Stuart Harrow, Transportation Director of Dougall Baillie Associates, outlines the impact Covid-19 will have on transport planning and road infrastructure in the future. One of the first things which comes to the forefront of the [read more…]
ESAB Welding & Cutting Products have launched Rogue, its new series of portable and affordable MMA/Lift TIG inverters with professional arc performance and controls such as adjustable hot start and adjustable arc force. These units [read more…]
Today (Tuesday 26th May), NBS, the leading provider of connected construction information, has released its tenth annual BIM report, which looks at the status of Building Information Modelling, a digital process used in the design, [read more…]
For those who need enhanced multi-process welding capabilities and portability in harsh industrial environments, ESAB Welding & Cutting Products has introduced its Aristo® 500ix inverter-based welding power source and Robust Feed Pulse and Robust Feed [read more…]
Joe Hudson, CEO of Ibstock Plc, the UK’s largest provider of clay and concrete building materials, explains why the government’s latest lockdown announcement signals hope for the construction sector. In the Government’s most recent review [read more…]
With the UK construction sector making tentative steps back to normality, Peter Harte, VP EMEA at Kronos Incorporated, discusses how accurate labour forecasting will be critical to adopting a ‘business as usual’ approach. As the [read more…]
With the recent announcement by Boris Johnson that recommends construction sites begin to reopen where it is safe to do so – many companies are now setting ahead plans to unlock the gates and start [read more…]
The Heating and Hotwater Industry Council, HHIC, together with the heating industry has created a useful guide offering advice to frontline heating engineers on operating safely during the Covid-19 crisis. These are based on Government [read more…]
With the government now a week into its 50-page roadmap out of lockdown, a new report suggests that UK construction firms were the least prepared for the rise of remote and flexible working pre-lockdown. The [read more…]
The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has warned that there could be another surge in mental health problems across the construction and building engineering sectors as more sites and buildings re-open. It said Mental Health [read more…]
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