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Two more members join charter

The Steel Construction Sustainability Charter has recently added two more BCSA members to its list, bringing the total number of companies to have been …

Hospital extension gets fast track construction with Metsec framing

A new £26M extension at the Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust has used 3,000m² of Metsec SFS site fixed, light gauge, galvanised steel framing as infill walling. …

Infill walling provides fast solution

The first phase of the new £23M Caludon Castle School in Coventry has been completed with a quantity of Metsec galvanised steel framing. Used as infill …

News in Brief – October 2006

Seven managers from companies including Corus and Metsec who are participating in the Metals Industry Managing for Success pilot programme have recently …

Major investment rolled out by Metsec

Metsec has announced an £8.5M investment programme in its engineering division which will create up to 40 new jobs at its Oldbury, West Midlands plant. …

News in Brief: September 2006

The SCI will hold its annual lunch on 16 November at London’s Landmark Hotel. For further information contact Clare Convy, Tel: 01344 636549, …

Metsec makes light work of long trusses

Lightweight steel trusses spanning 35m have been erected for a new manufacturing plant in Norfolk. Metsec supplied 33 of the trusses to the project which is …

Metsec purlins rise to challenge of complex roof

Construction of a new £2.6M Information & Communication Technology Learning Centre near Mansfield has found Metsec’s zed purlins equal to the task of …

News in Brief – September 2005

A topping-out ceremony on 16 August marked the completion of the roof at Arsenal FC’s new Emirates Stadium. Sir Robert McAlpine Project Director Rolv …

Shopping centre’s fast floor

Installation of a mezzanine floor at the White Rose shopping centre in Leeds has created an extra 3000m² of retail space. A total of 6.5km of 300mm deep …

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