Digitization: Bringing Systems Thinking to Infrastructure Projects

By Carol Massay The Institute of Civil Engineers (ICE) recently warned that the current approach to delivering complex infrastructure projects is at risk of becoming dangerously antiquated as the sector struggles to deal with increasingly complex systems. Here Carol Massay, head of construction at The Access Group, explains how the ongoing digitisation of civil construction […] The post Digitization: Bringing Systems Thinking to Infrastructure Projects appeared first on Civil + Structural Engineer magazine.

Metroun - Metroun Quantity Surveying Questions & Answers, 12102022

Metroun answer 3 questions:- Q1. What are the legal requirements for a non-citizen to work as a Qs or any job in the UK? Q2. Can you name companies available in the UK who offer part-time jobs to master students? Q3. What's the difference between a CQS and a PQS?

Metroun - 24 Quantity Surveying Terms You Need To Know, 17082022

When starting Quantity Surveying it can feel like everyone is speaking a different language. With lots of new terms and acronyms you may struggle to talk confidently in your job without feeling that you’re saying something silly like “what does an AFP stand for”? Of course this question isn’t silly at all, everyone must learn these words somewhere. For that reason, Metroun created this video to act as a concise glossary containing the most common QS terms & acronyms

Constructacademy - Cost Value Reconciliation, The Definitive Guide to CVRs, 20032021

This video explains the basics of a CVR, why they're useful and more importantly how to prepare one. This is the most requested topic from Constructacademy viewers and Richard Wimbush gives a comprehensive explanation of the CVR process. CVRs are an important tool in construction reporting but they are often misunderstood. This can be as a result of the CVR template being too complicated or poorly interpreted. If you want to know how to compile a CVR then look no further than this video

Metroun Quantity Surveying - Cost Value Reconciliation (CVR) Explained, 02062021

Cost Value Reconciliation (CVR) is a tool used during a construction project. Typically carried out once a month, this task fulfils the purpose of determining the profitability of a project throughout its lifecycle. This video explores CVRs in more detail.