Plummmer wins regional building title

Benjamin Plummer of Broswick Builders has been named the Northern 2026 Master Builders CARTERS Apprentice of the Year. Second place went to Marco Coelho of TP Builders, while Zach Stibbe of Warwick Gair Builders placed third. All three apprentices were trained through BCITO. Plummer stood out for his enthusiasm for the trade, strong industry knowledge […] The post Plummmer wins regional building title appeared first on Building Today.

British Tunnelling Society chair on necessary changes to planning and delivery

With a career spanning five decades and involvement in projects around the world, the British Tunnelling Society’s (BTS) new chair – and Jacobs tunnels director for Europe – Alastair Smith has a depth of knowledge on tunnelling practices and insight into the industry like few… The post British Tunnelling Society chair on necessary changes to planning and delivery appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Sharing the knowledge the UK needs to keep the taps on

It’s a decisive moment for water infrastructure in the UK. The post Sharing the knowledge the UK needs to keep the taps on appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Delancey latest to scale back life sciences plans as Islington lab scheme becomes offices

KPF-designed proposals for north London’s Knowledge Quarter amended to ’better reflect today’s occupier requirements’

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.

How are you managing knowledge transfer on long projects when key team members leave or change roles mid-project?

Should all holders of the Globally respected CEng MICE have Civil Engineering Knowledge