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Tenants living in homes built with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in Aberdeen, Scotland, have to relocate to new homes as soon as possible.
A Volvo CE machine on a Skanska project in Los Angeles, US, showed reduced noise levels
There are reports that the cladding used on the building may have caused the fire to spread quickly
US-based technology company says new product helps produce smoother surfaces
Two construction workers have died and another two were seriously injured when a section of bridge being lifted into place on a road project collapsed.
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Five construction workers have now been confirmed dead after a concrete beam and slabs collapsed on a construction site in Italy on Friday, 16 February
US-based contractor will finish up at Alaska-based National Park
Letter from LABC warns UK government that trouble getting enough building control professionals registered by the 6 April deadline means local authority building control ‘will cease’.
ABC’s AI guide was released earlier this month and features tips to navigating the new technology
New Jersey firm cited for failure to provide fall protection
Company’s modular build in Florida wins two global awards
Tony Leopold, senior vice president of strategy & digital at United Rentals, talks about the company’s new Access Management system and what it means for renters
An Alabama, US, contractor was cited for the heat illness death that claimed a 33-year-old worker.
Six Swiss companies will work on two major road projects
Construction workers on the Paris Olympic sites are just some of the construction workers taking to strike action to demand improvements in pay and conditions in 2023
Renco’s composite blocks were used to a build a 96-unit residential building in Florida, US
Shown exclusively to ALH in early January, the tech-forward training will be used in conjunction with
Northridge Construction pleaded guilty to three criminal charges stemming from a 2018 death of one of its employees
Women in Saudi Arabia are training to become engineers as a result of a raft of wide-ranging legal reforms over the last six years
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