Best practice in maintenance awards
The NHMF awards recognise success and ingenuity within the housing sector. They showcase projects and organisations that have excelled in improving the quality and efficiency of the services they provide.
The awards are free to enter and are open to all social landlords and their contractors. Entering the award is a great way to publicise your success within your organisation and the industry as a whole. They also provide a forum for sharing best practice within the industry, contributing to the knowledge base created by the NHMF. Finally, entering the awards is a great way to reward team members for all their hard work.
The awards are held every year at the NHMF Annual Conference in January.
Congratulations to the 2018 NHMF Awards winners
The awards were presented at the NHMF Conference & Awards dinner on Tuesday 24 January 2017 at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole.
Best client
Peabody
The client organisation that was best at both meeting residents’ needs in the provision of an asset management service and demonstrated value for money.
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Best contract
Leeds Federated Housing Association & Keepmoat Regeneration
The contract that was best managed for a maintenance provider by an external contractor or in house maintenance team. This is judged on quality and cost.
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Most improved asset management service
Basildon Borough Council & Morgan Sindall Property Services
The asset management service that has been most improved over the last six months to two years.
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Best customer impact(joint)
Hanover Housing Association
A project or scheme delivered by asset management services which had direct impact by improving the quality of life for one or more residents.
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Best customer impact(joint)
Curo
A project or scheme delivered by asset management services which had direct impact by improving the quality of life for one or more residents.
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Best apprentice scheme
Ian Williams
Apprenticeship schemes where there is high staff retention and a clear career progression at the end of the scheme.
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