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In today's competitive hiring market, simply posting a job ad and waiting for the right applicant to apply won’t cut it. With growing demand, talent shortages, and shifting candidate expectations, construction firms must adapt their recruitment strategies or risk being left behind.…
Read more »We specialise in helping global firms source the best UK-based talent for overseas opportunities. Here's how to optimise your recruitment strategy and stand out in a busy construction job site marketplace.…
Read more »Whilst on the face of it, using a construction recruitment consultancy may seem to increase the cost of recruitment, if you are looking to build a high quality and profitable workforce that meets client needs, a construction recruitment consultancy service is well worth the cost. Lets take a look at this further.…
Read more »At first glance, both Quantity Surveyors and Estimators are concerned with costs. They work with numbers, evaluate drawings and specifications, and aim to ensure that construction projects remain financially viable. However, their involvement in a project's lifecycle—and the purpose of their cost-related work—differs significantly.…
Read more »Working abroad as a Quantity Surveyor isn’t just a career move — it’s a life-changing experience. Whether you’re drawn to the innovation of Norway, the tax-free rewards of Dubai, the relaxed pace of Barbados, the natural beauty of Canada, or the structured progression in the UK, each destination offers a unique blend of opportunity, growth, and lifestyle.…
Read more »Civil engineering contractor Octavius Infrastructure has achieved record growth for the second successive year.
Komatsu is now offering excavators with GPS machine guidance technology already fitted.
House-builder Vistry Group has acquired the 139-hectare site of the former Rugeley power station in Staffordshire.
A new smartphone application can help eliminate the people-plant interface risk on construction sites, its developers claim .
Contrary to other analyses, latest official estimates reckon that the British construction industry is growing.
