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Tilbury Douglas appoints new head of digital

Tilbury Douglas has appointed Aneesa Mulla as the new head of digital to focus on its digital transformation strategy and MMC.

Godwin Developments appoints new construction director

Godwin Developments has appointed Michael Jones as construction director to lead the business’ construction and development functions.

Costain technology director joins Atkins

Atkins has appointed John Batterbee to lead its new applied technology practice, which has been formed in response to a growing demand for digital and technology capabilities.

BBA appoints new operations director

Tara Deller-Hoy has been announced as the British Board of Agremént’s (BBA) new operations director, further strengthening the organisation’s senior management team.

Why Women in Planning launched a Mentoring Scheme

Women in Planning marked International Women’s Day with the launch of its new Mentoring Scheme. Jessica Herrity of Aspbury Planning, chair of Women in Planning East Midlands, and Emma Cartledge-Taylor of Shoosmiths, chair of Women in Planning West Midlands, discuss why the scheme is needed and the overwhelming response from the industry.

BAM Construction appoints new director

BAM Construction has appointed Jim Ward as its new regional director for Scotland.

NHBC NVQ campaign: Spotlight on CALA Homes

NHBC passed a major milestone at the start of 2021, having welcomed more than 5,000 candidates through its construction NVQ training programmes. Find out more here.

Eave makes new senior appointment

Eave has appointed Paul Watson to develop its operations capability, Paul is an experienced operations director whose leadership was instrumental to the growth of both Kelvin Hughes and Racal Acoustics.

Hannah Vickers steps down from ACE to join Mace

Hannah Vickers, chief executive of the Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE) is stepping down to join Mace.

Andy Outram appointed as new chairperson of CSIC

Turner & Townsend director Andy Outram has been appointed as Construction Scotland Innovation Centre’s (CSIC) new chairperson.

Building and renovation firm moves to four-day working week

The move to a four-day working week is the result of a consultation Orocco had with its workforce in a bid to improve work/life balance

Rogue trader jailed after filling quarry with dangerous waste

Mark Foley of Cardiff has been jailed for 2 years and 3 months for illegally disposing of 100,000 tonnes of waste at Stowey Quarry, a former limestone quarry near Chew Valley reservoir.

CITB reveals plans for new recruits in England

The CITB’s England Plan aims to help employers with their immediate skills needs, offer clear information to attract new recruits, and tackle long-term challenges.

CIBSE appoints Ruth Carter as new CEO

CIBSE has appointed Ruth Carter as chief executive officer, succeeding Stephen Matthews who retires after 15 years.

CSIC to deliver Passivhaus in Practice programme for Scottish workers

Construction Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC) has launched a new initiative to train construction sector professionals in Passivhaus standards.

Dominvs hires new construction director

Dominvs Group has appointed former Goldman Sachs and Multiplex executive, John Ko as its new construction director.

Balfour Beatty VINCI pledges commitment to ‘kickstart’ programme

Balfour Beatty VINCI is offering young people who are out of work the opportunity to kickstart their career at HS2, providing 30 placements this year.

Flexible working policy will ‘benefit the whole construction industry’

BAM says the new flexible working policy will not only provide a better work-life balance for its people but could also open-up construction as a career to hundreds of thousands of people from more varied backgrounds.

Tilbury Douglas appoints new infrastructure director

Tilbury Douglas has appointed Paul Thain as its new commercial director for infrastructure.

CITB reveals plan to protect training and tackle skills challenges

CITB’s 2021/22 business plan, published today (Tuesday 30 March), looks at employers’ core skills and training needs and tackling long-term people and skills challenges underpin.

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