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Construction Demand Makes Hong Kong Address Worker Shortage
World Construction Today - There are plans being rolled out by Hong Kongโs development bureau to bring about an increase in the number of construction workers across the region.
The agency is looking to enhance the training in construction, increase...
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4 Reasons Why Building Site CCTV Systems Are A Must-Have
If youโre managing a building or construction site, you need to know how to secure your valuable equipment. Security is equivalent to on-site safety, and you need to ensure that only authorized persons can enter the site to reduce...
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Workplace Health & Safety A Priority For Construction Leaders
World Construction Today - Some of the biggest construction companies across Australia have announced a funding partnership with a medical research charity called The Common Good to develop a tradie health institute. The companies have been invited to be...
Civil Engineering
SABIC launches the first carbon-neutral building in Jubail, Saudi Arabia
SABIC has inaugurated its iconic building in the Saudi industrial city of Jubail, keeping pace with mega development projects contributing to strengthening the kingdomโs global position as a major player in the fields of investment, economy, and business.
Built on...
Architecture
Dubai developer launches Cavalli residences with rooftop opera pavilion
Dubaiโs DAMAC Properties has launched a property development with iconic fashion brand Cavalli.ย The 42-storey DAMAC Bay by Cavalli will be located in Dubai Harbour and feature designs from the fashion firm. Interiors are inspired by maritime and include seashells,...
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TAWAL to showcase its new smart city infrastructure solutions during LEAP 2023
TAWAL, the leading integrated ICT infrastructure provider in the Kingdom, has announced its participation at LEAP 2023 as a โDiamond Sponsorโ of the global tech event. For the second year running, from February 6 to February 9, 2023, at...
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Taskforce searches for AI, drone and wearable tech to make construction safer
A new taskforce is searching for companies with potentially โgame-changingโ technology that could improve safety in construction and industry.
Artificial Intelligence (AI), drones, wearable devices and other technologies could improve safety and risk management in industrial workplaces, said the Health...
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