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Network Rail’s brand new car park at Birmingham International station has been shortlisted in the best new car park category of the British Car Parking Awards 2010. Up against three other entries, the winner will be announced at a ceremony in London on 12 March. Continue reading STATION CAR PARK SHORTLISTED FOR AWARD
March 3rd, 2010 | Tags: British Association of Social Workers | Category: Construction & Engineering | Leave a comment Mark Hunter MP said: -I like to visit local businesses on a regular basis to see what I can do to help. Ink Technologies are an important employer and their world class products are in demand across the globe.” Continue reading Ink firm's international success wins praise from MP
February 2nd, 2010 | Tags: British Association of Social Workers, Stationery Office, Transformation | Category: Construction & Engineering, Government Agencies | Leave a comment Dortek, the market leading UK manufacturer and supplier of specialist hygienic hospital doors, has introduced a new door which is designed to help hospitals and clinics fight the spread of infection. Originally designed for use on operating theatres, the new fully glazed MF5 hermetically sealed sliding door is particularly suitable for isolation wards, Intensive Care Units (ICUs) and Critical Care Units (CCUs). Continue reading Dortek targets infection control with new hermetically sealed, glass sliding door
January 25th, 2010 | Tags: British Association of Social Workers, Iridium Satellite network, Mark Death, Ollie Watson, Personal Protective Equipment | Category: Construction & Engineering, NHS & Healthcare | Leave a comment Building Forensics (www.buildingforensics.co.uk ) has been inundated with requests to investigate sick or tight building syndrome since a recent appearance on ITVs ‘Buildings From Hell’. The programme highlighted the new and worrying – but previously unrecognised – building defects which can be identified from modern construction techniques and which create ideal conditions for toxic mould . with consequent serious health concerns. Continue reading TOXIC MOULD AND CONSTRUCTION DEFECTS HARMING PUBLIC HEALTH
January 20th, 2010 | Tags: British Association of Social Workers | Category: Construction & Engineering | Leave a comment Lean thinking offers the best possible solution to public sector managers facing huge financial constraints and tasked with stretching limited resources for better service and improved performance. Continue reading Accelerating public sector performance the Lean way
January 12th, 2010 | Tags: British Association of Social Workers, Stationery Office | Category: Construction & Engineering | Leave a comment A six-month project to barcode the mechanical and electrical components of every bridge, road underpass, pedestrian subway and tunnel in the City of Westminster has just been launched. Multi-disciplined service provider FM Conway, working on behalf of the council, is currently in the process of attaching the 20,000 barcodes, similar to those found on food packaging, to thousands of components. Continue reading WESTMINSTER'S ASSETS SET OUT IN BLACK AND WHITE BY FM CONWAY
December 10th, 2009 | Tags: British Association of Social Workers, Landmarc | Category: Construction & Engineering, Local Authority & Councils | Leave a comment Many organisations continue to use conventional construction methods to satisfy their expansion requirements. However, certain procedures involved in the traditional build process not only impact on the environment, but can cause major disruption to business activities, employees and visitors. Continue reading Accio Group providing cost effective structures
December 1st, 2009 | Tags: British Association of Social Workers, Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, Interim, Landmarc, Managers, Personal Protective Equipment, Social Workers, Transformation | Category: Construction & Engineering, Environment & Sustainability, Government Agencies, Local Authority & Councils, MoD & Security Services, Museums & Public Buildings, NHS & Healthcare, Police & Policing | Leave a comment Rodney Pearce, one of the UK’s most senior and highly respected Fire Risk Assessors, who recently passed away, has been awarded a posthumous certificate of competence from Warrington Certification Limited (WCL). Continue reading Certificate of competence for Rodney Pearce
November 27th, 2009 | Tags: British Association of Social Workers | Category: Construction & Engineering | Leave a comment Engineers at the University of Bath have opened a new state-of-the-art laboratory that allows them to measure very large objects, such as aeroplane wings, to within a fraction of a millimetre. Continue reading Engineers get the measure of the larger things in life
November 27th, 2009 | Tags: Armed Forces, British Association of Social Workers, Transformation | Category: Construction & Engineering, Education & Learning, Government Agencies | Leave a comment The appointment of David Patrick as Commercial Strategy Manager, by Vencel Resil, producer of the well-known Jablite range of insulation, signals the company’s intentions to achieve ambitious new expansion targets over the next three years. Continue reading Jablite Invests in Expansion
October 14th, 2009 | Tags: British Association of Social Workers, Social Workers | Category: Construction & Engineering, Environment & Sustainability | Leave a comment ESE, a division of Chess Storage and Interiors, one of the UK’s leading providers of storage and interiors solutions, has secured new contracts totalling £1.2 million within the last 6 months for work in the public sector. Continue reading Contract wins signal growth for ESE
October 13th, 2009 | Tags: British Association of Social Workers | Category: Construction & Engineering | Leave a comment |
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