Engaged and empowered people are fundamental to delivering ambitious environmental and social sustainability targets

Richard Burdett-Gardiner, director of applied digital services at Kier Group’s transportation division QuikSTATS, explains why digital technologies are quickly becoming the future for the built environment industry

You don’t have to look far to find a headline about the recruitment crisis the industry is facing currently. So, could older workers hold the answer?

Construction is ripe for transformative change via AI, so embrace the future, says Estimate One’s Simon Herod.

Jessica Haskett hit the ground running when she joined Kier Group’s Construction division in 2021 as a graduate design manager.

CIOB Awards 2024: Client of the Year

Kier Construction’s Jessica Haskett has been awarded for her passion for supporting colleagues with their mental wellbeing 

Kier has completed works on the Lower Otter Restoration Project, enabling the 55-hectare wetland habitat to be declared a new national nature reserve.

Kier has finished installing a 23m bridge consisting of steel Vierendeel girders and a deck at Dover Grammar School for Boys.

Yemeni engineer Omar Alhuraibi had a career spanning two decades, but struggled to find work in the UK industry

How can embodied carbon data be used and included within Scope 3 emissions reporting? The UKGBC wants to the industry’s answer.

The team of Mott MacDonald Bentley (MMB), Tarmac and Finnish technology firm Hyperion Robotics have combined to reduce carbon on a Yorkshire Water project by using 3D printing.

Multi-disciplinary consultant Waterman has launched a materials passport framework, aimed at standardising the approach to documenting and managing materials throughout their lifecycle in order to improve their reuse. How should materials passports be implemented?

Kier has returned six Victorian-era stone statues to the rooftop of the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow.

A scientist has called for the cancellation of Saudi Arabia’s giga project, The Line, on the grounds that it would be a terrible place to live.

By helping refugees to start a new life in the UK, Kier is also tackling the skills shortages it faces

Elstree-based contractor has been exposed as one of 202 companies ordered to repay staff

Kier-owned McNicholas Construction has been named by the government as one of the 202 companies failing to pay staff the legal minimum wage.