Quantity Surveying & Construction Jobs
UK - Hong Kong - Canada - Worldwide
17 May 2022
The construction industry in the UK is undeniably large, providing a tenth of the UK’s gross domestic product, employing 2.4 million people, and contributing over £117 billion in 2019 alone.
17 May 2022
The ICWCI Conference brought together Clerk of Works members of the ICWCI along with guests, speakers and sponsors. It was an amazing opportunity to network with like-minded individuals and to learn about he latest developments and trends in the construction industry.
5 May 2022
Find out more about construction industry jobs for HS2 with our fast track summary.
21 April 2022
The ICWCI Conference and the Building on Quality Awards 2022 is on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th May 2022 in Dublin.
21 April 2022
During 2021 we undertook our first salary benchmarking exercise for the UK which gained much attention. Here we present updated results with new data.
19 April 2022
What is the job availability and employee availability actually like in Hong Kong?
19 April 2022
Here we discuss the green credentials of construction sectors for a green and sustainable future.
4 April 2022
This infamous phenomenon isn’t only found in UK construction jobs but in construction jobs abroad as well. This article will look at some of the main culprits for high expenditure within the construction industry sectors.
25 March 2022
In this blog, we will investigate and explore further the effects HS2 will have on the UK construction industry. We dive further into the different phases of the HS2 project.
25 March 2022
Construction site management roles typically overlap and can sometimes confuse the uninitiated, particularly as job titles may differ from equivalent roles on Hong Kong construction sites.
25 March 2022
We've complied some of the pros and cons Quantity Surveyor candidates should carefully consider before choosing the size of their next employer for their next quantity surveying or cost management job.
17 March 2022
Is the Quantity Surveyor role in decline, in high demand or is it plodding along minding its own business?