Businesses up and down the UK will be looking at the turn of a new year in two parts. Firstly; a reflection of what they have achieved personally, commercially and financially over the last year and secondly; what the next year has in store.
It’s natural to review, reassess and reinstate your goals and targets […]
As temperatures start to plummet, work on construction and industrial sites can become more hazardous and dangerous by several orders of magnitude – whether it’s frozen equipment and supplies, bitter cold hampering your workers or the weather making even the simplest tasks a potential accident nightmare.
Safety always needs to be taken seriously in a construction […]
As part of its waste strategy of the last five years, the UK’s Environment Agency (EA) has been stepping up its game on unnecessary waste disposal – where alternatives, such as the Rubbish removal company that works efficiently and without hassles, treatment, reclamation and recycling could be used instead. In its final waste strategy , […]
Before attending the Bisnow event last Thursday, I didn’t give much thought to industrial development. I would usuallyconcentrate on apartments, hotels, office, retail, mixed-use, etc., but after hearing the discussion of some of the key industrial development players in the Philly area, I realized that industrial development is booming and it’s a sector […]
The construction industry is all about advancement. Professionals, businesses and organisations are constantly looking for newer, safer, more eco-friendly and efficient ways to improve our building industry.
From innovative equipment, to intricate safety assessments, to forward-thinking technologies, the development of the construction industry is dependent on much more than you may think.
Building Upwards
The Shard […]
I will often get asked, “What is Constructonomics?”.
Actually, that’s a lie. I very rarely, if ever, get asked that question. I’m not sure why I lied about that, but most likely because that’s how a post like this would typically start.
Nevertheless, I do think about the question a lot […]
