The Hokuriku Regional Development Bureau held an award ceremony for young engineers on the 14th, honoring 20 people from construction projects and services completed in fiscal 2025. Recipients were selected from both the construction and services divisions, and the awards were open to engineers aged 39 or younger.
The Hokuriku Regional Development Bureau held an award ceremony for young engineers. Eligible construction projects and services were selected from those completed in fiscal 2025, with 20 recipients in total. The award program has for many years aimed to secure human resources and improve technical capabilities, and is positioned as a way to recognize outstanding young engineers involved in construction projects and services under the bureau's jurisdiction.
This year's recipients were divided into the construction and services divisions. The construction division selected 1 supervising engineer and 9 site representatives, while the services division selected 1 managing (chief) engineer and 8 engineers in charge. The awards are used as an evaluation criterion under the comprehensive evaluation tendering system for construction projects and services commissioned by the Hokuriku Regional Development Bureau.
The recipients were presented with certificates of commendation. Planning Department Director Ochi expects them to improve their technical proposals and site operations as personnel contributing to the maintenance and development of regional infrastructure. The recipients' full names are listed in the article and include young engineers active in their respective fields in the construction and services divisions.
The award ceremony was held on the 14th. The recipients are also scheduled to be used as a reference in future evaluations of construction projects and services commissioned by the Hokuriku Regional Development Bureau.