2009-07-24 This Months Newsletter

Be sure to take a look at the latest TACE news. Simply go to 'Download latest brouchre' and click on the 'TACE Newsletter 0709' button.

2009-07-21 NHS Feedback Report added

Mike Hill provides TACE with feedback from our recent Halton and St Helens LIFT project . "TACE... have been instrumentmal in pushing forward the quality, sustainability and efficiency of our buildings" Simply go to 'Download latest brouchre' and click on the 'Feedback - NHS' button.

2009-05-29 Healthcare Sector Profile added

We are pleased to announce our new Healthcare sector profile PDF is now available online. Simply go to 'Download latest brouchre' and click on the 'Healthcare Sector' button.

2008-08-01 CIBSE North West student of the year 2008

Richard Gordon of TACE (The Associates Consulting Engineers) was the recipient of the CIBSE North West student of the year award 2008. Richard is now a first year student on the BEng Hons Building Services and Sustainable Engineering degree at the University of Central Lancashire and was nominated by Stockport College. Richard in May 2008 finished his HNC at Stockport College where he achieved four out of five distinctions. The award was presented at the CIBSE North West annual ball by Prof Geoff Levermore, (of Manchester University). Richard’s academic progression has been down to hard work, commitment and enthusiastic determination. This has been echoed in his work achievements over the past year. Congratulations. “We are proud of Richard’s achievement and prestigous award, and that this has been recognised by others. We are also pleased of our success of continual investment in our apprenticeship training programme for all our young employees. They are a credit to themselves and the company. Nigel Griffiths - Director

2007-08-01 Award Win

The Associates are part of the consortium that won Best NHS Lift primary care company established WINNER

2007-08-01 Climate Change

Climate change is the greatest environmental challenge facing the world today. Energy use is one main contributor. The major consideration is the reduction of Co2 emissions from the construction of new buildings and the building in use and not simply the incorporation of renewable energy sources for the sake of its introduction. Good design can often reduce the Co2 emissions from the site by more than 10% which identifies that good design is the key to developing low carbon energy efficient buildings.