While most builders in Australia have the capability to deliver sustainable projects, it is still rare for a company to position itself as only building green.
Construction Training and Education Opportunities During Downtime
Times are currently tough due to COVID-19. However, it is possible to turn downtime into an upside, with numerous options for remote and online learning available.
A Look At Upcoming Australian Construction Projects
Now that lockdowns are slowly starting to ease in most Australian states and territories, the construction industry is looking ahead to where the work is going to be.
How Webinars Can Help You Connect, Collaborate and Work Remotely
Webinars are having a major moment right now, and not only because of current restrictions on face-to-face gatherings. This approach to sharing information, training, and collaboration resolves issues around time, distance and cost for many … about How Webinars Can Help You Connect, Collaborate and Work Remotely
The Circular Economy is Growing Here’s How to Join
There has been a growing buzz around the concept of a circular economy and how it can reduce the environmental footprint of projects and products. It’s not just about less waste going to recycling or … about The Circular Economy is Growing Here’s How to Join
How Your Architect Can Help You Have a Safer Worksite
When it comes to reducing injuries and deaths in the construction industry, there is a growing emphasis on the use of Safety by Design principles. The goal is to take the highest order approach to … about How Your Architect Can Help You Have a Safer Worksite
When it Comes to Safety Smarts Matter More than Company Size
It’s not the size of the company that matters most when it comes to safety—it’s how you manage it, according to research explored at a recent Procore Safety InSite webinar.
Ladders in the Spotlight Following Harsher Laws for Safety Violations
The safety risks of falls from ladders have been in the spotlight recently, with workplace safety authorities in Victoria issuing stern calls for employers and supervisors to take better care of workers.
The Impact of Coronavirus on Australia’s Construction Industry
The coronavirus pandemic has sent shockwaves through nations and economies, from disrupted supply chains to restrictions on social interactions to slow the spread of the virus. For many construction sites throughout Australia, however, work continues.
Common Scheduling Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
For any construction project, the schedule is crucial for ensuring work is delivered on time, within budget and to a high standard.
