Whitchurch housing site manager wins national industry award
Kirk Raine, who oversees the Clockmakers development, has received another accolade during a 27-year career in housebuilding
A site manager overseeing a housing development in Whitchurch has received his 16th national award for excellence in housebuilding.
Kirk Raine, 54, who works for David Wilson Homes, has won a Seal of Excellence Award from the National House Building Council (NHBC).
The award recognises the work of the country's leading site managers and follows a series of accolades during Kirk's 27-year career.
He also won his 19th Pride in the Job award earlier this year, alongside seven regional awards and three supreme awards.
Kirk, who lives in Stone, Staffordshire, currently oversees the Clockmakers development in Whitchurch.
He said: “I would like to thank the team at Clockmakers for all of the hard work that they have put in to help me to achieve this award.
“It’s been fantastic to work with customers and contractors who appreciate the effort and consistency that my team and I put into the job year after year.
“Receiving 100% customer satisfaction is something that we aim for every time and we are pleased to continue our long-running streak of success.”
The NHBC awards involve thousands of site inspections, with managers assessed on six areas, including leadership, attention to detail, technical expertise and health and safety.
Helen Lewis, managing director at David Wilson Homes Mercia, said: “Kirk is one of the most decorated site managers that we have had the pleasure of working with.
“His commitment to excellence throughout his career is incredible and we look forward to supporting him in his future successes.”