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DECLAN BYRNE, Technical Sales Specialist, Topcon Positioning Ireland, explores what can be done to boost productivity levels across the Irish construction industry, especially in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak.
ArchiveHow to get involved in Construction Safety Week 2020. Become a Partner, organise events, Tell your company’s safety story.
ArchiveAs with any company working within the construction industry during the recent lockdowns, etag worried about the effects Covid-19 might have on its business.
ArchiveSpecialist building products company, AG (Acheson & Glover), has appointed Ross Telford as its new Head of Marketing.
ArchiveBuilders’ merchants Chadwicks Group has announced that Heiton Buckley in Knockmullen Retail Park, Gorey, has been rebranded to Chadwicks Gorey.
ArchiveTo support the Irish construction industry during the Covid-19 crisis, Skillnet Ireland has made a response fund available, the aim of which is to help ensure the continuity of business post-shutdown and to ensure that companies are better equipped to deal with the new circumstances. With the aid of this funding, the Construction Professionals Skillnet made several training programmes, courses and webinars available virtually and free of charge up to the end of June.
ArchiveA recent CIF survey shows the challenges that lie ahead for the Irish construction industry as sites reopen on 18th May. In the survey, construction professionals say they expect it to take 12 months at least before the industry returns to pre-pandemic levels. “Construction companies have seen 100,000 of their workers lose the jobs in […]
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ArchiveTyvek® FireCurb® Housewrap utilises DuPont’s patented self-extinguishing technology. Its halogen-free coating limits the propagation of flames and the formation of droplets, while also minimising smoke.
ArchiveThe Construction Industry Federation (CIF) has warned members once they return to work in if they do not comply rigorously with the new Covid-19 Standard Operating Procedures health and safety regulations, sites will be closed down again.
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