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The UK’s Building Safety Act isn’t just retrospective, it’s constantly evolving, meaning the buildings industry needs to start operating according to its principles. James McNay from Hydrock, now Stantec, and Jessica Neuberger from law firm Eversheds Sutherland, discuss why culture change won’t happen overnight, and how we get there.  Listen to The SCOPE podcast here: https://ow.ly/mq9L50UJiGJ #BuildingSafetyAct #BuiltEnvironment

The BSA requires a re-wiring of the whole design and delivery process. The Hydrock, now Stantec fire team are at the forefront of thinking through the challenges we face. But it will take engineer, architects, clients, contractors and the public sector regulators to come together to create the change we all need, to deliver safe buildings in the future.

Did you know that for building contractors, Scope 3 emissions will likely account for more than 95% of carbon emissions? Our expert Bob Burgoyne joins Joe Croft, James Shears, and Lewis Howard on FOOTPRINT+’s podcast to discuss the importance of measuring accurate Scope 3 emissions in the construction industry. Hear personal experiences of tackling measurement in their organisations, practical guidance, and a call for the industry to collaborate and embrace the Scope 3 challenge. 🎙️ ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gfdis8Xe

At an industry conference in Las Vegas, I was leading a labor productivity workshop when things took an unexpected turn. As participants introduced themselves, one contractor made some strong, derogatory comments about the bureaucratic processes on a water treatment plant project. He complained about being forced to follow a lot of paperwork-heavy procedures. This sparked a ripple effect, with a few others in the room chiming in with similar frustrations. Just seven minutes into the session, I felt like I was losing control of the room. So, I shifted the conversation and asked how the project was going. To my surprise, they admitted the project was ahead of schedule, making money, and doing great overall. Excerpt From: https://lnkd.in/gvyF4XJM Short Interval Planning (SIP) for Construction Contractors at Different Stages of Growth: https://lnkd.in/gnB9cBks Business of Building Podcast: https://lnkd.in/gx_dkVk8 Sue Weiler-Doke D. Brown Management #BuildingExcellence #ConstructionLeadership #ConstructionEfficiency #SafetyFirst #ConstructionInnovation #SustainableConstruction #ProjectManagement #ConstructionBusiness

The Building Podcast has been created to provide wisdom and insights from leaders from across the construction sector. Listeners look to broaden their knowledge and awareness of current issues, seeking ideas for themselves and their companies to be more profitable and resilient. The Building Podcast can be used for CPD (Continuing Professional Development) for many professional organisations. The Building Podcast is always on the lookout for feedback on how the podcast can be improved, or suggestions for interviewees. #constructionUK #continuingprofessionaldevelopment #training #building National Federation of Builders Constructing Excellence Midlands Constructing Excellence

As South African construction winds down for the year, it’s the perfect time to prepare for a strong start in 2025. In the latest Cox Yeats Podcast, Peter Barnard and Sunil Hansjee delve into the legal, contractual, and labour considerations that go beyond brick and mortar in construction projects. From navigating contracts to managing labour relations, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help construction companies hit the ground running when the industry picks up again. 🔗 Listen now: https://bit.ly/4fTLZPd #CoxYeatsPodcast #ConstructionLaw #LabourLaw #ProjectManagement #ConstructionIndustry

At an industry conference in Las Vegas, David was leading a labor productivity workshop when things took an unexpected turn. As participants introduced themselves, one contractor made some strong, derogatory comments about the bureaucratic processes on a water treatment plant project. He complained about being forced to follow a lot of paperwork-heavy procedures. This sparked a ripple effect, with a few others in the room chiming in with similar frustrations. Just seven minutes into the session, David felt like he was losing control of the room. So, David shifted the conversation and asked how the project was going. To his surprise, they admitted the project was ahead of schedule, making money, and doing great overall. Excerpt From: https://lnkd.in/giHN9Tue Short Interval Planning (SIP) for Construction Contractors at Different Stages of Growth: https://lnkd.in/g8dgDSQe Business of Building Podcast: https://lnkd.in/gY_kvZqK Sue Weiler-Doke #BuildingExcellence #ConstructionLeadership #ConstructionEfficiency #SafetyFirst #ConstructionInnovation #SustainableConstruction #ProjectManagement #ConstructionBusiness

Tune into Construction Week Middle East's ConstructionVoices podcast where Sean McQue, our Managing Director - Construction, discusses the evolving landscape of the construction industry. Sharing insights on opportunities, methodologies, and guidance for young professionals. Don’t miss the full discussion here: https://lnkd.in/dFBG6iGU #buildingexcellence #constructionweekME #ConstructionVoices #futureoftheindustry

✨𝐍𝐄𝐖 𝐄𝐏𝐈𝐒𝐎𝐃𝐄 𝐀𝐋𝐄𝐑𝐓! ✨ Check out the 21st episode of the #ConstructionVoices podcast where we sat down with Sean McQue, Managing Director of Construction at ALEC, who walked us through market opportunities, new methodologies, and advice he would give to young construction professionals. Listen to the full episode below! https://lnkd.in/dFBG6iGU

EXCITING NEWS! Our first episode of The Blueprint for Change podcast is officially live—early! This isn’t just a podcast. It’s a movement to reimagine construction culture and make our job sites safer, more inclusive, and better for everyone. Episode 1 - Breaking Ground: Why Construction Culture Needs Change, dives into the good, bad, and ugly of our industry and the impact it makes. Here’s how you can be part of the change: ➡️ Listen: Tune in now to the first episode and let us know your thoughts. ➡️ Share: Spread the word by sharing this post with your network. ➡️ Comment: What’s one thing you believe needs to change in construction culture? Your voice matters. Construction is about building—let’s make sure we’re building an industry we can all be proud of.