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BCSA publishes guide to loading and unloading

A good working practice guide to loading and unloading vehicles has been published by the BCSA. “The publication will assist in the identification of the …

News in Brief – March 2007

Following SIAC’s acquisition of Bison Structures, now known as SIAC Tetbury Steel, the company has appointed Howell James as Managing Director and Chief …

Steel decker reaches safety landmark

Skanska UK specialist steel decking company Richard Lees, has notched up one million accident-free man hours. The company said this statistic has been achieved …

MK Dons stadium ready for new season

Steelwork erection has recently been completed for the new 30,000 seat capacity stadium for the Milton Keynes Dons football club, with the facility scheduled …

New European standard for fabrication and erection

From early 2008 a new European standard for the fabrication and erection of steel structures, known as EN 1090-2, is set to replace the current British …

Software update simplifies design process

A new Corus software package, known as the Slimflor Integrated Design Suite (SIDS) and designed by SCI, has been launched and is now available from the Corus …

Overnight work bridges the gap at airport

Caunton Engineering’s erection department recently secured a nighttime possession to erect the final two sections of new 150m long link bridge at East …

BCSA training initiative launched

BCSA said it is in the planning stage for what will be the most wide ranging and comprehensive training programme for the steel industry. Covering all skills …

Tubes make waves in Singapore

A large quantity of circular hollow sections supplied by Corus International’s Singapore office, have played an integral role in creating a surfing theme for …

Warehouse creates a storm

A new distribution centre for ASDA, known as Project Storm, is nearing completion in Doncaster. Located on the Redhouse Interchange, one of the region’s …

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