News CIOB calls for commitment to new construction vocational GCSE From September 2029, 14-16-year-olds across the country will be offered “Vocational GCSEs” in topics that could include construction.
CIOB Community 3D residential fire and safety simulation wins CIOB Paul Dockerill Award A construction manager who left school without GCSEs has received the CIOB Paul Dockerill Award. He will use the £10,000 prize to develop an interactive 3D simulation designed to help residents and construction students better understand fire and building safety.
CIOB Community CIOB past president’s son celebrates First Class Honours and CIOB Certificate of Excellence Charlie Nash, a project manager with K2 Construction Management, has graduated from Solent University with a First Class Honours degree in Construction Management
CIOB Community Congratulations to new members and fellows Professionals celebrated new chartered and fellow status at recent CIOB graduation
CIOB Community CIOB seeks applications for new Board of Trustees chair The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) is today opening the recruitment process for a new chair to the Board of Trustees. The current chair, Steve Nitman FCIOB, will stand down…
News Construction awaits impact of Burnham’s devolution revolution The new prime minister’s plans for decentralising power has been well received by the industry, but CIOB warns implementation will remain crucial
News CIOB responds to call for evidence on built environment professions The feedback will help inform the government’s Professions Strategy, which is expected in Spring 2027.
News New toolkit from CIOB helps you manage silica dust, the silent killer New research shows low awareness of the risks among construction managers.
News Art of Building: world’s biggest built-environment photo contest is now open Amateur and professional photographers can compete for two £1,500 cash prizes; entries open 30 July – 7 September.
CIOB Community CIOB Tomorrow’s Leaders representative named APM Student of the Year CIOB Tomorrow’s Leaders representative Kufre Usen Antia has been named the Association for Project Management North East Student of the Year
News Empower regions to develop construction skills, CIOB urges Burnham The CIOB has called for new prime minister Andy Burnham to empower regional leaders to develop skills locally for the construction industry as part of his devolution agenda.
News CIOB backs calls for ‘urgent moratorium’ on data centres in Scotland Amid a deluge of applications, CIOB said a pause would let ministers develop a “joined-up view” of their impact.
News New Scottish housing agency needs independent oversight to work properly, says CIOB The Scottish government must embed policy learning and evaluation in the new agency to ensure it’s working.
Video ‘We’re running out of time’: new CIOB president on net-zero backsliding CIOB president Saul Humphrey says sustainability is his priority for the year.
News ‘On climate change, construction can be part of the solution’ With the right skills, competency and awareness, construction professionals can help deliver a more sustainable future, new CIOB president Saul Humphrey tells Will Mann
News Gilbert-Ash asks every worker to snap and share site hazards Construction, refurbishment and fit-out contractor Gilbert-Ash is asking everyone, including subcontractors, to photograph potential hazards and share them instantly by using a QR code displayed on its sites.
News New CIOB president to champion climate literacy, resilience and sustainability Sustainable construction expert Saul Humphrey says members have a big role to play in responding to climate pressures.
People CIOB questions case for CITB-ECITB merger The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has submitted its response to the government’s consultation on a proposed merger between the construction and engineering industry training boards (CITB and ECITB), which closed on 14 June.
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