Quantity Surveying & Construction Jobs
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25 March 2019
The busy rail sector across Canada sees demand rise for rail systems engineers, rail electrification engineers, signalling engineers, and design managers.
14 March 2019
Japan’s recently passed law allowing casinos is attracting significant investment and sees us recruiting for commercial staff in the region.
11 March 2019
Crane surveys reveal regional hotspots of construction activity – and construction job opportunities. See which cities have the most cranes this year.
25 February 2019
Maxim’s new office in Toronto, Canada opened its doors in January 2019, helping match construction professionals with employers and roles across Canada.
22 February 2019
Where did quality assurance come from, and why do we need it? See how quality assurance managers have a crucial role to play in construction projects.
7 February 2019
Laing O’Rourke’s Canadian hospital project shows how a little local knowledge can go a long way towards achieving your career goals.
21 January 2019
Canada is undergoing an infrastructure boom not seen in decades – here’s the latest projects hitting the ground this year and what roles are required.
11 January 2019
Hong Kong’s appetite for concrete and cement needs to be curbed to meet CO2 emission reduction targets, but what technology is available and how can you help?
12 December 2018
When is a project manager ready to step up as a programme manager? Find out what skills you already have for this key role and what it involves.
7 December 2018
Discover the many areas of rail systems engineering and the opportunities available for rail design engineers, managers, and systems integration engineers.
27 November 2018
Being new to the construction industry and the recruitment industry, I am quickly learning about acronyms in the construction world. There is a special language just for people in the industry and it takes a while to key in to all the buzz words and letters.
21 November 2018
Moving into a specialist construction claims and disputes role can be a highly rewarding and financially lucrative career decision. It’s most common for candidates to start their career in more traditional construction roles such as Quantity Surveying, Project Management, Planning or Engineering before deciding to specialise in claims and disputes work.