AGC MA is pleased to announce the launch of the MBTA Roundtable Discussion Series. This quarterly meeting gives AGC MA members the opportunity to engage with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Construction Contracts and Project Management Team in an open discussion on evolving protocols, processes, and book of work. EVENT INFO Friday Jan 10, 2025 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM AGC MA Conference Room (Hybrid) Learn more and register here: https://ow.ly/cx9C50UtJ78
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Equity Partner (dannaer@eldanlaw.com) - New York, USA & Singapore-qualified | International Disputes & Construction Lawyer | Arbitrator | Adjudicator
[Webinar invite] My colleague, Imran and I will be speaking on how best to manage construction disputes and construction insolvency at this upcoming webinar. Registration details are below. We look forward to seeing you there! #construction #arbitration #adjudication #litigation #mediation #managedisputes
Our Danna Er 余惠莉 and Imran Rahim are co-presenting at an upcoming webinar on how to play your cards right in a construction dispute and on rescuing projects in distress. June 27, 2024, 3.30 pm to 6.00 pm More details in the flyer. You may also click here to register: https://lnkd.in/gu8nDFMC Society of Project Managers
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Being equipped to lead means being prepared to execute. Dive deep into the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA)’s Body of Knowledge to learn the core competencies of construction management. Register for our July Professional Construction Management Course™ at https://hubs.la/Q02zs9Y60. #professionaldevelopment #careersinconstruction
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PR Techni Eng | Technologist | Philomath | Mail and Guardian 200 Young South Africans 2024
Good Morning All, The #SAICE Project Management and Construction Division is calling on Speakers to present at webinars/conferences,etc. If you or someone you know are interested, please reach out to me for further information 🙂 Let's #growtogether in #engineering #projectmanagement #constructionprojectmanagement
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TunnelSkills is the Sector Lead Group for this Competence Framework activity for the tunnelling sector within the 'Civils Super Sector'. This industry-led ground-breaking work is in response to Dame Judith Hackitt’s report and recommendations about competence following the Grenfell Tower fire. TunnelSkills' Competence Framework Steering Group, made up of industry experts with extensive 'below-the-ground' experience will hold its inaugural meeting early in the New Year. For further detail see here: https://lnkd.in/eGumQsRy To learn more, come along to British Tunnelling Society's evening meeting at Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) on Thursday12th December at 18:00. Prior to the evening lecture, Faye Burnett (MCIOB), Programme Director for the CLC Installer Competence Programme will give a presentation explaining more. If you would like to learn more, or about how to contribute to the development of competence frameworks for tunnelling, raising standards, contact fto@tunnelskills.org #tunnels #competence #wholesystemsapproach #standards #belowgroundbreaking British Tunnelling Society Alasdair Reisner Civil Engineering Contractors Association (National) Ian Heath Gerry Keigher Adam Evenden CEng MIMMM Pipe Jacking Association Sean Martin Jason Fawcett Ambrose James Quashie Construction Leadership Council Team Standards Qualifications Paul Lintott Jordan Edwards Paula Clark CITB
The Industry Competence Steering Group (ICSG) is a working group of the Industry Competence Committee (ICC), a statutory committee under the Building Safety Regulator. Formerly known as the Competence Steering Group, it was originally set up in response to the Grenfell Tower Fire and subsequent Hackitt Review. ICSG is Co-Chaired by Hanna Clarke, Construction Products Association and Gill Hancock, Association for Project Management. Under its new chairs, the ICSG is implementing a new structure which the ICC has reviewed and agreed. It will better cover the built environment's disciplines and support existing work across the industry. The new structure will bring together contributions from over 60 professional bodies and 1500 individuals in the built environment. Jon Vanstone Chair of the ICC – “Integrating ICSG as a working group under ICC marks a crucial step in fostering a culture of competence and raising standards across the built environment. ICC will establish clear expectations, while ICSG provides a platform for collaboration and innovation to achieve these goals. Together, we are committed to delivering clear and practical guidance, ensuring that competence is recognised as the cornerstone of safety and quality, both within industry practices and in public trust.” More information including how to contact ICSG can be found in the attached press release and appendix
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[Seminar: Understanding Earned Value Management (EVM) for Construction Projects🗣️] 📍Brian Villanueva👦🏻 is going to deliver a sharing on Understanding Earned Value Management (EVM) for Construction Projects.📏 📍In this training, Brian Villanueva will explain the core concepts of EVM, discuss its benefits and explore the integration of EVM with construction projects.📑 All colleagues are welcome!🙌🏻🙌🏻 #mjcl #mjgroup #mj #qs #quantitysurveying #quantitysurveyor #construction #engineering #evm #management #construction #projects
