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Sorry lads: this rule was made for good reason
It’s really disheartening to see ‘elf and safety’ hitting the headlines again for all the wrong reasons.
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How UK firms will build London's 510 new towers
There are more than 500 tall buildings currently in London’s construction pipeline. But against the backdrop of widespread skills shortages and the complications of Brexit, building them is presenting fresh challenges for the industry.
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Construction News digital edition – 22 June 2018
Network Rail abolishes retentions under new terms: Rail client to mandate 28-day payments, introduce project bank accounts and increase supplier financial checks across Control Period 6; Skills: Fresh data and political investigations are shedding more light on the impact Brexit is having and will have on skills shortages; London’s skyline: There are more than 500 tall buildings in London’s construction pipeline, but against the backdrop of widespread skills shortages and the complications ...
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25Jun92 JAPAN: DYNAPAC KENKI MOVES TO FACTORY NORTH OF TOKYO.
The Japanese manufacturing subsidiary of Swedish company Dynapac has moved to a new factory north of Tokyo.Dynapac Kenki says the move to a larger factory at Kitakawabe has been prompted by growing demand in Japan. The company claims to have turned the market round from static rollers to vibratory rollers since their introduction in 1974. CONSTRUCTION NEWS