Here you will find some of our awards that we have received. These awards confirm our position as a leader in the industry and demonstrate our innovative approach to tackling complex challenges.
Here you will find some of our awards that we have received. These awards confirm our position as a leader in the industry and demonstrate our innovative approach to tackling complex challenges.
We won the Cobouw Infrastructure Award for our innovative renovation of the Mark Bridge. This project demonstrates our commitment to sustainability: through smart renovation, we save CO₂ and materials. We are eager to share our knowledge with the industry to make infrastructure more sustainable together.
This project emphasizes our mission and vision:
With our “All in the game” app, awarded the H&SE Best Practice Award, we make the onboarding of new employees more fun, effective and safer. Gamification elements motivate and engage new colleagues, helping them to quickly find their way in our safety procedures.
This award underscores our commitment to:
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SealteQ received this grant as support to recruit, train and connect technical colleagues to our company with the use of innovative resources. MKB!dee is a government subsidy scheme that challenges entrepreneurs to come up with smart solutions for the shortage of personnel. It is part of the major Lifelong Development (LLO) program of the Ministries of Education, Culture and Science, Social Affairs and Employment and Economic Affairs and Climate Policy.
This award underscores our commitment to:
Out of 4,000 ideas, QuakeShield received a grant from NAM. The amount of €30,000 enabled the further development of this innovation. QuakeShield was developed by Oosterhof Holman, TU Delft, TU Eindhoven, and SealteQ. The funding was used to further develop ideas for new construction applications and conduct the necessary tests.
This project emphasizes our mission and vision:
In 2011, SealteQ, then Frans Nooren B.V., was named the Best Training Company Specialized Contracting 2011. Employees are given ample opportunity to follow evc trajectories (recognition of acquired competencies) or career trajectories. It does not only have to relate to subject-specific knowledge, but can also concern personal competencies and social aspects.
This award underscores our commitment to: