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Male, Believed to Be Project Worker, Dies in Fall on STO Building Group London Site
Details are scant on ID and job role of male said to be “in his 30s” who fell from an upper floor of contractor's office renovation site, but firm says fatal incident is not linked to “safety violation.”
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Man dies after fall at Mayfair construction site
A man died after falling from height at a construction site in central London yesterday. The man, who was in his thirties, was pronounced dead at the scene in Mayfair. A Metropolitan Police spokesperson said the force was called to the site, which is at… The post Man dies after fall at Mayfair construction site appeared first on Construction News.
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MGF partners with Terra Infrastructure in Europe
UK excavation safety specialist MGF has announced a partnership with Terra Infrastructure, owner of E+S and UK equipment supplier AGD, who will distribute its shoring equipment to Europe.
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Who owns construction knowledge in the age of AI?
If AI is going to help construction learn from its own knowledge, the industry should take an active role in shaping how that knowledge is governed and used, argues Zacharias Fotos MCIOB. The post Who owns construction knowledge in the age of AI? appeared first on Construction Management.
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Allison Homes hires Persimmon’s UK boss as chief executive
Iain McPherson succeeds John Anderson, who moves to non-exec post
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Case study - Office design companies fined over £7m for bid rigging
Lessons from the CMA's investigation into office design companies who broke competition law by cover bidding.
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Case study - Concrete companies: construction cartel
Lessons from the CMA’s investigation into 3 concrete companies who broke competition law by taking part in a business cartel.
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HS2 Archaeology Update: Uncovering Coleshill - Episode 2 - Coleshill Manor
On an archaeological dig along the route of HS2, archaeologists have uncovered signs of occupation from the prehistoric to the nineteenth century. Early excavations revealed signs of bronze age, iron age, and Roman people but what archaeologists didn't expect to find was the well-preserved remains of an extensive Elizabethan Garden.
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Construction Infographic: Your Guide For Digital Transformation in Construction
Download FlowForma's latest infographic based on industry research and customer insights, to guide you as you accelerate out of lockdowns and lock-in on digitization benefits in construction.
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