Tag: CIOB
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CIOB Apprentice of the Month: Henry Allen
Henry Allen, management trainee with Borras Construction and L4 construction quantity surveying technician The economy. Over the past few years since Covid and between changing governments, there is a lot of uncertainty. Finding work now for main contractors is probably the hardest it’s been. Clients don’t have the money to afford big works at the…
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CIOB diary: what’s on in November and December
Highlights of upcoming CIOB events in November and December Attendees will have the chance to put questions to the panel. Speakers are Nicola Markall FCIOB Workforce Planning Director with Sir Robert McAlpine; Peter Dawber, Chartered Building Engineer who serves as Chair of a number of academic, industry and professional boards at a regional, national and…
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Roofers can become chartered through new scheme
James Talman, NFRC’s CEO, added: “This collaboration with CIOB gives our members a unique opportunity to gain chartered status through a programme designed specifically for their expertise. It’s a significant step forward in recognising roofing as a professional discipline in its own right.” View the original article and our Inspiration here
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CIOB invites applications for EDI Advisory Panel
CIOB is looking for candidates who are actively involved in promoting EDI within their organisation or the wider construction industry. As a member of the EDI panel, you will:• Contribute to a diverse panel that values a range of roles and perspectives.• Collaborate with CIOB to enhance EDI policies and practices in the construction sector.•…
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Improving learning accessibility in the CIOB Academy
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The CIOB Academy is evolving its efforts to support professional development and career progression. Since our formation in 2016, the CIOB Academy’s approach has been to create inclusive educational pathways for individuals across the built environment, supporting them to fulfil their potential. Recognising that people learn in different ways, if we want the sector to…
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CIOB report addresses construction’s ‘volatility’
The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has published new research on the construction industry’s capacity to meet key targets, including the delivery of 1.5 million new homes by 2029. The report, Capacity Constraints in Construction: Rethinking the Business Environment, looks at some of the industry’s biggest challenges, including recruitment, training and retention. The research also considers…
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Green skills initiative calls for industry-wide commitment
The City of London Corporation’s Skills for a Sustainable Skyline Taskforce has launched its new industry pledge to help support the recruitment and retention of young and diverse people in ‘green jobs’. The Future Skyline Skills commitment aims to help boost the supply of skilled workers needed to deliver central London’s sustainable infrastructure. The commitment is…
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CIOB diary: what’s on in October
Image: Dreamstime Highlights of the CIOB Calendar for the coming month. Embodied Carbon in Construction: Why Supply Chains Hold the Key This webinar will explore why collaboration of the entire supply chain is vital in the quest to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, but also fosters performance efficiency and innovation. The webinar will begin…
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CIOB Apprentice of the Month: Liam Major, assistant site manager, Croudace Homes – L6 Construction Site Management
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CIOB seeks experts for Sector Led Group for Quantity Surveying
The scope of the group focuses on competence in building safety across the built environment, encompassing all stages of the RIBA Plan of Work. It includes client-side, contractor-side and dispute resolution competencies, with an emphasis on collaboration and shared learning. This initiative goes beyond responding to legislation – it is fundamentally about keeping people safe.…