How Branded Workwear Improves Health and Safety on Construction Sites

The post How Branded Workwear Improves Health and Safety on Construction Sites appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Health and safety on a construction site usually gets discussed in terms of hard hats, harnesses, and toolbox talks. Workwear branding rarely comes up in the same conversation, treated as a marketing decision rather than a safety one. That separation doesn’t hold up well once you look at how visibility, accountability, and quick identification actually […]

Japan’s Shimizu tests humanoid AI robots on site

Shimizu, one of Japan’s largest contractors, is conducting field trials of humanoid robots controlled by AI on construction sites in response to severe labour shortages and to boost productivity. The… The post Japan’s Shimizu tests humanoid AI robots on site appeared first on Global Construction Review.

McLaren to deploy FieldAI robots

McLaren Construction will deploy autonomous robots from FieldAI on its construction sites.

Hind site: the back-office benefits of using AI

AI is starting to be deployed on live sites, but it is also becoming more widespread elsewhere in the project lifecycle. After looking at how AI is used on construction sites last month, CN examines its offsite application The post Hind site: the back-office benefits of using AI appeared first on Construction News.

Early-Season Heat Puts Focus on Worker Acclimatization Across Construction Sites

As a heat wave pushes heat index values toward 100°F, contractors say the biggest risk may not be the temperature itself.

Tideway London, TUNNEL VISION: Episode 7 - Creating new land in the Thames

With 24 construction sites, many right in the heart of London, how does the Tideway project create enough space to build the #SuperSewer? This episode of Tunnel Vision looks at how cofferdams are constructed, how fish are rescued as these structures are built into the Thames, and how some will be turned into new public spaces for London.

Best practices for mitigating soil erosion on steep construction sites?