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The final webinar of the Digital Construction Summit is devoted to data’s role in gateway approvals.

On 8 October at 11am, Rider Levett Bucknall senior building safety consultant Bex Gibson, PlanRadar account manager Liam Tegg and a lawyer will discuss:

Why quality records captured during construction now decide programme certainty and Gate...

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A construction director was jailed this week for eight years following the death of a worker on a housing renovation project in Suffolk.

Peter Clifford, 63, pleaded guilty at Ipswich Crown Court to gross negligence manslaughter after labourer Dale Baker was killed when a trench collapsed on the site in Woodbridge, Suffolk, in December 2020.

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A Tier 1 traffic management  firm has recruited 12 people over the last 24 months, following their release from prison as part of a programme supporting offenders into sustainable employment.

Premier Traffic Management  has been working with organisations supporting offender resettlement across the North of England, helping people approaching the e...


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Charlie Nash, a project manager with K2 Construction Management, has graduated from Solent University with a First-Class Honours degree in Construction Management, alongside receiving the CIOB Certificate of Excellence for achieving the highest overall grade in his cohort.

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Researchers from University College London (UCL), the University of Tokyo and University of the West of England, are developing an AI-enabled VR safety tool designed to monitor how construction workers visually search for and recognise risks and warning signs.

The EyeISENS project combines immersive VR, eye tracking and AI to asses...


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