Title
Enhancing the
quality of life for all Queensland
communities
2019 Excellence Awards
launch - 8 February 2019!
launch - 8 February 2019!
Nominations close 4pm, 5 July 2019
The awards program celebrates the projects delivered for Queensland communities and the people who deliver them.
Winners are featured in our Commemorative Book and also in our journal, Engineering for Public Works. We issue media releases and social media posts promoting the winners who may also promote their projects using the winner's seal.
2019 project and people nominees and winners will be presented at the gala awards ceremony and dinner to be held at the Royal International Convention Centre, Brisbane, 23 October 2019. Join us!
Categories
- Innovation
- Projects under $1 million (NEW)
- Projects under $2 million
- Projects $2 million to $5 million
- Projects $5 million to $10 million
- Projects over $10 million
- Road Safety
- Asset Management
- Environment and Sustainability
- Innovation & Sustainability in Water - projects under $5 million
- Innovation & Sustainability in Water - projects over $5 million
- Project of the Year
Project Awards - criteria and weighting
Planning (10%):
- Explain how the project was developed.
- Were there other project options considered?
- Define the project outcomes and were they achieved?
Excellence and Innovation (20%):
- How does the project demonstrate technical excellence and/or innovation in its approach?
- Describe any other innovation (e.g. contract management) which led to savings, improved capacity for your staff or learnings which can be applied to other projects.
Stakeholder Engagement (10%):
- Describe the stakeholder consultation process (including community if appropriate), what was learnt from it and how it influenced the final design/ plan?
Community and Economic Contribution (15%):
- Who benefits – Council, Community, Region?
- Describe how the tangible and intangible benefits have been measured?
Project (business) sustainability (15%):
- Describe how the project balances the identified need (level of service defined by the community, regulatory requirement etc) with TOTEX – the combined capital and ongoing operating cost of the work to ensure medium to long term financial sustainability.
Regulatory environment and environmental impact and management (10%):
- What were the environmental impacts of the project and how were these risks analysed and managed?
- What were the relevant regulatory drivers and how were they addressed? Is the project “future-proof” and prepared for reasonable and realistic growth?
Project management (20%):
- Program planning & control
- Financial planning & control
- Logistics planning & control
- Risk management; OH&S
- Describe how the project will be delivered or operated on an ongoing basis, including any innovative partnerships with contract service providers or staff upskilling required.
- Describe the overall project implementation process including any post-commissioning evaluation and what was learnt from it.
For more information, please contact Paula Paul on 07 3632 6802 or Johanna Vanling on 07 3632 6800
People Awards - criteria and weighting
- Engineer of the Year
- Woman in Engineering
- Young Engineer of the Year
- Team Member of the Year (non-engineers
and includes Supervisors, Works Officers and other support staff)
- President's Award - chosen by President
How does the nominee display strong/active leadership? (20%)
How does the nominee display excellent skills and professionalism? (15%)
How does the nominee display excellent body of knowledge? (15%)
How does the nominee cooperate with others? (15%)
How does the nominee interpret the community needs and engage with community? (10%)
How does the nominee embody excellence in local government and public works? (25%)