A CITB Consensus consultation with the construction industry on Levy proposals for 2026-29 will start in September 2024, it has been announced. Consensus is a process that the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) usually undertakes every three years. It asks construction employers for their views on its plans for generating Levy and the skills and
To celebrate 35 years of service, Antis Roofing is offering a free roof to a Southern California nonprofit in need; nominations will be accepted on Antis’ website from August 1 to October 1, with a winner announced on November 4.
Fleetio Go in Spanish allows Spanish-speaking drivers and mechanics to actively participate in fleet maintenance activities.
FOR THE FIRST TIME, AI energy management tools have surpassed traditional building retrofits as the most effective in achieving net zero. A World Economic Forum report identifies integrated energy management as a critical strategy for achieving a collective 80% reduction in emissions. For the first time, it was placed as more important than insulation or
INDEPENDENT Builders Merchant Group (IBMG) has appointed Adrian Tansley as divisional managing director for roofing. For the past three years, as the operations director for IBMG’s roofing division in the South, Tansley has overseen the smooth integration of Roofing Gear’s three branches; Independent Roofing Supplies’ three branches and MS Roofing’s five branches into the IBMG portfolio.
ABC Supply is sharing how partnering with a single-source supplier for solar products can offer significant benefits to installers.
DCE Solar’s Eco-Top Rooftop Mounting Structure now complies with UL 3741, ensuring proper photovoltaic hazard controls, reducing costs, and increasing efficiency and safety in solar installations.
The Roofing Alliance announced the 2024-25 Melvin Kruger Endowed Scholarship recipients, including 11 new awardees and 12 renewals, open to roofing industry employees, their families, and construction management students.
CONSTRUCTION STRUGGLES and there’s a slight downgrade in the construction sector’s near-term growth prospects, according to the Construction Products Association’s Summer forecasts, published today. Output is forecast to fall by 2.9% this year, steeper than the 2.2% contraction forecast three months ago. This is primarily due to recovery being pushed back in the two largest construction
Bouygues UK sunk even deeper into the red last year after making additional building safety provisions and suffering further contract losses due to inflation and subcontractors going to the wall. The French-owned contractor suffered pretax losses of £62m in the year to December 2023, worse than the £42m loss reported in the prior year. Bouygues
