News tagged Errors
  • Boost Efficiency and Profit with Truck Scales

    Weighing truck loads accurately and efficiently is fundamental across transportation operations, be it for compliance, overload prevention or inventory planning. However, traditional truck scale systems severely constrain productivity and profits through fixed concrete setups obstructing traffic flows once installed. These outdated platforms also compel manual processes prone to errors while lacking data capabilities for visibility. […] The post Boost Efficiency and Profit with Truck Scales first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.

  • Report names tech ‘most likely’ to stop defects

    Adopting technology can help construction firms reduce errors, a new report claims – but only if it is implemented alongside cultural changes. The Get it Right Initiative (GIRI), a membership organisation aiming to eliminate defects from construction, say that errors cost the industry up to £25bn… The post Report names tech ‘most likely’ to stop defects appeared first on Construction News.

  • Comsa Digitizes Renovation of Century-old Bridge  in Cabrianes, Barcelona

    Bentley’s Integrated BIM Applications Optimize Design and Construction Monitoring, Reducing On-site Errors By Amy Heffner, Director, Product Marketing, Bentley Systems Reconstructing a Historic Bridge Over the Llobregat River Located in the Bajes region of Barcelona, the Cabrianes Bridge is a century-old structure spanning the Llobregat River along the Carretera B-430 road. To improve safety, service, […]

  • Sisk heading to court in ‘high seven figure’ dispute over designs for bridges over DLR and Jubilee line

    Berkeley Homes and John Sisk & Son (Sisk) could be going to a High Court dispute over alleged omissions and errors in designs in bridges over the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and Jubilee line with a value of “high seven figures” attached. The post Sisk heading to court in ‘high seven figure’ dispute over designs for bridges over DLR and Jubilee line appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

  • CMA accused of ‘errors’ over cover-bidding fines

    Two contractors fined a combined £22m for taking part in the demolition sector’s cover-bidding scandal have lodged appeals, claiming the competition watchdog made errors over defining the relevant market. In March, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) fined Keltbray, Squibb Group and eight other firms… The post CMA accused of ‘errors’ over cover-bidding fines appeared first on Construction News.

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