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Correctly textured concrete could help to increase grip in industrial workplaces without introducing trip hazards into the surface of the floor.A survey from the Trades Union Congress (TUC) places slips, trips and falls among the greatest health and safety risks, according to workplace representatives.The concern ranks alongside more commonly cited worries including bullying, harassment and stress.With textured concrete, employers could...
Householders taking the advice of the Association of British Insurers could find a roller screed a useful way of levelling concrete paths ready for a crunchy top layer of gravel.Malcolm Tarling, spokesman for the insurance industry association, says a gravel path is one way of improving home security since the clocks have gone back.The loose upper covering offers a crunchy...
The cost and availability of concreting tools could be two of the main concerns faced by builders at the moment.According to Rod Bennion, non-executive chairman of the National Merchant Buying Society (NMBS), a representative organisation for procurement in the building, plumbing, timber, hardware and heating industries, stock and pricing levels are key factors in meeting customer demand at present.Speaking at...
With mineral products suppliers taking action to reduce their dust levels, masonry brushes could allow end-users of their materials to do the same.Dust levels are one of the environmental criteria included in the Mineral Products Association's (MPA's) 2009 UK Cement Performance Report, which has just been published.Per tonne of cement produced during the year, dust emissions dropped by almost a...
Despite planned spending cuts, more small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) could find their bricklaying tools in demand on public sector projects in the months to come.The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is calling for better access to public sector contracts for SMEs in light of their substantial contribution to the UK workforce.Some 60 per cent of jobs and half of...
Concrete groovers can offer a simple way to make a driveway look aesthetically appealing in the autumn, says The Concrete Network.The information provider on all things relating to cementitious surfaces has published a guide to economical, mid-range and advanced techniques in overhauling existing driveways.Advanced methods involve hand finishes, staining, borders and intricate patterns, while mid-range approaches include engraving and two-colour...
Work on the A1 Gateshead and Newcastle Western Bypass is likely to be carried out with the assistance of lighting towers as the Highways Agency looks to minimise disruption to daytime traffic on the road.The organisation is putting its concreting tools to work installing new signage alongside the roadway, advising motorists of a change to the speed limit.From Birtley Interchange...
While the recession may have resulted in some negative trends within the construction sector, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) suggests that those training in how to use bricklaying tools at the moment could face brighter prospects."The Green Deal to retrofit all our 26 million homes in the country will provide huge job opportunities for people in the construction sector,"...
More people made redundant from the public sector could put concreting tools to work by getting a job with a small to medium-sized construction firm engaging on government contracts.Earlier this week, the Cabinet Office announced plans for a quarter of public sector contracts to go to small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across all industry sectors, bolstered by a pledge to...
Bricklayers tools suitable for undertaking energy efficiency home improvements could be in renewed demand thanks to the government's Green Deal.The initiative aims to make the entire UK housing stock more eco-friendly, including both privately owned and rented accommodation.Stephen Radley, director of policy and external affairs at manufacturers' forum the EEF, says the scheme "for the first time" gives some small...
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Correctly textured concrete could help to increase grip in industrial workplaces without introducing trip hazards into the surface of the floor.A survey from the Trades Union Congress (TUC) places slips, trips and falls among the greatest health and safety risks, according to workplace representatives.The concern ranks alongside more commonly cited worries including bullying, harassment and stress.With textured concrete, employers could...
Householders taking the advice of the Association of British Insurers could find a roller screed a useful way of levelling concrete paths ready for a crunchy top layer of gravel.Malcolm Tarling, spokesman for the insurance industry association, says a gravel path is one way of improving home security since the clocks have gone back.The loose upper covering offers a crunchy...
The cost and availability of concreting tools could be two of the main concerns faced by builders at the moment.According to Rod Bennion, non-executive chairman of the National Merchant Buying Society (NMBS), a representative organisation for procurement in the building, plumbing, timber, hardware and heating industries, stock and pricing levels are key factors in meeting customer demand at present.Speaking at...
With mineral products suppliers taking action to reduce their dust levels, masonry brushes could allow end-users of their materials to do the same.Dust levels are one of the environmental criteria included in the Mineral Products Association's (MPA's) 2009 UK Cement Performance Report, which has just been published.Per tonne of cement produced during the year, dust emissions dropped by almost a...
Despite planned spending cuts, more small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) could find their bricklaying tools in demand on public sector projects in the months to come.The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is calling for better access to public sector contracts for SMEs in light of their substantial contribution to the UK workforce.Some 60 per cent of jobs and half of...
Concrete groovers can offer a simple way to make a driveway look aesthetically appealing in the autumn, says The Concrete Network.The information provider on all things relating to cementitious surfaces has published a guide to economical, mid-range and advanced techniques in overhauling existing driveways.Advanced methods involve hand finishes, staining, borders and intricate patterns, while mid-range approaches include engraving and two-colour...
Work on the A1 Gateshead and Newcastle Western Bypass is likely to be carried out with the assistance of lighting towers as the Highways Agency looks to minimise disruption to daytime traffic on the road.The organisation is putting its concreting tools to work installing new signage alongside the roadway, advising motorists of a change to the speed limit.From Birtley Interchange...
While the recession may have resulted in some negative trends within the construction sector, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) suggests that those training in how to use bricklaying tools at the moment could face brighter prospects."The Green Deal to retrofit all our 26 million homes in the country will provide huge job opportunities for people in the construction sector,"...
More people made redundant from the public sector could put concreting tools to work by getting a job with a small to medium-sized construction firm engaging on government contracts.Earlier this week, the Cabinet Office announced plans for a quarter of public sector contracts to go to small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across all industry sectors, bolstered by a pledge to...
Bricklayers tools suitable for undertaking energy efficiency home improvements could be in renewed demand thanks to the government's Green Deal.The initiative aims to make the entire UK housing stock more eco-friendly, including both privately owned and rented accommodation.Stephen Radley, director of policy and external affairs at manufacturers' forum the EEF, says the scheme "for the first time" gives some small...
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