Rotary Club of Runaway Bay

As a Vocational service project the club conducts a recognition programme within the local community for those employees who, in the course of their employment, go that extra bit further in the performance of their duties. Under the guidance of the club’s Vocational Service Director, nominations are called for within the local business community. From this selection of employees nominations suitable recipients are chosen to receive the Club’s “Pride of Workmanship Award" are made.

The Award seek to encourage pride in personal performance in the workplace for the individual employee, and to help create a national attitude towards work, which in the long run will benefit our community and country. The Club hosts the employer and employer at a dinner where each recipient are presented with an engraved plaque, and a framed certificate. Usually we find the employee proudly displays the award at their place of work The Award provides a positive means to recognise those employees who display those qualities worthy of this prestigious award. The award encourage a sense of community pride in individual achievement in promotion of Vocational Service

2011 Awardees presentation 10 October 2011

From left Rtn Michael George, Awardee Sharon Hearn, DG9640 Graham Jones, Terry Frick, Awardee Muriel Cromack, Vocational Director Bob Breen, Awardee Faye Angilley, Rtn Garry Krischock, Awardee Denise Williams

2010 Awardee

If you would like to nomination a person for a Pride of Workmanship Award please download and complete the nomination form, Please note nominations are only accepted for those areas with post code 4216. The area for nominations includes post codes 4216, 4212, 4215 being the northern areas of Queensland's Gold Coast.

Download the pdf nomination form from here ........ Pride of Work