62% said their projects were “significantly affected” in the survey conducted for APM.

One in 10 people are considering leaving the industry over the lack of useable on-site toilet facilities.

The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) has appointed an Arup director and former Grenfell Tower resident as chair of its residents’ panel.

Fire safety remediation works at nine residential tower blocks in Salford have been completed.

Wirral Council has been fined £6,000 after a worker suffered a fractured collarbone and broken ribs when a stepladder collapsed beneath him.

New research shows low awareness of the risks among construction managers.

An event structure company and its director have been fined after an employee suffered severe injuries, including fracturing her back while dismantling an internal steel frame.

A contractor has been fined after bats attacked a nearby tenant as a result of works carried out on a sheltered housing bungalow in Dumfriesshire, Scotland.

The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) will be closely scrutinising how contractors manage their supply chains on major projects as they move from gateway two approval to gateway three completion.

The number of deaths caused by falls from height in construction has dropped by a third in the last year, according to figures released by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

A cement company has been fined £1m after one of its workers was killed when he was crushed by machinery in a cement bagging plant. Martin Bennett, 35, was crushed…

Sheeting acted like a sail, making the tower scaffold topple and injure two people seriously.

Skanska, Costain and Strabag JV failed to plan and communicate changes in vehicle routes.

A contractor has been fined after one of its employees was killed when he fell through an unglazed window opening.

Firms had no control measures in place to prevent deadly disease.

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.

The red alerts apply to London, the East Midlands, West Midlands, South East, South West and East of England.

Three track workers were put in danger after the wrong tunnel was closed despite multiple checks.