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Bee Access recently played a pivotal role in restoring NYC’s Brooklyn Bridge – and took home a Scaffold & Access Industry Association Project of the Year Award for it. Brian Andrews, VP of engineering at Bee Access, reports.
Do we know what tech will change construction equipment in the coming years? And could a transformative technology over the horizon change everything?
New electric options offer fossil fuel free future
Following a period of uncertainty, is market confidence on the rise?
Lucy Barnard speaks to construction workers braving Russian missile attacks to build it
Construction companies face numerous challenges when implementing projects, but digitisation offers a unique opportunity for streamlining operations to increase productivity and sustainability, says Thomas Harring, Managing Director of Leica Geosystems
Is electrification a long-term, sustainable solution?
Lindsey Anderson speaks with Trackunit SVP David Swan about the company’s recent developments with their app, fleet optimization, key partnerships – and what’s to come.
International Construction examines five of the world’s biggest hydropower projects under construction.
As the world’s second tallest building nears completion, International Construction looks at 10 of the tallest skyscrapers in the world under construction - and they are nearly all in China.
The longest underground railway connection in the world is being built under a mountain pass
Where are the world’s biggest gigafactories being built and how are they being built so quickly?
A suitable alternative to telehandlers?
Advancing tech in today’s dozers makes it possible to get more done with less, writes Jenny Lescohier
While it may look familiar, Peterbilt’s Model 389 has lots of updates under the hood
Animated chart shows how Chinese firms have come seemingly from nowhere to dominate the ICON 200 list of the biggest construction companies in the world.
Is a scaffold without a platform a scaffold? Is a scaffold without planks still a scaffold? Industry veteran David Glabe weighs in
Equipment sales have been strong globally for the quarrying and mining sector as the industry juggles this with integrating new technology and power options, reports Andy Brown
The construction and engineering fields are constantly evolving in response to new technological developments. While these changes bring innovation, efficiency and opportunity, they also introduce risk
How data utilisation can enhance the rental sector