Scaffolders’ body set to leave CSCS card scheme

The Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme (CISRS) is set to leave the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS). The scaffolding training body has given notice that it will withdraw from the CSCS card scheme on 1 June 2027, because of potential legal issues if it remains.… The post Scaffolders’ body set to leave CSCS card scheme appeared first on Construction News.

Actis renews its commitment to United Nations CSR initiative

Pan-European insulation specialist Actis has renewed its commitment to the world’s largest sustainability and corporate social responsibility initiative - the United Nations ‘Global Compact’ for a sustainable future.

Grayson upgrades green certification

Grayson has achieved ISO 14068 carbon neutrality certification, after working to reduce waste and increasing renewable energy generation.

Is continuous compliance the answer to building safety regulation?

Building safety reform is quietly shifting the industry from point-in-time certification to continuous compliance, argues Gary Ng of viAct. The post Is continuous compliance the answer to building safety regulation? appeared first on Construction Management.

One in five CSCS Alliance cards goes to under-25s

Almost one in five key competence certificates went to young workers last year, fresh data has revealed. The CSCS Alliance, a group of 37 validation schemes permitted to use the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) logo, said 19 per cent of all such cards issued… The post One in five CSCS Alliance cards goes to under-25s appeared first on Construction News.

Metroun - QS Basics - Value Of Work Done (VOWD) Explained, 22022023

One of the main responsibilities you have as a Quantity Surveyor is to value work that has been carried out on a project. This video explores the "VOWD" process - Value of Work Done

Big Think - Are robots really taking our jobs - Jamie Merisotis, 13042022

Are the robots coming for our jobs? Not for those with the training and skills needed in today’s economy. And in nearly all cases, that means the people with education beyond high school. This video touches on how jobs and roles will evolve in a changing workplace and how eduction and training will need to respond and assist in meeting the new demands

What can be done to meet AIS requirements if the fabricator cannot provide certification for custom stainless steel legs that have already been made?