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Interserve recruits transformation director

11 Dec 17 Interserve has recruited United Utilities director Sally Cabrini to help leads its turnaround.

CITB hands in notice to CSCS

8 Dec 17 The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has handed in its notice to the Construction Skills Certification Scheme.

Berkeley expects profits to fall 50% next year

8 Dec 17 House-builder Berkeley Group is on course for ever greater profits this year but is braced for a 50% fall next year as its business returns to what it calls more normal levels.

Berkeley plans prefab factory

8 Dec 17 House-builder Berkeley Group is planning to build modular housing components in a factory in Kent.

Berkeley promotes duo to main board

8 Dec 17 Berkeley Group has promoted Justin Tibaldi and Paul Vallone to its main board as executive directors.

£70m Inverness prison ITT in preparation

8 Dec 17 Tender documents are being prepared for the construction of a new £70m prison in Inverness.

Welsh government mandates project bank accounts

8 Dec 17 The devolved government of Wales has decided to use project bank accounts (PBAs) from 1st January 2018 on all building projects over £2m procured by government bodies.

Under-payers named and shamed

8 Dec 17 Oldham-based Heyrod Construction is among half a dozen construction firms named and shamed by the government today for underpaying workers.

Geotechnical group appoints hon sec

8 Dec 17 Nick Armstrong, a manager with Fugro’s site characterisation and geoconsulting business, has been appointed honorary secretary of the British Geotechnical Association.

Grenade discovery interrupts Cambridge ice rink earthworks

7 Dec 17 Mick George’s site preparation works for a new ice rink in Cambridge were briefly stalled this week by the discovery of unexploded Second World War grenades.

Fluor lands further $750m of Puerto Rico power repairs

7 Dec 17 The US Army Corps of Engineers has awarded Fluor additional work worth at least US$750m (£560m) for repairs to the power grid in Puerto Rico.

BAM takes €55m hit on Dutch lock project

7 Dec 17 Royal BAM Group has said that it expects to take a €55m (£48m) project loss this quarter on its sea lock project at Ijmuiden in the Netherlands.

Housing association fined £100k for HAVS failings

7 Dec 17 A housing association has been fined £100,000 for exposing maintenance workers to hand arm vibration syndrome (HAVS), caused by excessive use of power tools.

H&V contractors combine

7 Dec 17 Process engineering contractor Western Thermal has taken over pipework specialist Henderson Site Services

HSS sets out new targets

7 Dec 17 Loss-making HSS Hire Group has completed its strategic review and set out its priorities to repair the business.

Australian construction continues to expand

7 Dec 17 Momentum built in the Australian construction industry in November with the 10th consecutive month of expansion.

Cash retentions bill gets industry backing

6 Dec 17 Three industry associations have thrown their weight behind a backbench MP’s attempt to reform construction’s use of cash retentions, despite it being unlikely to succeed.

From Lavendon to Loxam

5 Dec 17 Wayne Smith managing director of Nationwide Platforms, tells Jim Simpson about the transition from Lavendon to Loxam.

Let there be light

5 Dec 17 Phil Bishop explores developments in temporary lighting towers for construction sites and finds a dynamic market

Building site census reveals full extent of reliance on migrant labour

5 Dec 17 One in five people working on house-building sites in England is a foreign national, a survey by the Home Builders Federation reveals.

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