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Construction Site Hearing Issues: How Noise Damages Workers’ Health & Prevention Tips

UK Construction Blog

Legal obligations require employers to assess, control, and review noise exposure under the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005, providing mandatory hearing protection at 80 dB and health surveillance for at-risk workers. Impact drivers create 85-100 decibels when fastening materials.

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Preparing Commercial Properties for Climate Change Impacts

CCR Magazine

Climate change is impacting businesses worldwide, with commercial properties facing risks from extreme weather and rising sea levels. A commercial property insurance broker can help identify vulnerabilities and secure the right coverage. Conducting a comprehensive risk assessment is essential.

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Digital Marketing for Construction Companies: Building Your Online Presence in 2025

UK Construction Blog

Mobile optimisation proves critical, as many construction searches occur on smartphones, often from project sites or during initial property assessments. Professional photography, detailed testimonials, insurance verification, and clear company information build confidence that encourages initial contact.

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Unlocking the Efficiency: How Soft Strip Demolition Streamlines Renovation Projects

UK Construction Blog

This guide will help you understand how this process adds value to your project by saving costs, adhering to environmental standards, and simplifying the renovation journey. Established safety measures, based on detailed risk assessments conducted well in advance, are deployed to ensure increased safety.

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The Logistics of Moving Construction Equipment Between Countries

PN - Project Management

​ Risk management and insurance Risk management and insurance should always be part of transporting heavy construction equipment overseas. Construction companies must assess and mitigate potential risks associated with the process, such as damage, loss, or delays!

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How to Reduce Construction Costs Without Compromising Quality

Buildern

With increasing prices for materials, shortages of workers, and unexpected delays expenses can quickly add up; therefore, practical steps should be taken to keep them in check. Builders who actively manage construction costs can save a lot of money while keeping quality high. Overhead costs, such as permits, insurance, etc.

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Using High-Strength TC Bolts With Certifications In Residential Buildings

CCR Magazine

Quality Assurance: Guarantees that the materials and manufacturing processes meet industry standards. Impact On Structural Integrity Using certified TC bolts significantly impacts a structure’s overall strength and durability. Over-tightening: Too much torque can damage the bolt or the fastened materials.