Hire honours

EHN provides a pictorial review of the successful hirers and suppliers in the HAE Awards of Excellence 2010 held in London last month.

Tool, Equipment and Plant Hire Company of the Year (up to five outlets)

Total Hire & Sales

Total Hire & Sales’ Dave Wickes holds the Award for Tool, Equipment and Plant Hire Company of the Year (up to five outlets) with, from left, Mark Bradshaw on behalf of sponsor Yell, compere Bob Mills and Total’s Carl Tidey.

Tool, Equipment and Plant Hire Company of the Year (over five outlets)

Lavendon Access Services

Best Product of the Year

Pike Signals XLeclipse Traffic Light System

Hire Industry Supplier of the Year

Higher Concept Software

Hire Industry Catalogue of the Year

GAP Group

From left, Paul Buckle of HAE Insurance Services, with Lavendon Access Services’ Andy Wright, Peter Douglas, Dave Barton, Chris Wraith and Mark Robinson, winners in the Tool, Equipment and Plant Hire Company of the Year (up to five outlets) category.

Excellence in Training

SHC Hire Centres

Excellence in Customer Care

HSS Hire

Effective Health and Safety Management

Lavendon Access Services

Environmental Initiative

Speedy

Pike Signals’ Vince Kaney receives the Best Product of the Year Award from HSS’ David Downie.

Hire Industry Website of the Year

HSS Hire

Event Hire Company of the Year (single outlet)

Allens Catering Hire Services

Event Hire Company of the Year (multiple outlets)

Ev-ent Hire

Higher Concept Software’s Katy Williams, accepts the Hire Industry Supplier of the Year Award from Speedy’s Steve Corcoran.

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Douglas Anderson receives GAP’s Hire Industry Catalogue of the Year Award from Ian Woolley of FT Print Solutions.

Speedy’s Phil Leahy and Angela Turner show off the hirer’s Environmental Initiative Award.

David Downie (left) and Lisa Bartley accept HSS’ Award for Excellence in Customer Care from Robert Oakley of Storm Outsourcing.

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