The section manager, Yorkshire and North East, at Wates talks about how she achieved a CIOB Rising Star accolade and the diversity of challenges working on construction projects.

More than 120 young women attended an event designed to attract females into construction and engineering in March.

How do you change a construction company’s culture? Dave Stitt argues that top-down directives rarely work – instead the focus should be lower down an organisation.

The designer at the housebuilder talks CIOB membership, ambitions, hard work and volunteering for the Scouts.

A newcomer to the industry, Skanska’s head of customer experience is driving a new focus on customers.

Good communication is the key to working in construction, says Jennifer Bradfield, project director at John Sisk & Son.

Timber will play a vital role on the built environment’s journey towards net zero. But what’s it like working in the sector?

Two-day gathering offers technical insights and practical careers advice for students worldwide.

Helena Rivers, director, estate decarbonisation at consultant Aecom, on how she is preparing for a net zero future in her personal and professional life.

Pexhurst’s Martin Vella tells CM that the variety of the fit-out industry is what stands out for him.

CM asked apprentices from across the construction industry why they have chosen a career in the sector.

The senior project manager tells us about how he got into construction, being a CMYA gold finalist, and why he became MCIOB.

The project manager explains her unusual route to construction and getting involved with the CIOB.

AS HSEQ and training manager at Jackson Jackson & Sons, Bev Sexton takes responsibility for the systems that make all the difference to the lives of elderly and disabled social housing residents.

Tim Balcon, chief executive of CITB, has gone from apprentice to CEO, from building technical skills to leadership.

The head of communications and marketing at Farrans Construction talks skills, challenges and job satisfaction.

Women, ethnic minorities and other intersectional groups are leaving the engineering profession prematurely as a result of “career deflection”, Atkins has warned.

The assistant project manager in T&T’s Dubai Office talks to CM about his career in construction and working in the Middle East.