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Scholarship to boost steel sector recruitment

The BCSA, together with the Ironmongers’ Company, is launching a new Steel Construction University Scholarship Scheme to increase the number of school …

Websites’ popularity increases

The BCSA’s website, www.steelconstruction.org is being increasingly used by specifiers wishing to find information about steel construction companies, …

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 …

Big reduction in falls from height injuries

BCSA has reported that during the period from 2004 to 2006 there was an 80% reduction in the number of reported construction related falls from height, while …

News in Brief: February 2007

The BCSA has launched a new Safety in Steel Construction Health & Safety Service (SiSC). It offers the designated competent person a 24-hour telephone …

Hopes high for adjudication review

Hopes are high that industry pressure for a change in the Construction Act will result in removal of the need for contracts to be ‘in writing’ before …

News in Brief: January 2007

Following some concerns raised in the industry media as to the competence of steel erectors that have slinging and signalling endorsements on their CSCS cards …

Heat straightening can reduce traffic congestion

The Highways Agency (HA) in collaboration with the BCSA  is now providing guidance for a recently adopted technique for bridge repairs which will help speed …

New source for health and safety help

BCSA has launched a new subsidiary company designed to help members cope with growing health and safety regulatory requirements. A national network of advisers …

News in Brief – November/December 2006

A new website, designed, built, run and maintained by the SCI on behalf of The Step Change in Safety Team, has been launched. The site brings together …

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