“Oh no! It’s not the right plan, there’s something missing. I’ll have to improvise.” What are the most important documents and papers in your industry? Whether you are a planner, external expert or construction company,… Read more
Subcontractor management is one of the most important activities in any construction project. Whether you are the lead contractor or you run a subcontracting business, you need a reliable way to organise your teams’ time… Read more
The coronavirus pandemic has massively impacted construction sites around the world. While some construction staff are considered ‘key workers’, most industry professionals are currently working from home. From project managers to customers to architects, if… Read more
There are few industries that face the same variety of risks as construction. A risk is any plausible event that would derail your plans. And accounting for every possible risk in construction projects is very… Read more
Building Information Modelling (BIM) has had an enormous impact on the construction industry over the past decade. However, while BIM software is widely used at large firms, a 2019 National BIM Survey showed that almost… Read more
Construction administration is a useful technique for making projects run more smoothly. It requires the architect, who knows the building design best, to remain involved in the project even after they have finished their drawings…. Read more
Subcontractors are a valuable asset in construction projects. They provide necessary specialised skill sets and industry knowledge. However, there are many things to consider when hiring a subcontractor, from individual contracts and payments to non-disclosure… Read more
The UK’s medical real estate sector is one of the largest and most dynamic in the world. According to global property adviser Knight Frank, the sector saw £1.32 billion’s worth of investment in 2017 alone. What… Read more
Completing a construction site audit is never an easy task. The word ‘audit’ alone brings connotations of judgement and the threat of repercussions.
Facilities managers (FM) are on the frontline of the battle against climate change. Residential and commercial properties consume some 40% of global energy.
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