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The UK’s Most-Read Construction Magazine.

Construction Management is the highest circulation construction-based publication serving the UK built environment.

An image of the sun set against a blue sky (Image: Dreamstime)

HSE urges employers to prepare for more extreme heat

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has urged employers to make sure workplaces are ready for more warmer weather in the future.

Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings with external scaffolding removed

Photos | Restoration of world’s first iron-framed building complete

Dunes Splash World Sefton

Sefton v Allenbuild: enforcing a £2m adjudication decision

News

Construction ‘an attractive career path’ for more than half of young adults

Greswolde Construction in administration

Photos | 2,660 solar panels installed at Portsmouth International Port

HSE urges employers to prepare for more extreme heat

New type of ‘flexible’ heat pump more efficient in cold conditions

CIOB sounds alarm over VAT rules that expose Scotland’s buildings to ‘cheap’ demolition

Technical

A £60bn decarbonisation opportunity for the construction sector

How Willmott Dixon built a cultural landmark in Tunbridge Wells

architectural ironmongery

New specifiers’ guide for architectural ironmongery design and best practice

CPD

CPD: Managing highways surface water

CPD: Avoiding common roof defects

CPD: Managing occupational health risks in archaeology

Opinion

Droughts are a failure of outdated infrastructure

Mike Ward

Mike Ward Wavin

Don’t let short-term challenges distract from long-term ambitions

Andrew Reynolds Rider Levett Bucknall

Construction will increasingly need to consider carbon, despite inflation costs

Kris Hudson Turner & Townsend

Four steps to shifting business dealings in your favour

Portrait shot of Dario Bucceri

Dario Bucceri Sensemaker

Video

Ben Banaghan, assistant construction manager for ISG, is running 1,400km from John O'Groats to Land's End.

ISG construction manager to run from John O’Groats to Land’s End

Two floating cranes lower the 5,000 intake head for Hinkley Point C nuclear power station's cooling system onto the seabed.

Video | Floating cranes lower Hinkley Point C intake head to seabed

Balfour Beatty's automatic cone laying machine sets cones out on a dark road with a large flashing orange arrow sign at the rear to warn traffic

Video | Balfour Beatty rolls out automated cone laying machines

CIOB Community

Ben Banaghan, assistant construction manager for ISG, is running 1,400km from John O'Groats to Land's End.

ISG construction manager to run from John O’Groats to Land’s End

The CIOB Scotland Awards winners will be revealed on 16 September.

CIOB Scotland Awards shortlist revealed

Student challenge tackles flats for occupants with learning disability

Partner Content

New stone wool insulation delivers UK’s lowest thermal conductivity

A red MEWP lifts a worker in yellow hi-vis to the concrete ceiling of a building.

Free webinar to outline benefits of IPAF Rental+ to contractors

CIOB’s rich heritage in conservation

Legal

How to implement a drugs and alcohol testing policy

Dunes Splash World Sefton

Sefton v Allenbuild: enforcing a £2m adjudication decision

How to help construction employees with the cost of living crisis

Careers

Construction safety equipment PPE

Can you remove PPE in hot weather?

London Olympic Stadium 2012 construction (image: dreamstime)

‘Unforgettable’: McAlpine project director recalls Olympic Stadium build

Three young people dressed in orange hi-vis vests and hard hats look at an iPad on a construction site

Using feedback to achieve positive results