Savoy place

Article Abstract:

U.K. company Crown House Engineering (CHE) started a project in late 2000 to test the claims that off-site prefabrication results in construction benefits and savings. CHE is conducting a comparative trial at London's Savoy House, the previous site of Shell-Mex House, where the intended replacement of four identical floors made the project seemingly ideal for prefabrication.

Methods, Economic aspects, Construction, Building

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Wired for play

Article Abstract:

The use of prefabricated plug-and-play electrical components and systems is becoming commonplace, with many companies finding this methodology to be effective and cost-efficient. The problems will arise, however, when the industry attempts to standardise all the different components made by all the different manufacturers.

Equipment and supplies, Electric cables, Electrical cables, Electric power transmission

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Your good health

Article Abstract:

The high level on workplace injuries and ill-health in the UK construction industry is discussed. Measures being taken by government, designers, clients and contractors to improve health and safety in the industry are explored.

Safety and security measures, Laws, regulations and rules, Workplace accidents, Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, Prevention, Occupational diseases, Work-related injuries, Work related injuries, Electricians

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