Samuel Eggby Wins Industry Leading 30 Under 30 Award 2023

Oct 5, 2023

Key Takeaways

  • Samuel Eggby, an electrician with WFP Fire, Security & Electrical, has been recognized as one of the top 30 under 30 electricians by the eFIXX and Luceco awards. His achievements and hard work have been acknowledged.
  • The award is given to young adults making significant contributions to the electrical industry. Nominations can be made by colleagues or individuals themselves, and judges select the final 30 recipients.
  • Samuel Eggby expressed his happiness and pride in receiving the 30 under 30 eFIXX and Luceco award. Despite facing challenges, he persevered and achieved his goals.
  • WFP Fire, Security & Electrical owner, Paul Field, believes in investing in the next generation by supporting young talents like Samuel. The company is committed to its employees.
  • The awards ceremony took place at Drayton Manor in Staffordshire. Winners received a trophy to recognize their hard work and talent in the industry.

Samuel Eggby, an electrician with WFP Fire, Security & Electrical has been recognised as one of the top 30 under 30 electricians by the eFIXX and Luceco awards. The company is proud of his achievements and the recognition of his commitment and hard work.

Essex, England, United Kingdom - October 5, 2023

WFP Fire, Security & Electrical is proud to announce that one of the members of their team of electricians, Samuel Eggby, has been recognised as a top "30 under 30" electrician. Awarded by eFIXX and Luceco, this award is given to young adults powering the future of the electrical industry.


People in the industry have the opportunity to nominate their colleagues each year, or people can also choose to nominate themselves. A team of judges from the industry then selects 30 people to be included in their list, with awards presented in a ceremony once recipients have been chosen. The awards also include recognition of businesses and educators in the electrical industry.


Samuel said that he was very pleased with the recognition that comes with winning the 30 under 30 eFIXX and Luceco award and proud to have his commitment and hard work recognised by the discerning judges from eFIXX. The award is recognition for never having given up and commitment to reaching his goals. Samuel has had a long journey in finding his place in the industry, initially being made redundant twice before finding his home with WFP Fire, Security & Electrical. During his time with the company, he has completed his apprenticeship and benefited from the education and support required to become a fully qualified electrician. He has also learned key fire and security skills, adding to his knowledge and skill set for a bright future.


WFP Fire, Security & Electrical owner Paul Field said, "I believe it's our duty to invest in the next generation coming into the industry. Sam being recognised underlines reaffirms our commitment in investing in our people."


The awards for 2023 took place at Drayton Manor in Staffordshire. The event was held to celebrate the winners and was organised by the industry educator eFIXX, with sponsorship from the electrical industry leader Luceco Group. There were many submissions for the judges to work through, but they completed the tough job of choosing just 30 young adults that have demonstrated talent and drive in the industry. The winners all received a trophy in recognition of their award and the hard work that they put in to be worthy of receiving it.


About WFP Fire, Security & Electrical


WFP Fire, Security & Electrical provides installations, maintenance and repairs for businesses around the country. With more than 30 services available, they emphasise reliability, knowledge and excellent service to deliver the very best experience to all of their customers. WFP has previously won Employer of the Year and is passionate about taking care of their staff.


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