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Facilities ManagementFacilities management: optimising spaces for safety, efficiency, sustainability.
ConstructionBuilding success: Comprehensive construction services for your projects.
Security & ElectricalSecuring spaces, powering places: Comprehensive security and electrical services for businesses.
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What is Sustainability in Construction?
The construction industry is a significant consumer of natural resources. With growing worries over climate change and the finite nature of these resources, building companies are under increasing pressure to lower their environmental effect.
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What is an Industrial Building?
The industry of construction is made up of three primary divisions: residential, commercial, and infrastructure. While it appears to be straightforward on the surface, the truth is that each consists of a wide range of subcategories that need distinct legal, regulatory, and planning requirements.
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What Is Civil Engineering?
Civil engineering is an important field that has a lot of different areas it covers. It is the design and construction of public works, such as bridges, buildings, dams, tunnels and roads.
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How To Manage A Construction Project Step By Step
Construction projects are complicated and require managers with specific skills. The project manager is responsible for ensuring that the project runs smoothly, on time, and within budget. In this blog post we will discuss how to be a successful construction project manager step by step.
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Covid-19 Return to Work Plan: June 2021
The covid-19 pandemic has left most people stranded and confused. A lot of people headed to work every day have had to stay at home. As a result, the economy has taken a huge toll, leading to the government resolving to open workplaces.
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What is HVAC? What it Stands For and How it Works
HVAC is more commonly known as heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) and combines all three. Often, HVAC is one solid system that is used in homes, offices, and other buildings to maintain heating and ventilation.
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The Difference Between Soft & Hard Facilities Management
Facilities management is an essential part of ensuring a business functions correctly. This article explains the key differences between soft and hard facilities management as well as why they are both important.
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The Typical Demolition Plan and Process
If you thought that demolishing a building was an easy and straightforward process then read on. What is demolition? There is much more to it than simply swinging a wrecking ball at it and hoping for the best.
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Interesting Road Gritting Facts
When the winter comes and the temperatures drop it becomes hazardous on the roads. Ice can form in places which are completely invisible when driving. This is called black ice and it can lead to serious accidents.
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What Causes a Metal Roof to Leak & How to Fix Them
There is a long list of metal roof leak problems and the most common is surface rust. If left, this can lead to long-term damage, but if it’s caught early, it can be salvaged, and a leak may be avoided.
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What is Grounds Maintenance?
Parks, golf courses and schools are among a long list of places that need to be kept neat and tidy – and as a member of the public, you would certainly notice if somewhere hasn’t had a freshen up in a while.
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What Is Facilities Management?
Facilities management is an essential part of all companies. This article explains why and the role a facilities management team will typically play in a business model.
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