Held at etc. venues in County Hall, London, on October 4, 2018, the day saw a whole host of extraordinary talent, including Design Engineer of the Year, Orla Murphy, and Young Design Engineer of the Year, Brent Brakeboer, both of whom have been deeply involved in outreach activities – an important quality the BEEAs judges look for in its winners.
Luke Webster, Publishing Director of awards organiser MA Business, commented, “Once again, the BEEAs has attracted a host of impressive entries from brilliant British innovators. Through every category, the judges were deeply impressed by the quality of engineering put forward and the talent behind it. I congratulate all those entrants that were shortlisted and, of course, the winners.”
Consultancy of the Year: Stirling Dynamics
Sponsored by: Rutland Plastics
Small Company of the Year: Transmission Dynamics
Sponsored by: MA Business
Start up of the Year: Circuitworx
Sponsored by Cambridge Consultants
Materials Application: Nylacast Chock Linert
Sponsored by: Goodfellow
Electronic Product of the Year: Xilinx
Sponsored by: TÜV Sud
Mechanical Product of the Year: Aeristech
Sponsored by: Minitec
Design Team of the Year: Imagination Technologies
Sponsored by: LG Motion
Engineering ambassador of the Year: AESSEAL
Sponsored by: John Guest
Young Design Engineer of the Year: Brent Brakeboer, Surrey Satellite Technology
Sponsored by RS Components
Design Engineer of the Year: Orla Murphy, Jaguar Land Rover
Sponsored by: Maxon Motor
About the British Engineering Excellence Awards
Organised by leading B2B publisher MA Business, the British Engineering Excellence Awards demonstrate to all UK engineering companies that it is possible to succeed; that they can work to a high level and, at that high level, compete on a global level. The Awards are held in association with headline sponsors Cambridge Consultants and sponsors Innovate UK, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, maxon motor UK, Premier EDS Solutions and RS Components. For more on the Awards, go to www.beeas.co.uk.
