Two Scottish contractors liable in asbestos claim

A judge in Scotland has found two building firms jointly liable for negligently exposing a former labourer – who is now suffering from mesothelioma – to asbestos. In an opinion issued on 1 April, Lord Harrower found MCM Building & Civil Engineering Construction Ltd and… The post Two Scottish contractors liable in asbestos claim appeared first on Construction News.

Nuclear Industry Association chief executive Tom Greatrex on the rebirth of the sector

Few industries have experienced a renaissance in public opinion and outlook quite like nuclear. The post Nuclear Industry Association chief executive Tom Greatrex on the rebirth of the sector appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

DfE research shows overwhelmingly positive public opinion on construction

The Department for Educations (DfE) has launched a new campaign promoting recruitment and training to match public opinion on construction. The post DfE research shows overwhelmingly positive public opinion on construction appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

Smarter Ways to Keep Buildings Spotless

Clean buildings make great first impressions. Whether it’s an office, apartment complex, or hospital, the moment someone steps inside, they start forming an opinion. A polished floor, dust-free air vents, and well-maintained restrooms tell people that your facility is cared for. But beyond appearances, cleanliness plays a much bigger role—it supports health, safety, and productivity. […] <p>The post Smarter Ways to Keep Buildings Spotless first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Thinking small is how the National Wealth Fund will power net zero

It’s difficult to remember a time when a government’s Budget or Spending Review didn’t divide opinion – one thing’s for certain, June’s review was no different. The post Thinking small is how the National Wealth Fund will power net zero appeared first on New Civil Engineer.