Timewatch: concurrent delays: the current debate

Article Abstract:

In the construction sector lead times for precast concrete and structural steel have risen to 10-12 weeks from one week, while granite precast cladding has seen a one week decrease to 20-24 weeks. Glass curtain walling, stone masonry and boilers have decreases in lead times. Concurrent delays in the construction industry affect completion dates and cause disputes. To help prevent concurrent delays, changes to contracts are needed to define responsibilities more clearly.

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Spotlight on archaeological digs

Article Abstract:

Advice on the benefits of using an archaeological expert when planning a new construction project is presented. There are number of archaeological specialists in the UK and demand for their services is growing.

Services, Archaeologists, Urban archaeology

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Support the home team

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the difficulties which are faced by the construction industry in recruiting suitably skilled employees at all levels. The personnel management policy at Mansell is discussed.

Human resource management, Employee recruitment, Mansell

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