ARBS 2018 Industry Awards — finalists announced
ARBS 2018, Australia’s only international air-conditioning, refrigeration and building services trade exhibition, has announced finalists for Industry Awards 2018.
The award winners will be announced and honoured at a gala dinner to be held on Wednesday, 9 May 2018 at International Convention Centre (ICC) in Sydney.
A panel of industry experts evaluated the nominations based on various criteria such as leadership, sustainability, performance and innovation, and selected the finalists. Finalists include:
ARBS Young Achiever Award
- Laura Fortuna — Cold Logic
- Firas Shawash — Exova-Defire
- Jason Harrison — Airmaster Australia
ARBS Product Excellence Award
- YORK YZ Magnetic Bearing Centrifugal Chiller — Johnson Controls
- Firebox TM — Trafalgar Fire Containment Solutions
- ACDHUM-LD — Air Change
ARBS Software/Digital Excellence Award
- Tuggeranong Office Park Building Services Network — Airmaster Australia
- Fujitsu General Online Parts Store — Fujitsu General Australia
- Clarity — HydroChem
ARBS Project Excellence Award
- F Mayer Refrigerated cold storage/distribution centre — Strathbrook Industrial Services & Danfoss Australia
- Spotlight Retail Group — SEDAC Building Energy Management System
- ICC Sydney — A.G. Coombs Group & AECOM
ARBS Outstanding Industry Education/Training Award
- Refrigeration & Climate Control Centre of Excellence — AMCA & Box Hill Institute
- Professional Diploma of Building Services, HVAC&R — AIRAH
- Mobile CO2 Training Unit — Danfoss (Australia) Pty Ltd
ARBS Outstanding Service & Maintenance Award
- Airmaster Australia
- A.G. Coombs Group Pty Ltd
- City Holdings Australia
ARBS Hall of Fame 2018
(All will receive the award)
- Stephen Gilchrist — CIBSE ANZ
- John Bosci — AIRAH
- Mark Padwick — AREMA
- David Seedsman — AMCA
- Warren Cole — RACCA
The award proceedings will be led by master of ceremonies Tony Squires, host of the weekly sports panel show Back Page Live on Fox Sports. To attend, book online now at www.arbs.com.au; book early to avoid disappointment.
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