An engineering expert is urging plant hire companies and site managers to check their onsite machinery’s health and safety certifications are up-to-date and valid.

As the UK works towards achieving net-zero carbon, we need to ensure concrete is doing its bit, says Paul Astle, Principal Structural Engineer at Ramboll, in this guest article.

Construction industry professionals engage in dangerous work. However, emerging technologies that are gaining traction more broadly could maximise construction worker safety, as this guest article explains…

This article explores some of the more interesting elements of the world’s most stunning examples of bridge engineering.

Instead of valuing rainwater as a precious resource, we treat it as waste that causes flooding, argues Kevin Reed, water recycling manager at SDS…

After March’s Budget, (and Covid-19 not withstanding) we can hope to see some exciting building programmes launched – Charlie Ayers, MD at SureCav, explains…

Council-owned housing companies ramped up their new-build housing targets by more than 70% in the space of just 12 months, a survey published today (28th April) reveals…

In failing to protect their workers, businesses can cause a great deal of pain and distress to affected employees and their families, explain CE Safety in this article.

Is it financially more beneficial to take on a project property or is buying brand new going to provide less of a headache? This article explores that question…

Russell Stilwell, Founder and MD of RSE and Constructionwise Minds/Mates in Mind Champion, looks at how the COVID-19 pandemic has reaffirmed the importance of mental health assistance in the construction industry.