For construction firms under pressure to deliver more with tighter resources, smarter digital tools are no longer optional – they’re essential.

SME construction businesses can join a free, CITB-funded training course designed to improve their IT knowledege.

The ePAL app, which serves as a digital wallet for machine operator licences and qualifications, has surpassed one million downloads globally.

Budding entrepreneur and CIOB student ambassador Wandile Sihiya wants to convert South Africa’s construction industry to drones and robotics. He speaks with Rod Sweet.

Civil engineering contractor Taylor Woodrow has completed a trial of what it claims is the first autonomous excavator in the UK.

Sitesurvai, an AI-powered assistant, has been launched to help users identify the right powered access rental equipment for construction sites

The latest episode of the 21CC podcast features industry experts who are integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into their business

Free training programme designed to help SME builders adopt technology

New tool aims to drive positive social, environmental and economic outcomes for customers and local communities

Persimmon has launched a three-storey “model home” to trial new construction technologies and train its staff and supply chain.

Nick Nisbet, the author of the newly published ISO 19650-6 that covers information management for health and safety, explains its benefits and what’s changed from the draft version.

Winvic trainee site engineer Viktoriia Grachova is making her mark in the construction industry

CIOB is excited to host its first hybrid Construction Technology and Data Conference, on Tuesday 12 November.

Laing O’Rourke’s Ben Hardie tells CIOB People how he was drawn into construction – and what the industry can do to attract a younger generation with digital skills

The Laing O’Rourke Centre for Construction Engineering and Technology has set out its vision for a construction project in 2030 – and digital transformation, performance measurement and digital and technological skills are key.

The CIOB has launched its artificial intelligence (AI) playbook setting out why the technology is important to construction and how it can create opportunities for the sector.

Contractor Graham is rolling out a streaming service to support employee wellbeing

New policy recommendations are focused on helping to address skills shortages in engineering and technology