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Modern Slavery Threat Intensifies: Human Rights Monitors Warn of Rising Exploitation Across the UK Construction Industry

Boosting Energy Efficiency in UK Construction: Sustainable Materials, Smart Technologies, and Best Practices for Homes and Commercial Buildings

There are many components involved when it comes to construction management. One of the most important parts of delivering a successful construction project is the logistics. Keeping your construction logistics in line is a vital practice in getting your supplies where they need to be, on time, so that sites are clear and operations are performed swiftly.

UK Construction’s Green Revolution: How Renewables & Grid Investment Are Powering a New Engineering Era

Francis House Children’s Hospice has received a donation of £1,000 thanks to GMI Construction Group’s response to a fundraising appeal.

As a pioneer of digitalization in the construction industry, the Xella Group will be one of the few building materials manufacturers with its own booth and innovative solutions.

New UK Distribution Centre to Enhance Support and Stock Availability for Customers in the UK and Ireland

P4 provides specialist consultancy across three core service areas...Building Safety Act consultancy, CDM consultancy, and site safety services.

United Capital, an investment company involved in the restructuring of the fragmented UK construction industry, has reported today that its purchase budget has reached £350 million, in revenue figures, as more business owners are seeking an alternative plan in reaction to the global epidemic of Coronavirus.

Galliford Try, the construction group based in the UK, has announced its Infrastructure business has been awarded a £66.5 million contract for the Banwell bypass project on behalf of North Somerset Council.

Construction projects operate in environments where risks are part of daily operations, which means safety planning must be treated as a core management responsibility rather than a checklist item completed after work begins.

PASMA training remains safe and widely available as limitations begin to ease across the UK. If lockdown cards have expired, or if new workers are utilising scaffold towers without one, now is the moment to enrol them in a training. Tower safety is more vital than ever as we seek for normality. Nobody wants their employee to end up as a Health and Safety Executive (HSE) statistic.

Skanska secures £259 million contract to redevelop army vehicle storage facility. Contracted via the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), Skanska together with the Technical Services Provider, MACE, will provide modern, sustainable and effective storage and maintenance solutions for the British Army’s land equipment fleet.

Trolex, the leading manufacturer of health and safety technology products for workers operating in hazardous environments is delighted to announce the launch of the world’s first real time detector for silica particulates, the Air XS Silica Monitor. Silica is the biggest risk to construction workers after asbestos, from the inhalation of silica dust particulates in the workplace and an estimated 600,000 workers are exposed to silica each year in the UK.

ASFP is delighted to announce the appointment of Steve Davies as its new Chief Executive Officer. Steve joins the ASFP from the Lighting Industry Association (LIA), where he was CEO for over seven years.

If you are involved in luxury project planning, you know that every decision you make significantly affects the project's outcome. That is why 3D house rendering has become an increasingly popular tool for architects, designers, and contractors.

With a growing global population and increased urbanisation, the demand for sustainable and responsible construction solutions has grown dramatically over the past several years.

Skyports, the urban air mobility infrastructure provider and drone delivery operator, has raised £5.35 million in Series A funding

Conrad Energy continues to enable the UK’s energy transition with the announcement of a groundbreaking ceremony held yesterday at their battery storage site in Midsomer Norton, Somerset.

The float glass production line in Goole, UK, will be upgraded and modernised as the existing furnace nears the end of its lifecycle. The upgrade is expected to be performed in the beginning of 2021. The new float glass furnace is planned to have a nominal melting capacity of 825 metric tonnes per day – an increase of 20% compared to the existing furnace.