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Give it some Welly

2 Apr 20 Restoration of the world’s tallest three-sided obelisk calls for some serious scaffolding. David Taylor visited the Wellington Monument in Somerset

Rising to the challenge

10 Mar 20 Lateral thinking and effective use of 3D modelling software have helped contractor Kilnbridge Construction Services make a success of a small but very complex bridge contract. David Taylor reports

Ready, steady – train!

12 Feb 20 A growing demand from major contractors for plant operators who are ‘site-ready’ and technology-savvy has prompted the creation of a new suite of training courses. David Taylor reports

Digital future for construction

5 Feb 20 Digital technology may be finding its place in certain parts of the construction industry, but for many, a fundamental change in mindset is needed before the benefits can be fully realised.

Comrade contractor

29 Jan 20 In an apparent bid to stamp out corruption, Russian president Vladimir Putin has ordered the creation of a new state-owned corporation to carry out all of the country’s military construction work. Eugene Gerden reports

Off the rails

29 Nov 19 Plant hire specialists fear that the rail industry’s ‘boom-bust’ funding model threatens the long-term viability of the sector. Graham Anderson reports

Taxing times

29 Nov 19 New tax rules relating to the employment of temporary contractors come into force in April 2020. They are likely to have an impact on many in the construction sector

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14 Nov 19 海角社区app monthly magazine is now available in high street newsagents across the country.

Dust to dust

7 Nov 19 Silica is found in many common construction materials, and the HSE ranks it second only to asbestos as a health risk to construction workers. With a parliamentary inquiry underway and a new register launched, companies are under increasing pressure to take action. Emma Crates reports

Breathe easy

1 Nov 19 New evidence that mild steel welding fume can cause lung cancer has added to the growing concern over respiratory disease in the construction industry. Damian Lynes outlines the risks and how they might be reduced

Into the void

1 Nov 19 With the capacity to store up to 7,000m3 of rainwater run-off, the new underground attenuation tank at Edinburgh Airport is Scotland’s biggest. David Taylor reports

Skeleton crew

1 Nov 19 The construction sector has the second-highest rate of work-related musculoskeletal disorders of any industry in the UK, according to figures from the Health & Safety Executive. Small wonder then, that contractors are watching the development of occupational exoskeletons with interest. Helena Russell reports

Breaking the HIV taboo

25 Oct 19 Temporary working, living away from home, poor diets and stress can all take their toll on workers’ physical and mental health. But should the sector also include HIV testing in workplace health screenings? Emma Crates reports on a groundbreaking pilot

Digging the dirt

25 Oct 19 Since 2017, testing and inspection group Socotec has seen a year-on-year doubling of the number of clients who require testing and monitoring of sites containing asbestos-contaminated soil.

Beam me up!

23 Oct 19 Hull-based contractor Spencer Group has become the first engineering business to adopt a new wearable device that allows users to monitor their emotional well-being. David Taylor reports

Uncertain times for steelwork specialists

27 Sep 19 With Brexit finally poised to happen and the UK’s second-largest steel producer up for sale with 5,000 jobs at risk, Jim Simpson examines the sector’s performance and prospects

Steel-framed space-saver

27 Sep 19 A high-rise rental apartment block under construction at Canary Wharf uses a diagrid system to optimise the structural steelwork on a constrained site. Helena Russell reports

New wine in old bottles

26 Sep 19 In what is believed to be a first for off-site construction, bespoke volumetric units have been installed within the shell of an existing building. David Taylor reports

Rochester bridge refurbishment

26 Sep 19 An important river crossing in Kent is being refurbished. David Taylor reports

Taller, faster, better – London’s latest super-tower

24 Sep 19 When 22 Bishopsgate is completed later this year it will not only be another landmark for the City of London but it will also be a demonstration of the ingenuity and expertise of the UK structural steel industry.

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