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The construction and earthmoving industry is a very busy place, here you can catch up with all the latest news and events as they happen.
Rhodar delivers regeneration using Hyundai’s next generation.
Leading construction enabling works contractor, Rhodar, is growing at pace, having secured a number of significant new contracts across the UK in recent months. These wins, spanning its core demolition, remediation, asbestos removal and passive fire protection services, include a £6 million regeneration project in Leeds. Such a strong and positive growth trajectory meant that […]
Ainscough sells ten ‘ready-to-work’ all terrain cranes at Ritchie Bros.’ Maltby auction
Maltby, UK (March 10, 2023) – UK-based crane rental specialist Ainscough has completed a thorough crane inspection service project at its specialist facility in Stockton-on-Tees, making ten of its all-terrain cranes available for sale at Ritchie Bros.’ online auction in Maltby on March 29. With every crane ready to get to work onsite immediately after purchase, buyers […]
NCCER Asks Women: What’s It Like to Work in Construction and What Needs to Change?
Research provides strategies for increasing participation and expediting the success of women in the trades to improve project outcomes. March 6, 2023 (Alachua, Florida) In anticipation of Women in Construction week, The National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) conducted interviews with 176 tradeswomen and analyzed 770 responses to a survey directed to women […]
