Several Sellafield Ltd project management professionals have been shortlisted for regional awards.
The Association for Project Management Regional Network Awards honour outstanding project professionals and students, recognising their dedication and excellence.
Benedict Hazzard, who completed his apprenticeship at Sellafield Ltd in September 2024, has been shortlisted for the Emerging Project Professional award.
His commitment to supporting colleagues, excelling in both work and university, and mentoring current apprentices has distinguished him as a role model in the profession.
Benedict said: “I’m honoured to be shortlisted for this award. The fundamental skills my apprenticeship has provided me has given me an invaluable tool set to begin my career. It is immensely satisfying to know the work I have been leading is being recognised as delivering benefits to the business.”
Macy Rogerson has been named a finalist for the APM Student of the Year award in recognition of her exceptional contributions.
A standout role model, Macy has had a lasting impact across her projects, supported her peers and the APM community, and consistently championed the profession, Sellafield Ltd said.
Macy said: “I’m delighted to have been nominated for the Student of the Year award. I have thoroughly enjoyed my degree apprenticeship, and it is great to see my hard work being recognised by Sellafield, the University of Cumbria, and the APM.”
A group of Sellafield Ltd project management degree apprentices have also been shortlisted in the APM Project Management Challenge, in recognition of their work with North Lakes Foodbank. Their project raised awareness of holiday hunger – a critical issue affecting many families in the local area.
The team includes Luke Beresford, Jake Cullen, Megan Graham, Adele Jones, Sophie Macleod, and Max Sawley.
Luke said: “Our project team is immensely proud to be shortlisted. The competition has been a great opportunity to showcase the project management skills we’ve developed throughout the project management apprenticeship, whilst delivering real social impact within the community.”
Andrew Vaughan, project management apprentice and graduate scheme manager at Sellafield Ltd, said: “This is the first year that the North West branch has run the APM Project Management Challenge.
” It’s been a fantastic opportunity for our apprentices to take ownership, deliver meaningful work, and make a real impact in the community. Thank you to colleagues who continue to support their campaign.”
