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A blue genie machine toppled over on its side after the accident, with other MEWPs raised in the background

Genie fined £270,000 after fatal M25 accident

Lifting equipment manufacturer Genie has received a £270,000 fine after the miscalibration of one of its machines led it to fall into the M25, killing an access company employee.

One week left to join the winners of the Digital Construction Awards

Photo of the Midland Met hospital with cranes set against a blue sky (Image: Dreamstime)

Midland Met hospital opening delayed again after Carillion collapse

News

Chinese university team wins CIOB Global Student Challenge

NAO: Government lacks programme management expertise for £103m holocaust memorial

Midland Met hospital opening delayed again after Carillion collapse

One week left to join the winners of the Digital Construction Awards

Genie fined £270,000 after fatal M25 accident

Unusual college course combines construction and football coaching

Technical

Facades: BAM’s 1960s East London revival

Creating safer steel facades post-Grenfell

The new Environment Act has implications for air quality standards on construction sites. (Image: Dreamstime)

Air pollution: What does Environment Act mean for construction?

CPD

CPD: Managing highways surface water

CPD: Avoiding common roof defects

CPD: Managing occupational health risks in archaeology

Opinion

Fairness, inclusion and respect: how to improve construction’s culture

Alex Minett CHAS

Alex Minett CHAS

Don’t dismiss tackling mental health in construction as ‘woke’

Mike Wright Millcroft Services

Feedback: Does IT spell the end of the dinosaurs?

CM Readers’ Comments

Spreading the message about safer buildings

Caroline Gumble CIOB

Video

University researchers are developing the Pipebots to locate and diagnose faults in buried pipes.

Video | Army of ‘Pipebots’ to diagnose buried pipe faults

The first Hinkley Point C reactor building, after a huge liner steel ring was recently attached (Image courtesy of EDF)

Video | Hinkley Point C reactor walls reach 34m high

A construction worker wearing a Mips-equipped hard hat (Image courtesy of Mips)

Video | Hard Hat Awareness Week 2022

CIOB Community

CIOB events – what’s on in July

Lance Saunders

CIOB obituary: Lance Saunders

L-R are: Datuk Arthur Joseph Kurup, Ir. Yusuf Abd. Wahab, Datuk Ir. Ahmad Asri Abdul Hamid, Datuk Seri Dr Michael Yam FCIOB, Amy Gough. On screen – Caroline Gumble and Mike Foy OBE FCIOB.

CIOB welcomes first overseas delegation since pandemic

Partner Content

Housing trust turns to Geberit technology to eliminate hot works

Join CIOB in celebrating incredible talent in construction

Mips and Arco work together on head protection education

Legal

Contract clinic: ‘Our main contractor is insolvent. Can we stop work?’

Balfour Beatty fails to dismiss cladding remediation court claim

Skills shortage: How to hire immigrants post-Brexit

Careers

Fairness inclusion and respect in construction

Fairness, inclusion and respect: how to improve construction’s culture

Skanksa recruitment career break diversity

Skanska programme to bring career breakers back to construction

Abstract image of a rocket overcoming its limiting factors and taking off (Image Dreamstime)

Removing the limiting factors that stop you from achieving