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Definitive guidance for high-rise construction

The BCSA has published the latest in its series of Health and Safety Executive (HSE) endorsed guides for steel erection. The new book, Erection of Multi-Storey …

SCI marks 20 successful years

The Steel Construction Institute marked its 20th anniversary in June with a celebratory lunch held at the newly completed Ascot racecourse building. NSC …

Industry takes combined approach for seminars

Corus, the BCSA and the SCI have joined forces and combined their educational and training schedules into one unified programme. Roger Steeper, Corus Manager …

New code of practice for multi-storey buildings

The BCSA will shortly publish the Code of Practice for Erection of Multi-Storey Buildings, it’s latest addition in the safety series of guides. This document …

Popcorn factory is a sweet success for Atlas Ward

A new steel-framed confectionary factory has recently been erected in Pontefract, Yorkshire by Atlas Ward Structures. The Monkhill Confectionary facility is a …

CE Marking recommended by BCSA

The BCSA is recommending that its members buy CE Marked steel as it is legally clearer that these sections meet required standards. From 1 September 2006 CE …

News in Brief – July/August 2006

Lindapter has launched a new generation of hook-over clamps for connecting rolled steel sections. The type CF clamp is said to securely connect channel, angle …

Steel bridges the valley

The first steel sections of the Rheola Bridge in South Wales have been lifted into position by Fairfield-Mabey. Named after a local pub, the bridge forms an …

BCSA celebrates a century in style

The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) has celebrated its centenary with a banquet at Blenheim Palace, the ancestral home of the Churchill …

Bishop’s Bridge opens for traffic

The new £62M Bishop’s Bridge, adjacent to Paddington Station, which crosses 14 rail tracks, two London Underground lines and the Grand Union Canal has been …

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