrew

2008 - Clyde Blowers, East Kilbride

2007 - Alexander Dennis Ltd (ADL), Falkirk

2006 - The Weir Group plc, Scotland

2005 - Bausch & Lomb, Livingston

2004 - Rolls-Royce, East Kilbride

Scottish Engineering/Hammermen Award

In association with the Incorporation of Hammermen we annually present an award to a young engineer who has led a project that benefited his/her company and the industry in general. The candidates submit written details of a technological project with which they have been instrumental in formulating and driving. The judges visit the finalists at their workplace where the competing engineers will make a presentation. The prize of £1,000 is accompanied by a prestigious trophy, which is held for one year.

Carbon Trust Award for Energy Efficiency in Manufacturing

The winner was
Diageo Global Supply, Shieldhall

Highly commended were

William Grant & Sons Distillery Ltd

1st year Modern Apprentice Craft Award

Each year we host the award ceremony for the 1st Year Engineering Craft Apprenticeship Competition. Earlier in the year the finalists for this award are involved in an all-day competition which includes a written test and a specialist skills test. A team of independent judges selects the winners who share £1,000 in prize money.

Scottish Engineering Safety Award

Member companies are sent an accident reporting form. This form is used by Scottish Engineering to monitor reportable Health and Safety incidents throughout the industry. Safety awards are given to companies who have a lower incidence rate than the industry average as specified by the Health & Safety Executive. The Safety Award also shows that the organisation has not received a prohibition notice or been found guilty under Health and Safety law.