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What happens after someone says, “I’m Struggling?”

The construction industry has become much better at talking about mental health. We know the warning signs, we have become more comfortable using words that would once have been avoided and there is...

New plans for Beechmere but the sprinkler gap remains open

Nearly seven years after fire gutted the Beechmere Retirement Village in Crewe, new plans have been submitted to rebuild on the site, and this time sprinklers are part of the design from the outset,...

The Expertise Gap: Why Material Knowledge Is Becoming a Competitive Advantage

The modern construction landscape demands high performance, sustainability, and increased efficiency at every stage of a project. In today’s industry, broad, surface-level knowledge is no longer...

How remote industrial control platforms are transforming modern manufacturing

Modern factories no longer rely only on operators standing beside machines to keep production moving. You now have access to digital tools that let you understand equipment performance and make...

Who Is responsible for safety when everyone Is responsible?

When something goes wrong on a construction site, there is a natural temptation to find one person to blame. The worker who made the mistake, the subcontractor who failed to follow the method...

Who is asking the fire safety questions on your behalf?

Two very different fires this year have left the same question hanging in the air. When something goes wrong in the buildings where we holiday, why does it always take a tragedy before anyone asks...

Why old buildings fail when we try to make them better

We have become very good at improving buildings, but when it comes to thgose that were constructed 100, 200 or even 300 years ago, the definition of “improvement” is not always as straightforward as...

How to Build a Strong Construction Company Without a Big Budget

Starting a construction company demands strategic thinking. Smart planning, operational efficiency and proper risk management can help you compete with larger firms while protecting your resources....

Are we solving the wrong problem in car park fire safety?

Proposed updates to Approved Document B (AD B) would increase the required fire resistance of open-sided car park structures to 30 minutes and up to one hour. It is an acknowledgement, at last, that...