As an innovate forward thinking company Kaarbontech are always pushing boundaries. Whether it be creating new software platforms or defining new uses for existing technology.
Always at the forefront in technology innovation, Kaarbontech often have to attend award ceremonies. It’s a tough job but someone has to put a suit on and go and collect the awards. This is our (history) of the award ceremonies Kaarbontech have attended over the years.
CIHT / Amey Asset Management Award Goes To Kaarbontech , Tarmac | KaarbonTech Asset Management Systems
We were pleased to have been nominated for the award along with 2 other great companies. Kaarbontech were delighted to have won the award made possible by all the dedicated staff. The award just confirms that all the hard work and innovation is still moving in the right direction
winners of the CIHT / Amey Asset Management Award 2019
For IoD South West 2017 Director of the Year Awards
The South West’s IoD Director Awards seek to highlight and celebrate outstanding business people across the region. Bringing the enterprise community together and focusing UK-wide attention on South West success.
Mark is always in the spotlight either in innovation or helping others to become the best they can be. Young Dragons
Category Nominated for
2017 Director of The Year, South West Region
Location
Ashton Gate Stadium
2016 Highways Magazine Excellence Awards
KaarbonTech with Oxford County Council
Category Nominated For
Shortlisted in the ‘Highways Maintenance Efficiency Award 2016’
Location
Radisson Blu Portman Hotel in London’s West End.
The 2015 Dorset Business Awards
Dorset Chamber of Commerce organised the event to highlight business innovation. In conjunction with the Daily Echo and Dorset Echo,
Category Nominated For
Excellence in Innovation
Location
Windsor Hall at the Bournemouth International Centre.
Winners of Excellence In Innovation
The winners were Kaarbontech. The award recognises business that has developed and implemented new excellent innovation within the last 3 years. Mark Entwistle, Managing Director at Kaarbontech
2015 Highways Magazine Excellence Awards
Annual awards by the Highways magazine
Category Nominated for
Best use of new technology in the Highways Industry
Location
Lancaster Hotel, London
Association of Geographic Information Awards 2014
The Best Use of Geospatial for Business Benefit category recognised outstanding achievement in the use of geospatial technology. Particularly those that have had positive impact on business processes or practices. (Business As Usual – BAU) and can demonstrate significant return on investment (RoI). Full PDF paper
Category Nominated for
Best Use of Geospatial for Business Benefit.
Location
Chesford Grange Hotel, Warwickshire
Winners of Best Use of Geospatial for Business Benefit.
KaarbonTech
We are delighted to be named as winners of this prestigious award, and We are proud to see our innovative ‘Gully SMART’ software being acknowledged for the results that it is delivering for our customers.”
Mark Entwistle, Managing Director of KaarbonTech
About Gully Smart
The Award recognised the reduced flood risk, cost and efficiency savings achieved by Walsall Council. This was achieved as a result of using the ‘Gully SMART’ software.
Advanced design of ‘Gully SMART’ enables highways teams to combine the use of geographic location data with environmental data sets. Such as flood zones and therefore this enables you to put in proactive management strategies.
Planned cyclical maintenance programmes are reducing the risk of properties flooding in periods of heavy rainfall. Improved highways drainage is increasing safety of all road users and reducing risk of accidents caused by water on the road.
The award judges recognised that ‘Gully SMART’ also delivered improvements in work productivity. On an average working day of 8 hours teams can complete 9 emergency gully clean outs. However, proactive planned cyclical cleaning using the ‘Gully SMART’ system enables 145 cleans to be completed within the same working day.
Gully Smart Deployment
Bath and North East Somerset Gully Smart Case Study