Why Schedulers Are Burning Out, and What It Says About Our Tools

The post Why Schedulers Are Burning Out, and What It Says About Our Tools appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Walk the hallway of any general contractor’s office after 6 p.m. and a specific pattern repeats itself. The project managers have gone home. The estimators have gone home. The person still at the desk, pulling schedules apart and rebuilding them line by line, is the scheduler. This has been true for decades. What has changed […]

Ukrainians seek inspiration at UK universities

A group of Ukrainian academics and students have toured UK universities, as they develop plans for the rebuilding of the country's leading university, destroyed in Russia's expanded invasion of the country.

Apprentice of the Month: Katrina Moffatt, Benchmarx Kitchen & Joinery

Construction quantity surveying technician and designer with Benchmarx Kitchen and Joinery on rebuilding confidence, worries about AI and design creativity  and the joy of being on site  The post Apprentice of the Month: Katrina Moffatt, Benchmarx Kitchen & Joinery appeared first on Construction Management.

Willmott Dixon starts work on Nottinghamshire school

Construction has begun on a new secondary school in Kirkby-in-Ashfield as part of the national school rebuilding programme.

Mackintosh fire: delayed rebuild hinges on looming insurance hearing

The Architects’ Journal Mackintosh fire: delayed rebuild hinges on looming insurance hearing Progress on rebuilding the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) Mackintosh building could be decided by an insurance arbitration hearing next month The post Mackintosh fire: delayed rebuild hinges on looming insurance hearing appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia