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Paul Green, Senior Site Manager at Crest Nicholson’s Lancaster Grange development in Bricket Wood, has been awarded the prestigious ‘Commended Winners’ status in National House-Building Council’s Health and Safety Awards 2018.

 

Now in their ninth year, these annual awards are designed to recognise the very best in health and safety in the UK’s construction industry, whilst also helping to drive up safety standards by celebrating best practice for house builders nationwide.

 

The NHBC Health and Safety Commended Winner status has been presented to Crest Nicholson’s Chiltern division for the first time, with Paul Green receiving his award against a total of 57 winning sites throughout the UK. Winners were selected following multiple inspection visits to developments across the country carried out by leading NHBC Health and Safety advisors.


The Commended Award Winners were announced on 23rd May, with representatives from the winning housebuilders invited to join the gala awards dinner at the ICC in Birmingham for the next stage on 6th July.

 

Paul Green, Senior Site Manager at Crest Nicholson’s Lancaster Grange development in Bricket Wood, commented: “It’s an amazing feeling to have won this award, as it’s the first time I have been entered into the shortlist. I’m very proud to have been recognised for the consistent hard work our team does on site, and it feels like a big pat on the back for the entire team at Lancaster Grange.

 

“Without the support and advice of our exceptional Health and Safety Advisor, Build Manager and Build Director we couldn’t have achieved this, so a big thank you to everyone involved. This is the first NHBC H&S award for Crest Nicholson’s Chiltern region, and we intend for this to be the first of many more awards to come for this development.”

 

Prices at Crest Nicholson’s Lancaster Grange start from £387,000 for a two-bedroom apartment, and £545,000 for a three-bedroom house. To find out more, call 01923 595014 or visit www.crestnicholson.com/lancastergrange

 

 

 

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