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Breaking into construction claims and disputes can feel daunting, especially when you’re trying to write a CV without years of “claims consultant” or “delay analyst” job titles behind you. The good news is that many professionals in this sector start out exactly where you are now.…
Read more »It's a candidate driven market, with 93% of employers reporting difficulties in recruiting qualified staff as the competition for experienced Quantity Surveyors (QS) remains fierce, driving remuneration packages upward to combat retention challenges.…
Read more »Project Schedulers have become indispensable across Canada. Their ability to create clarity, manage timelines and keep cross-functional teams aligned is often the difference between a successful project and one that falls behind so it is important to understand the depth and impact of this role.…
Read more »Professionals working as claims consultants, quantum experts, delay analysts, or dispute resolution specialists, typically pursue a combination of academic qualifications, professional memberships, and industry-recognised accreditation.…
Read more »My business development trip to Toronto was both productive and enjoyable. I forged new relationships, strengthened existing ones, and gained fresh insights into how the Canadian construction industry is evolving from P3 models to collaborative delivery approaches.…
Read more »After 55 years of trading, construction plant dealer Warwick Ward (Machinery) Ltd has collapsed into administration.
A committee of MPs has told the government that it will miss its net zero targets without more state intervention in construction skills training.
McLaren Construction has officially broken ground on the redevelopment of the Kop Stand at Wrexham AFC’s stadium.
A Cornish roofer has been fined after failing to comply with requests for information from a health & safety inspector.
Work has been approved to prepare the way for regeneration of 200 acres of the former Ravenscraig Steelworks in Scotland.
