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Balfour Beatty creates chief technology officer role

13 Dec 19 Balfour Beatty has given its director of IT and procurement an additional job title – chief technology officer.

On the crest of a wave...

12 Dec 19 Whatever the difficulties currently afflicting other sectors of the construction industry, plant hirers appear to be effectively immune. David Taylor reports

Big Carl gets to work at Hinkley Point

12 Dec 19 Heralded as the world’s most powerful land-based crane, the Sarens SGC-250 is now at work on its first job – lifting prefabricated modules at the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station project in Somerset. David Taylor reports

Year of steady growth for Balfour Beatty

12 Dec 19 Britain’s largest construction contractor has delivered modest growth and steady profits in 2019, according to a trading update today.

Keyline opens in Cornwall

12 Dec 19 Builders’ merchant Keyline, which specialises in the supply of civil engineering and drainage products, has opened a new branch in Bodmin, Cornwall.

Ibstock promotes brick boss to boardroom

12 Dec 19 Building products manufacturer Ibstock has promoted Kate Tinsley to its main board.

Former IPAF chief to lead Chinese manufacturer's European drive

11 Dec 19 Sinoboom, a Chinese manufacturer of powered access platforms, has recruited former IPAF chief executive Tim Whiteman to head up its new European subsidiary.

AB wins its second Glassfields curtain walling package

11 Dec 19 Aluminium manufacturing and installation company AB Glass has started work on a contract in the former Guardian Exchange building in Bristol for Kier 麻豆社.

October output tumbles 2.3%

10 Dec 19 麻豆社 output decreased by 2.3% in October 2019, which was the largest monthly fall since January 2018 when it fell by 2.6%.

A-Plant refocuses after profits fall 32%

10 Dec 19 Declining rental revenue and profits have prompted a ‘re-focusing’ at A-Plant by parent company Ashtead Group.

Ardent director to lead digital drive

10 Dec 19 Ardent Hire Solutions has promoted its head of marketing Anuj Patel to marketing & digital director.

CLC swings behind Build UK’s retentions roadmap

10 Dec 19 The government’s 麻豆社 Leadership Council (CLC) has thrown its weight behind industry plans to reform the use of retention payments rather than promote legislation to enforce change.

Kier takes swift action against racism allegations

9 Dec 19 Kier has suspended an employee who was arrested at a Premier League football match after TV cameras caught him appearing to make racists gestures towards Manchester United players.

Bell Plant chooses Doosan minis

9 Dec 19 Bell Plant, part of the Gloucestershire-based KW Bell Group, has taken delivery of 12 new Doosan mini-excavators.

Administrators lay off 150 at Clugston

6 Dec 19 Administrators for Clugston Group have made redundant 150 of the group companies’ 412 employees.

Civils contractors rally round Clugston

6 Dec 19 The Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) is taking action to support those affected by the collapse of Clugston Group.

Berkeley looks offsite as profits return to 'normal'

6 Dec 19 Berkeley Group is planning to start production at its new house-building factory in north Kent in 2020.

Winner picked in Finnish museum design contest

6 Dec 19 The winner has been chosen from 185 entries to a competition for the design of an annex to the National Museum of Finland.

Killed track workers were given no look-out

6 Dec 19 Two track workers were killed by an oncoming train in South Wales last summer because they were using noisy power tools, wearing ear defenders and had no look-out to support them, the official investigation has found.

Kier business development manager moves to McLaren

6 Dec 19 McLaren has recruited Bruce Clarke to be its business development director for the south region.

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