Quantity Surveying & Construction Jobs
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Quantity Surveying & Construction Jobs
UK - Hong Kong - Canada - Worldwide
18 November 2021
I'm often asked for advice by international candidates who are struggling to secure positions in the UK construction industry, due to the reluctance of some employers to sponsor employment visas.
19 October 2021
Having a great looking CV can be the difference between you getting the opportunity to attend an interview for a job role and selling yourself face to face to an employer and not. Therefore, it is certainly worth investing time and effort to make sure that your CV is reflecting you in the best light.
18 August 2021
If you feel that one of the various MSc/LLM courses in Construction Law aren't quite right for you, here are 4 alternative training providers you may wish to consider.
22 June 2021
If you’re looking to further your career in a construction claims and disputes role, one of the most valuable qualifications you can achieve is a Masters in Construction Law.
7 May 2021
In a recent poll, 72% of construction professionals with an interest in claims and disputes stated that they would be most interested in hearing career advice.
20 April 2021
We're excited to announce the launch of a new Maxim group on LinkedIn, dedicated to professionals interested in moving to claims and disputes.
22 March 2021
Tips and hints to establish if an Expert Witness role what you think it is.
24 February 2021
What do similarly qualified professionals to you earn? Read our salary survey to find out.
16 December 2020
When expert evidence is called for in a court of law…it’s time to call in the expert witness.
19 October 2020
I love my job more than ever despite the world right now.
17 September 2020
Delayed projects are likely to be a significant feature of the coming months, as productivity reduces or changes as a result of COVID-19.
26 August 2020
If you are expecting an article that points at Covid for the troubles in the construction market, this is not it. Even before Covid emerged, contractors had little wiggle room to absorb even moderate