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Convention and Awards will take place as physical events on 29 and 30 September in Amsterdam.
The 2021 Specialized Transportation Symposium promises to be an engaging in-person event.
The two short presentations cover pre-check and use of personal fall-prevention equipment (PFPE)
The winners of the 2021 ESTA Awards of Excellence have been announced
More than 74 submissions were received for the 2021 European Rental Awards
The Competent Assessed Person (CAP) has been adapted to MCWPs
International Construction announces tie up with Global Cement and Concrete Association
Dr Andrew Minson, Concrete and Sustainable Construction Director, Global Cement and Concrete Association, on reducing carbon emissions
ERA’s webinar highlights rental as contributor to sustainability in construction
Course follows analysis of accident and near-miss incidents via IPAF’s global reporting project
The 12.5% reduction in rental revenues to €4.19 billion comes after four years of strong rental growth
Despite a year of challenges, SC&RA continued to build momentum in 2020. Mike Chalmers reports
A memorable analogy for keeping good employees as a way of strengthening and expanding your company is to think of a bucket with a hole in it – why keep pouring water into it?
At the mention of tech jobs, contruction isn’t the first industry that comes to mind but demand for skilled-trade workers with additional computer skills is rising
Most agree that continued advances in the age of technology will bring more progress than consequence. Industry leaders, however, also understand that the speed and scope of the digital age can be unsettling
More than 30 companies have been selected this year for the ESTA Awards of Excellence shortlist
ESTA’s European Crane Operator Licence (ECOL) project team in talks over rigger training
ERA Convention and awards dinner will now be held in September or October, with details to be announced
Rental companies and equipment suppliers have until 19 March to submit award entries
According to the AGC construction employment declined by 61,000 from January to February