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Keller restructures North American businesses

14 Jul 19 Keller is planning to integrate all of its North American foundations businesses into a single company from the start of 2020.

Scotland strengthens fire safety regs

14 Jul 19 More stringent fire safety provisions will come into force in Scotland on 1st October as part of changes to building standards.

Rescue specialist Alan Lovell is new Interserve chairman

12 Jul 19 Interserve has named Alan Lovell, who specialises in basket-case construction companies, as its new chairman.

Aspin in administration

12 Jul 19 Specialist rail contractor Aspin Group has been put into administration little more than a year after it was taken over by venture capitalists.

Construction worker loses leg due to sling failure

12 Jul 19 Lifting slings stretched across sharp metal edges caused shearing and ultimate failure, dropping a heavy metal staircase section on to one of the installation crew.

Telford Homes challenged on choice of auditor

12 Jul 19 Telford Homes shareholders staged a revolt yesterday against the reappointment of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) as the company’s auditor.

Trailblazer apprenticeship developed for fit-out sector

12 Jul 19 FIS, the trade association for the finishes and interiors sector, has secured £14,000 funding for the delivery of the new interior systems trailblazer apprenticeship.

Network Rail commits £70m to improving track worker safety

11 Jul 19 Network Rail has responded to pressure from the railway safety regulator to step up its efforts to safeguard the workers who maintain and repair its tracks.

Contractor fined £20k for silica dust exposure

11 Jul 19 Just a day after the launch of a parliamentary inquiry into the impact of silicosis on construction workers comes news of a contractor fined £20,000 for failing to manage the risks.

Landsec starts hunt for new leader

11 Jul 19 Property developer Land Securities is looking for a new chief executive after Robert Noel announced that he intends to move on next year.

Caddick Construction adds to board

11 Jul 19 Caddick Group has promoted two senior employees to the board of its Caddick Construction subsidiary.

Another big shed for GMI

11 Jul 19 Leeds-based GMI Construction Group has won a £20m contract to build a new 430,000 sq ft industrial development for Evans Property Group at Fradley Park in Lichfield.

Construction output flatlines

10 Jul 19 Latest numbers from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) indicate that there was zero growth in construction output in Great Britain this past spring.

Sheffield projects scrapped as Chinese backer withdraws

10 Jul 19 Three years ago Sheffield City Council leaders returned from a trip to China with a deal to fund major projects in the city. Since then, nothing has been built and now the planned partnership has been scrapped.

Barratt set to beat expectations

10 Jul 19 Britain’s biggest house-builder built more homes in the past year, more profitably, and is set to publish financial results ahead of market expectations.

MPs probe construction worker disease

10 Jul 19 A parliamentary inquiry has been launched into the impact that silicosis, a life-shortening lung disease, has on construction workers and their families.

Build UK agrees next steps on retentions reform

10 Jul 19 Build UK, the trade association that includes both major contractors and many of their suppliers, has published a set of minimum standards on the use of retention payments in the industry.

Trials show viability of hybrid power for commercial vehicles

9 Jul 19 Trials by Ford Motor Company involving several construction firms and their suppliers have concluded that hybrid electric vans present ‘a practical, accessible solution’ for cleaner air in cities.

Durtnell supply chain braced for losses

9 Jul 19 The Specialist Engineering Contractors’ (SEC) Group has warned that the collapse of Britain’s oldest building firm is further evidence of financial crisis hitting the industry.

Higher project costs force BAM to lower full-year outlook

8 Jul 19 BAM is set to report a loss for the first half this year and is predicting that its before-tax margin for 2019 will be half of last year’s figure.

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