2026 Class B Asbestos Removal Best Practice Award

Class B Asbestos Removal Best Practice Award

Entry Form 2026
Nominator Details

Please provide the contact details of the person completing this nomination. We may contact you if further information is required during the judging process.
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Job Title
Company Name
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NZDAA Member Number (if applicable)
Your Entry

Please read the instructions below before starting your submission
You will be able to save your entry and return to it later.

Entries must be submitted by 23rd October 2026

Projects or initiatives entered for this award must have been completed between 1 July 2025 and 30 September 2026.

Before starting your submission, please take a few moments to read through all of the questions to familiarise yourself with the information required.

Your submission should provide a comprehensive overview of the project and demonstrate how it meets the award criteria. At the end of the form, you will also be asked to provide a concise project summary. This summary will be used to introduce shortlisted finalists during the NZDAA Awards presentation.

To assist the judging panel, please answer each question in as much detail as possible and provide supporting evidence where appropriate.
Name of project or Job being nominated:
Date the project was completed
Project Background - Provide an overview of the project, including the original scope of works, the client's objectives, the type and extent of Class B asbestos removal undertaken, and any site constraints, risks, or technical challenges encountered. We encourage you to explain what made this project unique and worthy of recognition, including any innovative approaches, exceptional leadership, or best practices that contributed to its successful delivery. Maximum 500 words.

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Project Delivery and Best Practice - Describe how the project was planned and delivered to achieve a successful outcome. Explain how project-specific risks and challenges were identified and managed, and outline any innovative methods, technologies, equipment, or work practices used throughout the project. We encourage you to include examples of how your team demonstrated best practice by improving safety, quality, efficiency, environmental performance, or overall project outcomes, and how you adapted to any unexpected challenges during delivery. Maximum 500 words.

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Stakeholder and Regulatory Management - Describe how your team managed the project to achieve positive outcomes for the client, site occupants, neighbouring properties, the general public, and regulatory authorities. Explain how you communicated and engaged with stakeholders, managed disruption, and ensured compliance with all relevant regulatory and contractual requirements. Describe how the effectiveness of your asbestos control measures was demonstrated throughout the project, including the implementation of appropriate control measures to prevent the release of asbestos fibres and protect workers and others who may have been affected by the work. We encourage you to include examples of challenges encountered during the project and how they were successfully resolved while maintaining a safe, professional, and high-quality outcome. Maximum 500 words.

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Project Outcomes - Describe the outcomes that demonstrate the success of this project. Where possible, include measurable results and supporting evidence such as air monitoring results (if required), successful inspections or project outcomes, programme or budget achievements, environmental performance, client feedback, quality outcomes, or any other indicators that demonstrate the project's success. We encourage you to explain how these outcomes reflected the high standards of your team and contributed to the overall success of the project. Maximum 500 words

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Shortlisted Project Summary - Provide a concise, engaging summary of your project that highlights its significance, key achievements, and why it deserves recognition. If your submission is shortlisted, this summary will be used during the NZDAA Awards presentation and may be displayed or read to attendees. Please write it in a style suitable for a public audience. Word limit 50 to 100 words.

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Please upload any supporting material that will assist the judging panel in assessing your submission. This may include photographs, videos, methodologies, ARCPs, project documentation, brochures, or other relevant information. You are not required to provide all of these items, only those that enhance and support your submission.

By uploading photographs, videos, documents, or other supporting material, you grant the NZDAA permission to use this content for the purpose of judging and, if your submission is shortlisted or receives an award, for promotion of the NZDAA Awards. This may include use during the awards presentation, on the NZDAA website, in social media, newsletters, marketing material, and other NZDAA publications. Where practical, appropriate credit will be given to the submitting company.
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Entry Eligibility
Entries for NZDAA members are free.

Anyone may submit a nomination.

If you are nominating an NZDAA member or an NZDAA member company, there is no entry fee.

A fee of $500+GST applies only when the nominee (person or company) is not an NZDAA member.

Please note that payment must be made by no later than the 8th November to be eligible. Discount will apply for multiple non-member entries.
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Class B Asbestos Removal Best Practice Award

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Your Entry

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