The construction industry stands on the brink of a transformative era driven by artificial intelligence (AI), which is reshaping the landscape in unforeseen ways. New research from The Access Group highlights that an astonishing 52% of construction professionals have integrated AI into their
The construction industry in 2024 has experienced significant shifts in recruitment, retention, and training practices. These changes are driven by varying demands across different construction sectors, challenges in staffing, compensation trends, and the critical need for upskilling the workforce.
Construction has traditionally had a reputation for being resistant to new technology due to high costs and an aversion to risk. Despite this reputation, there are numerous success stories showcasing how construction companies can benefit from embracing innovation. For example, firms like Gilbane
In a tragic series of events that underscore the vital need for stringent safety measures in the construction industry, Ganson Building and Civil Engineering Contractors have been fined €250,000 for negligence following the death of John Joe McAfee. The incident at St. Oliver Plunkett National S
The recent trade tensions between the United States and Canada have introduced a new layer of complexity for the Canadian construction sector, creating challenges that threaten to disrupt ongoing and future projects. The imposition of tariffs by both nations is set to have significant repercussions
The start of 2025 has witnessed a flurry of strategic leadership appointments in the construction and engineering sectors, underscoring the industry's commitment to innovation, growth, and sustainable practices. Major companies such as AtkinsRéalis, Stantec, Mott MacDonald, Ramboll, Tilbury
