Some project and programme teams are taking radical action to address procurement-related risks, explains Andrew Cullis, of Equib.

From concrete, metals and asphalt to wood, glass, paper and plastics, this sector produces waste from a number of materials that are recyclable. There’s plenty of scope, then, for construction businesses to change their practices to reduce waste through recycling.

Warren Lynes, Managing Director at OnSite Support, looks at how optimising deliveries with a data driven approach can reduce carbon emissions.

Searching for the best flooring for your home office? Whether you are setting up a home-based business, or you have simply switched to remote working, having a dedicated office space is important.

Renovating your home can be exciting and gives your house or apartment a new lease of life. However, there’s a few things you should think about first. Here are some pointers to consider before you start your big home change.

This guest article sees Amy Holmes, senior PR account executive at Harris Creative, outline several key practices for businesses to keep the conversation going during difficult times.

Adopting a more robust approach to risk management in these early stages, however, could improve project outcomes significantly, explains Jacqueline Hughes, senior risk analyst at risk management consultancy, Equib. 

Roof membranes play an important role in excluding water and ensuring the rest of the structure has protection. But exactly how are they made, and what function do they serve?

Ed Williams, Senior Team Lead at ProjectPro, lists technologies that can help construction professionals to improve project safety in the near future.

With so much uncertainty over jobs at the moment, you may be thinking about retraining into a profession that is always going to be needed.