The Women’s Engineering Society (WES) has elected Katherine Critchley as its 55th president

Why dressing for construction says as much about our strengths as it does our vulnerabilities

On World Mental Health Day, the National Association of Women in Construction is encouraging construction organisations to bolster the workplace support offered to female employees.

The National Association of Women in Construction is encouraging construction organisations to bolster the workplace support offered to female employees

Anjali Pindoria explains why construction PPE is not only failing women but also men from minoritised ethnic and faith backgrounds

Woman crane operator Katie Kelleher tells her story to CIOB People editor Nadine Buddoo in the latest episode of the 21CC podcast.

Former crane operator Katie Kelleher shares her fascinating insight of what it’s really like as a woman on site

Debate on social media around women in construction has continued since the blockbuster movie Barbie hit cinemas in July

Sustainable period products will be supplied to Tarmac’s UK employees as part of a new partnership 

The She Builds UK exhibition has launched to shine a light on the lack of female representation in the construction industry

Three of the UK’s most high-profile construction influencers speak to CIOB People about their social media journeys – and how it can boost your career

Employment programme now open for second cohort applications  

Three female crane operators on how they are helping to dispel misconceptions about what women can achieve on site

Construction personality Katie Kelleher has joined the CPA in the newly created role of technical and development officer 

Progress in bridging the gender pay gap among the largest construction companies remains slow – and in some cases, it has widened.

Progress in bridging the gender pay gap among the largest construction companies remains slow – and in some cases, it has widened

Pre-construction manager and CIOB member Lesleyanne Forman explains why it is important to have professionalism and personality

Females in site-based construction roles often have to overcome barriers and can find themselves battling ‘imposter syndrome’. Nadine Buddoo reports.