Building Products

The Vice Prime Minister for Reconstruction and Minister of Community and Territorial Development of Ukraine, Oleksiy Kuleba, has inked an order thereby approving the construction products codifier, which is a single digital reference book that goes on to standardize...

ACCIONA has come up with a new digital platform so as to track the quality as well as maturity of concrete on its projects, named DIGICONCRETE. Interestingly, the digital tool is said to enhance the efficiency of quality control and...

Modern construction equipment demands operator skills that extend far beyond basic machinery operation. Comprehensive training programs combining classroom instruction, simulator practice, and hands-on field experience prepare operators to safely and efficiently manage increasingly sophisticated equipment. Through structured certification approaches, ongoing skill development, and commitment to continuous learning, construction organizations develop operator competency that enhances project safety, productivity, and equipment longevity.

Material-intensive construction projects require comprehensive cost optimization strategies that balance budget control with quality maintenance. Through systematic planning, prefabrication techniques, lean construction principles, and strategic procurement approaches, contractors can significantly reduce project expenses while maintaining structural performance standards. Effective material efficiency combined with process optimization transforms how organizations deliver complex construction projects.

Modern concrete repair and strengthening techniques enable restoration of deteriorating structures while extending their service life significantly. Through advanced materials like epoxy injection, fiber-reinforced polymers, and innovative assessment methods, property owners can implement cost-effective rehabilitation solutions that preserve asset value, maintain structural integrity, and support sustainable construction practices.

The European Commission has unveiled a standardised calculation framework that will fundamentally reshape how the construction industry measures and reports the environmental impact of building materials. The new regulation creates a level playing field across member states by establishing...

The construction industry increasingly turns toward alternative binders and supplementary cementitious materials to reduce carbon emissions and environmental impact. From fly ash and metakaolin to geopolymers and bio-based binders, these innovative materials enhance concrete durability while cutting Portland cement consumption. This exploration reveals how material innovation is reshaping sustainable construction practices by balancing performance requirements with environmental responsibility, enabling contractors to meet green building standards without compromising structural integrity.