There are numerous reasons why a construction project is delayed. The reason could be a communication gap between the construction management, administrations, poor arrangements and administration, undesirable blockers, etc. Well, whatever might be the reason behind delays but the outcome is alwa...
Written by: Jack Smith
Read MoreIncreasing population has been expanding the need for construction in the UK. In one way, it could be good news for construction companies, but in another way, it could bring up new challenges besides of other prevailing challenges for Edward
Read MoreMotivation is the key to receiving the maximum potential of your employees and this even applies to your construction staff as well. The construction management work requires motivational leadership from the authorities. This kind of involvement becomes a booster for the staff. ...
Written by: Jack Smith
Read MoreThe construction companies do not handle a single project at a time. In fact, there are so many things on the site that need to be taken care of without wasting time and resources. Only a proficient ...
Written by: Adam
Read MoreNo other workplace is probably as hazardous as a construction site. Builders may come crushing down from heights or get buried after trench collapse or cave-in. They can easily ...
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Read MoreYes! CITB is going to phase in changes in HS&E Test beginning 2018. Before you act surprised or curious, worried even for changes are seldom comforting, here is a tell-all guide to calm your nerves and prepare you for the changes. When The changes will occur in installment w...
Written by: Jack Smith
Read MoreOne in every four young Brits – 28% to be exact – wants to join construction as a career as per a survey conducted by CITB. This shows the massively growing popularity of construction among youth who just a couple of years ago weren’t so excited by it – with only 3 out of 100 youth giving it a th...
Written by: Jack Smith
Read MoreHaving compiled and evaluated construction industry’s data and studied its patterns, we have tried to project what the future holds for the UK construction industry. In other words, what challenges and opportunities the industry may face and how the workforce will be affected by it. Shri...
Written by: Sarah
Read MoreConstruction Industry is on the steady upswing since 2009 accounting for 6.3% of UK GDP in 2016. The sector value has risen to £137.6 billion from just £113.0 billion 7 years ago.
Written by: Jack Smith
Read MoreIt’s a proven fact: the cons of having cheap (read unqualified and unskilled) tradesmen far outweigh the pros. Yes, you might save on the salary part but what about the quality and durability of the output? The poor quality of work will have no takers (loss of business) and a single onsite disast...
Written by: Jack Smith
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