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‘Inadequate planning’ causes three-quarters of errors by value, contractor study shows

Inadequate planning is the biggest cause of construction error by value, according to a new report from GIRI and CITB The post ‘Inadequate planning’ causes three-quarters of errors by value, contractor study shows appeared first on Construction Management.
Kier, Bam Nuttall, VolkerStevin and Taylor Woodrow avoided nearly £100M of project costs after training scheme

Four major UK construction and infrastructure firms avoided £92.6M worth of errors after signing up to a “landmark” training programme from the Get It Right Initiative (Giri) to reduce error in construction. The post Kier, Bam Nuttall, VolkerStevin and Taylor Woodrow avoided nearly £100M of project costs after training scheme appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
World-first construction tech could slash emissions — and save millions on infrastructure bill

New world-first technology developed to prevent design errors from cascading throughout the country’s most complex construction project to date could reduce cost overruns in New Zealand’s $275 billion infrastructure pipeline by millions of dollars, as well as cutting new building emissions by up to 80%, according to new data. Modelling from the Government’s $290 million […] The post World-first construction tech could slash emissions — and save millions on infrastructure bill appeared first on Building Today.
World-first construction tech could slash emissions — and save millions on infrastructure bill

New world-first technology developed to prevent design errors from cascading throughout the country’s most complex construction project to date could reduce cost overruns in New Zealand’s $275 billion infrastructure pipeline by millions of dollars, as well as cutting new building emissions by up to 80%, according to new data. Modelling from the Government’s $290 million […] The post World-first construction tech could slash emissions — and save millions on infrastructure bill appeared first on Building Today.
Stop rework in its tracks

Rework remains one of the industry’s most significant hidden financial burdens, impacting on contractor profit margins and sustainable efforts. With avoidable errors estimated to cost around £5bn a year in the UK alone, here Ben Wallbank from Trimble explores how connected, digital workflows can help stop rework in its tracks. The post Stop rework in its tracks appeared first on Construction Management.