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Corus took the strain at Civils
Offering to ‘take the strain’ out of the industry, Corus’ stand at Civils 2005 proved highly successful. The only two-level stand at the show offered …
Taking the lead with CE marking
Corus Construction & Industrial (CC&I) has become the world’s first steel producer to gain approval for plates and sections against the Construction …
‘Zero Defects’ delivers savings for clothing firm George
Barrett Steel Buildings’ ‘zero defects’ approach has delivered cost savings and a two week saving on programme on a project to design, supply and erect a …
Metals skills boost from merger
Efforts to recruit capable young people into the metals industry have been boosted by the merger of two key skills organisations. MetSkill, the metals industry …
Cardington needed for concrete tests – Cartoon
The constructional steelwork sector is supporting calls to re-open the Cardington large building test facility to allow the UK’s programme of fire testing to …
Wider use for safe system
Severfield-Rowen has made its innovative ‘Off-Load Safe’ patented handling system available to the wider market. ‘The system has been used successfully …
Goole swing bridge relieves congestion
Butterley has completed the installation of a new cable-stayed swing bridge at Goole in Yorkshire, which should help to relieve congestion on the A161. The …
Contractors choose competitive steel
Steel construction is enjoying robust health with output up 7% this year, and is looking forward to a future brightened by the prospect of a demand for …
Steel acclaimed in construction industry awards
One of the most technically demanding bridge strengthening projects ever undertaken in the UK emerged as the winner of the Major Projects category at last …
Last chance to book for Steel Construction Conference
The Steel Construction Conference and Exhibition is only days away. Highlights of the event, to be held on 15 November at The Brewery, Chiswell Street in the …
