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BCSA accidents reduced by 24%
The accident injury statistics for BCSA members in 2012 has revealed that the number of reportable accidents recorded under Reportable Injuries Diseases and …
Cellular beams help create development centre
An economical long span floor solution has been installed for the £40M Sainsbury Product Development Centre (PDC) at Ansty Park, Coventry. The PDC forms an …
Online steel information resource relaunched
The Steel Construction Institute (SCI) has re-launched Steelbiz, its online library of technical information and resources on every aspect of steel …
Work starts on Bexleyheath makeover
Steel construction will be playing a central role in creating a new civic office and town centre amenities in Bexleyheath, Kent. Work has recently started on …
Excellent distribution park completed with steel
A new industrial warehouse development, consisting of five units, has been completed at Park Royal in west London. Known as Central Park, developer Goya …
New design tools for steel sector
Two new design tools have been made available from the steel sector to aid engineers with efficient and economic design of steel framed structures. A design …
Around the Press – May 2013
Construction News 14 March 2013 Steel choice for college project [Royal Greenwich UTC] – The existing steelwork in the warehouse set a precedent for …
Call for level playing field
BCSA President Ivor Roberts criticised the award of the Forth Replacement Crossing steelwork contract to a Chinese company as a blow that must not be allowed …
CE Marking supplement with this issue
Copies of this issue of New Steel Construction (NSC) include an additional supplement on CE Marking and its impact on the steel construction sector. The BCSA …
BCSA campaign urges government action for UK businesses
The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) has warned the Government that the country will lose out on economic growth and hundreds of thousands …
