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Kier launches new modern slavery training initiative
Kier has announced its new initiative to train its mental first aiders to spot the signs of modern slavery and exploitation in the workplace.
Number of migrant construction workers falls whilst demand rises
The Construction Industry Training Board’s (CITB) annual migration report has revealed that the construction migrant workforce continues to fall and at a worryingly rapid speed, meanwhile demand, costs, and wages surge.
Riverside Scotland provides affordable modular housing to veteran families
Riverside Scotland has opened up the ‘nation’s largest’ affordable modular housing development, with four homes being allocated to military veteran households.
Willmott Dixon launches NEET training programme in Bedfordshire
Willmott Dixon has launched a new NEET training programme in Bedfordshire, which will provide a glimpse into life in the construction industry to at least 10 young people.
HE Simm appoints new MD to head up engineering division
HE Simm Group has appointed Marcus Wallis to head up its engineering division in the South.
Building skills for offsite timber construction post-Covid
Professor Robert Hairstans, head of the Centre for Offsite Construction & Innovative Structures at Edinburgh Napier University, assesses how further education must adapt to the needs of the industry amid a pandemic.
Government yet to define what a ‘green job’ is, as MPs...
Despite announcements committing millions of pounds to green jobs initiatives, the government is yet to define what a ‘green job’ is, says the Environmental Audit Committee.
JV to deliver first UK multi-storey industrial development
Developers St George and SEGROÂ have teamed up to deliver the first urban multi-storey industrial development in the UK.
Seeing is believing – Women can power the future of building...
The current skills shortage across building control has left the industry crying out for new talent. There is a real opportunity to fill this gap with women, says Jane Keely, director at Assent Building Control.
Mitigating mega project risk: Could closer community involvement help?
Working with local communities can reduce the impact of mega projects and add social value, but could more be done to promote the benefits of community engagement?
Graham welcomes next generation of talent
Graham has welcomed its next cohort from its Graduate Apprenticeship Programme, which gives company employees the opportunity to gain higher education via the workplace.
Amey launches opportunity action plan to boost social mobility
Amey has launched the Opportunity Action Plan, a series of challenges to address a lack of social mobility in some of the country’s most deprived regions.
Students to gain access to construction sites with new SKILLcard
SKILLcard has launched a new card for the growing number of students who need access to construction sites to complement their placements.
Construction underway on new Aylesbury secondary school
Construction has started on the new Kingsbrook Secondary School, a £35m low carbon sixth form entry secondary school in Aylesbury.
Flying the flag for digital transformation in construction
BIM has changed and evolved so much over the years, but the UK cannot rest on its laurels if it is to uphold its reputation as world leaders, says Sean Keyes, managing director at Sutcliffe.
Skills Centre offers free construction training to plug skills gap
The Skills Centre is offering free construction training and job interview opportunities around five sites in the Greater London area, north Kent and also across the West Midlands.
Tolent bags £17m contract to deliver new homes in West Yorkshire
Tolent has secured a £17.7m contract from Yorkshire Housing to deliver 113 new homes in West Yorkshire.
VolkerFitzpatrick to deliver new mixed-use development in London
VolkerFitzpatrick has been awarded a £29m contract by Reef Group to deliver The Apex, one of six mixed-use new builds forming the ‘Tribeca’ development in the heart of King’s Cross.
Wates appointed to Grahame Park regeneration in Colindale
Wates Residential, part of the Wates Group, has been appointed by Notting Hill Genesis to deliver the first 209 mixed-tenure homes of the next stage of the regeneration of Grahame Park, Barnet’s largest housing estate, located in Colindale.
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.
CIOB and CWIC launch VR construction experience for students
The CIOB and Construction Wales Innovation Centre have launched a virtual reality experience for students, designed to provide interesting and engaging ‘live, on-site’ learning opportunities.
RED Construction appoints new head of learning and development
RED Construction has appointed Nikki Treweek as the head of learning and development to form part of the company’s strategy to develop and support new and existing employees.
Grahams wins £79.5m Clyde road bridge contract
A £79.5m contract to build the first opening road bridge over the River Clyde and create new connections into Scotland’s manufacturing innovation district has been approved.
Edwin James Group brands align to support growth
Edwin James Group is aligning its brands – Jex Process Services will become EJ Musk Process Services, and Korrie Technical Services will join forces with the EJ Parker Technical Services.
Wates hands over Gibside SEN School for Gateshead Council
Wates Construction has completed its first project for Gateshead Council with the delivery of a new £12m school for children with special educational needs (SEN).
Birmingham uni launches new fire engineering course
A new fire engineering course has been launched by Birmingham City University to address post-Grenfell skills shortage concerns.