Blog posts on Construction

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Exploring Sustainability in Construction

In an era of increasing environmental awareness and the imperative for sustainable practices, the construction industry is undergoing a significant transformation. As the world recognises the critical role of construction in shaping a sustainable future,…

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Digital Transformation in construction

With more than 4 out of every 5 European construction companies currently planning to use digital transformation to boost their productivity by 14%-15%, the question is: can you afford to be left behind? But what…

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Building Safety Act 2022 Compliance

The construction industry is constantly evolving, and safety regulations must evolve alongside it. The Building Safety Act 2022 is a new regulatory framework to improve safety and security in high-rise buildings. This legislation is in…

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The Essential Guide to understanding Part L Compliance

Building regulations in the construction industry serve as guidelines that ensure buildings’ safety, efficiency, and sustainability. Compliance with these regulations is mandatory for all new buildings and any building undergoing major renovation or change of…

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QR codes in construction

QR codes are appearing more readily in everywhere you look – you’ve probably seen those black and white boxes on advertisements, on tickets or at events. Many restaurants began placing them on tables for touch-free…

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Productivity index in construction: 9 countries compared

Since 2004, productivity in construction in the UK has fallen almost continuously. If we look at the productivity index in construction, we notice that it has nearly halved in the last 18 years. Within this…

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Complete Guide on Fire Doors, Fire Exit Doors & External Fire Doors Regulations

Fire-stopping doors are a barrier against the spread of fire, heat, and smoke, reducing their impact while giving residents ample time to flee to safety. Following the Victoria Hall Disaster in Sunderland, fire safety standards…