Out of 16,000 entries across the UK, Taylor Wimpey’s Scottish NHBC Pride in the Job Quality Award winners are: Iain Alexander (Benthall Farm, East Kilbride), Dougie Kirkland (Newton Farm, Cambuslang); David McClure (Westfield Gardens, Maidenhill); Angus Cameron (Tannochside Gardens, Uddingston); Colin Hurren (Walkers Gate, Kilmarnock); Scott McNulty (Princess Gate, Troon); Steven Sandilands (Taylor Wimpey at Broomhouse); Eddie McCann (Calderwood, East Calder); Graham Spence (Victoria Grange, Monifieth) and Barry Watson (Wallace Grange, Dunfermline).

Each of these site managers now goes forward to the Scottish regional awards final to be held in Glasgow in October to find out who’s the best of the best in Scotland.

The award recognises an individual’s dedication to building high-quality homes for new homebuyers, and they are presented following a rigorous judging process by NHBC inspectors. This includes assessing the developments throughout the year, as well as spot checks, which gives homebuyers the assurance that award-winning developments provide top-quality homes and excellent customer service.

Brian Henderson, production director for Taylor Wimpey West Scotland, said: “Across our two Scottish business units, we’re really proud to acknowledge that we have some of the best site managers in Scotland. We are delighted that seven site managers in the west of Scotland, and three site managers in east of Scotland have received Quality Awards in NHBC’s Pride in the Job campaign.

“Having a total of 10 site managers through to the final stages of the NHBC Pride in the Job Awards is fantastic news and recognises our drive to deliver the highest levels of quality, service and customer care for our customers right across Scotland.”

Martyn Campbell, production director for Taylor Wimpey East Scotland, added: “We are committed to maintaining the highest levels of quality and customer service, and this recognition has ensured that we continue to be an NHBC award-winning housebuilder year after year. While many of our site managers have won previous Pride in the Job Awards, competition for an NHBC Quality Award continues to be tough, and this year’s awards are thoroughly deserved in recognition of an impressive team effort at our developments across Scotland.”