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Mental health: An important building block in construction
Every August, the construction industry celebrates Tradies National Health Month, a period in which companies raise awareness of the health and injury hazards associated with trade ... -
ANZ construction companies can improve performance with key metrics
Many companies across the Australian and New Zealand (ANZ) construction industry are using key performance indicators (KPIs) to gauge and compare performance in meeting both strategic ... -
James Hardie, Futureflip: How to meet your deadlines every time
From communication to working your connections, James Hardie and Futureflip give their advice on meeting deadlines From unexpected client changes to inclement weather, there are many ... -
What fire rating intumescents can be used externally?
We all like to think that we are living in a pioneering era. Sure it ma y not be the Renaissance, but we are living in ... -
Considerations when specifying an intumescent coating system
Fire is a devastating force. It grows quickly, reaches peak temperatures very quickly, and can cause structures to become unstable making fire-fighting efforts difficult. As a ... -
VBA: The Code of Conduct for Building Surveyors
Victorian Building Authority (VBA) state building surveyor Andrew Cialini writes about the Code of Conduct for Building Surveyors following months of preparation and engagement and its ... -
Construction SMEs urged to adopt ‘hybrid’ marketing strategies as Google, Facebook laws create uncertainty
The recently mooted Google and Facebook legislation has created a cloud of uncertainty for business, with many investing heavily in Google AdWords and Facebook social ads. ... -
Calls for the construction sector to invest in wellbeing programs with employees reluctant to return to work
With just 12% of workers keen on returning to the office according to a recent report commissioned by business tech platform Slack, HR experts are urging ... -
Vinyl Council of Australia: uPVC windows help to heal the ‘wound in the wall’
In Australia, we love our windows for bringing natural light into our homes – the bigger and more of them, the better. But when it comes ... -
Three common considerations when building on sloping or elevated building sites
With thousands of communities across Australia situated in areas with hills, slopes and embankments, home hunters relish the idea of living in a home taking in ...
