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LEED v5 Lands in Canada: Insights and Reactions from Across the Industry

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For developers navigating pressure from investors, regulators, and tenants to deliver low-carbon buildings, these requirements provide a much-needed framework to bring those goals to fruition. Required resilience Climate risks to real estate—both physical and financial—are increasing.

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Bauer secures piling for Beckton depot expansion

The Construction Index

The project is on the former Beckton Gas Works brownfield site so additional environmental measures are required throughout construction to mitigate ground contamination risks and health hazards The expansion also includes the extension of southern sidings and the creation of new northern sidings to accommodate 15 complete train units.

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Robot brickie builds Durham houses

The Construction Index

The first demonstration model of the mobile robot was tested by Wienerberger Czech Republic and KM Robotics on a construction site near Prague in July and October 2020. There are plans to increases it reach to five metres.

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Boot begins Sheffield children's hospital

The Construction Index

Breaking ground on the National Centre for Child Health Technology Henry Boot Construction has broken ground on the National Centre for Child Health Technology (NCCHT) in Sheffield. The National Centre for Child Health Technology is a significant milestone for our 150th anniversary. Email news@theconstructionindex.co.uk

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Roofer fined for lack of edge protection

The Construction Index

It wasnt an especially high roof fall but edge protection should still have been put in The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) prosecuted roofing contractor Gary Smith for failing to provide edge protection for subcontractors. The result was that a worker suffered serious injuries after falling from a flat roof.

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Southwark picks Bouygues to build key worker housing

The Construction Index

Changes at Barratt North East 6 hours Promotion for Moore as Milburn retires Quality group calls for HSE to lose Building Safety Regulator 6 hours The Health & Safety Executive is proving to be the wrong body to host the Building Safety Regulator, it is being argued.

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Demolition firm fined after worker’s fall

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the warehouse in Aberdeen Lawrie (Demolition) Limited admitted breaching safety regulations when working as principal contractor on the demolition of a vacant warehouse in Aberdeen. On 25 th May 2023, 42-year-old Sylwester Zdunczyk was working with a team on the warehouse roof, removing aluminium over-sheeting.