BAM digital twin helps world’s largest Passivhaus school exceed energy targets

BAM has explained how a digital twin developed for the Dunfermline Learning Campus is helping optimise the performance of the world’s largest Passivhaus-certified educational building The post BAM digital twin helps world’s largest Passivhaus school exceed energy targets appeared first on Construction Management.

Interview: WSP experts on how AI is being used to save engineers’ time

Two WSP artificial intelligence (AI) experts have spoken to NCE on how the organisation is already using digital machine learning (ML) tools to reshape how the UK’s infrastructure is maintained. The post Interview: WSP experts on how AI is being used to save engineers’ time appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Real needs…

BuildNZ to deliver practical value across learning, trade engagement For builders and construction professionals, keeping skills current while running a viable business remains a constant challenge. Regulatory change, product innovation and shifting market conditions all require ongoing learning. In this context, BuildNZ, taking place at the Auckland Showgrounds on July 15 and 16, continues toContinue reading "Real needs…"

ECITB launches ‘next-generation learning identity’ inspired by video games

To mark Learning at Work Week, the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) has launched a new digital learning “ecosystem” inspired by the look and feel of 3D gaming environments. The post ECITB launches ‘next-generation learning identity’ inspired by video games appeared first on Construction Management.

Are Construction Degrees Becoming Less Valuable Than Real Site Experience?

A question that has been quietly gaining traction across the industry. For years, construction degrees have been positioned as the gateway into professional roles. Quantity surveyors, project managers, engineers and planners have traditionally followed the academic route before stepping onto site. But more and more people are beginning to ask whether that pathway still holds the same weight it once did.

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

5 Ways to Stand Out as a Contractor

Over the years we've learnt how to make ourselves stand out from the competition and we wanted to share our tips and tricks. It's not rocket science but sometimes seeing it all laid out can really help. If you have any other tips that you would add to the list I'd love to hear them too!

The water in the mix - The Bare Essentials of Concrete - Part 5

Learning outcomes: - How concrete changes over time and the importance of curing - The role water plays in strength and workability of concrete

Designing the Hybrid Office - Published by Harvard Business Review

From workplace to culture space, the office as a social anchor?

What is the role of a mechanical engineer in construction site of any building, factory etc?