Technical experts in the built environment could soon become recognised professionally with a new grade.

New CIOB president Michael Yam is turning the spotlight on construction’s green agenda. He spoke to CM editor Will Mann about his plans for the year.

Highlights of the CIOB Calendar for the coming month.

Government officials and senior construction industry figures from Malaysia visited the UK this week, marking the first time the Chartered Institute of Building welcomed an overseas delegation since the covid-19 pandemic.

How do you put the Construction Innovation Hub’s Value Toolkit into practice? The Chartered Institute of Building will provide some of the answers during a webinar on 23 June.

Caroline Gumble, CIOB CEO, gave a talk at the Institute of Roofing’s AGM as part of CIOB’s support to the IoR on its quest to seek professional chartered body status.

McAlpine project team for a behind-the-scenes tour of One Centenary Way.

How to better engage young talent in the sector and incorporate equality, diversity and inclusion principles early in the careers of construction students was the topic of discussion at a recent CIOB event.  

Sponsoring CIOB events offers opportunities to be part of high-profile ceremonies and exposure to key audiences.

CIOB vice president Sandi Rhys-Jones joined attendees from Kent and all over the south-east for the annual Maidstone Construction Professionals’ Dinner.

The CIOB celebrated its new chartered members at two graduation ceremonies in March.

“We need to bring disruptive technologies and practices into mainstream construction,” says Martin Fenn, CIOB member and MMC lead for CIOB Oceania.

Gender equality organisation Women into Construction has joined other leading names in the built environment by signing the CIOB EDI charter.

CIOB Scotland is staging its first Awards event on 16 September at DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow.

Highlights of the CIOB Calendar for the coming month.

A new report on the drivers of modern slavery in construction has shown how construction firms can unwittingly end up using unethical sources of labour. It’s essential to remain vigilant, says Caroline Gumble.

CIOB is opening up the next group of categories in its annual search for the UK’s finest construction and built environment talent.

New scholars embark on research programme (CM 08/03).