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G&H launches new building performance service

Construction Enquirer

Mechanical, electrical and public health specialist G&H is expanding its service offering with the creation of building performance. This strategic expansion has led to G&H successfully securing a contract with UK property investment and development company, CEG.

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Raft of SME firms win £94m framework places

Construction Enquirer

Emma Mottram, director of operations at EN:Procure, said: “The asbestos and demolition sector is of huge importance to the construction industry, with projects needing careful planning to protect workers and the public when dealing with this hazardous material that can have serious legal and health-related consequences. “We

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Attracting the next generation of construction workers

CCR Magazine

These skills foster client trust and lower barriers to entry by making your company more competitive in securing future contracts. They value benefits that contribute to their overall well-being, such as health insurance, retirement plans and mental health support — which is especially important in the construction industry.

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Best Practices for Ensuring Clean Drinking Water on Construction Sites

UK Construction Blog

Construction site managers are responsible for the health and wellbeing of the staff who operate on their work sites. This includes providing safe, clean drinking water that complies with the UK standards that regulate drinking water on construction sites.

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Construction Accounting Explained: Key Terms, Tools, and Techniques

Buildern

Construction accounting typically relies on two revenue recognition methods: Percentage of Completion (POC) for ongoing projects and the Completed Contract method for simpler and smaller projects. This data is essential for understanding a construction project’s financial health and making sound business decisions.

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Understanding Your Legal Responsibilities for Working at Height in the UK

UK Construction Blog

Specialist firms like Altus Safety support organisations across sectors in navigating these regulations, but ultimate responsibility always lies with those controlling the work. The Legal Framework: Work at Height Regulations 2005 The main legislation covering work at height is the Work at Height Regulations 2005.

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Portable Toilet Hire for Construction Sites: Key Considerations

CCR Magazine

This comprehensive guide explains how to hire portable toilets for construction sites in New Zealand with details on necessary regulations and practical tips to avoid future complications. The Health and Safety at Work Act in New Zealand requires construction sites to have adequate toilet facilities.