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Download the latest CJC Management Capability Statement Explore our decades of global expertise across a range of projects and sectors, details of our extensive project portfolio, our highly experienced team, international ventures, and the breadth of our services and skills. Our Capability Statement is a comprehensive guide showcasing our commitment to engineering excellence across complex infrastructure projects. Click here to download: https://lnkd.in/gj6UZXWt #CJCManagement #Engineering #Construction #ProjectManagement
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Knowledge sharing is caring! Attended an insightful webinar by #CMTI on the remarkable case study of constructing a 100 km lane road in just 100 hours. Gained valuable knowledge on efficient project management, teamwork, and innovative construction techniques. #RoadConstruction #InfrastructureDevelopment #WebinarLearning #CivilEngineering #ProfessionalDevelopment"
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Update from the Industry Competence Committee (ICC) We’re proud to announce the restructuring of the Industry Competence Steering Group (ICSG), now a working group of ICC under the Building Safety Regulator. Originally established in response to the Grenfell Tower tragedy and the Hackitt Review, ICSG continues its mission to elevate competence and safety standards across the built environment. Under the leadership of Co-Chairs Hanna Clarke and Gill Hancock, ICSG is evolving to better support our industry. With input from over 60 professional bodies and 1,500 contributors, the group will drive competence frameworks aligned with the BS 8670 series and promote best practices across the sector. As Chair of ICC, I am committed to this important work. ICC will set clear expectations for the industry, while ICSG provides a collaborative platform to meet these goals. Together, we are fostering a culture where competence is the foundation of safety and trust. For further details on the restructure and how to get involved, please refer to the document within the post. Let’s continue working together to drive positive change across the built environment. #BuildingSafety #Competence #ICSG
The Industry Competence Steering Group (ICSG) is a working group of the Industry Competence Committee (ICC), a statutory committee under the Building Safety Regulator. Formerly known as the Competence Steering Group, it was originally set up in response to the Grenfell Tower Fire and subsequent Hackitt Review. ICSG is Co-Chaired by Hanna Clarke, Construction Products Association and Gill Hancock, Association for Project Management. Under its new chairs, the ICSG is implementing a new structure which the ICC has reviewed and agreed. It will better cover the built environment's disciplines and support existing work across the industry. The new structure will bring together contributions from over 60 professional bodies and 1500 individuals in the built environment. Jon Vanstone Chair of the ICC – “Integrating ICSG as a working group under ICC marks a crucial step in fostering a culture of competence and raising standards across the built environment. ICC will establish clear expectations, while ICSG provides a platform for collaboration and innovation to achieve these goals. Together, we are committed to delivering clear and practical guidance, ensuring that competence is recognised as the cornerstone of safety and quality, both within industry practices and in public trust.” More information including how to contact ICSG can be found in the attached press release and appendix
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As Actuate UK & the Engineering and Building Services Skills Authority (EBSSA), we will continue our work on ‘raising the bar’ on individual competence within the built environment as part of the new structure under the Building Safety Regulator: https://lnkd.in/dwzAvpjq #BSR #competences #skills #buildingsafety
The Industry Competence Steering Group (ICSG) is a working group of the Industry Competence Committee (ICC), a statutory committee under the Building Safety Regulator. Formerly known as the Competence Steering Group, it was originally set up in response to the Grenfell Tower Fire and subsequent Hackitt Review. ICSG is Co-Chaired by Hanna Clarke, Construction Products Association and Gill Hancock, Association for Project Management. Under its new chairs, the ICSG is implementing a new structure which the ICC has reviewed and agreed. It will better cover the built environment's disciplines and support existing work across the industry. The new structure will bring together contributions from over 60 professional bodies and 1500 individuals in the built environment. Jon Vanstone Chair of the ICC – “Integrating ICSG as a working group under ICC marks a crucial step in fostering a culture of competence and raising standards across the built environment. ICC will establish clear expectations, while ICSG provides a platform for collaboration and innovation to achieve these goals. Together, we are committed to delivering clear and practical guidance, ensuring that competence is recognised as the cornerstone of safety and quality, both within industry practices and in public trust.” More information including how to contact ICSG can be found in the attached press release and appendix
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The Industry Competence Steering Group (ICSG) is a working group of the Industry Competence Committee (ICC), a statutory committee under the Building Safety Regulator. Formerly known as the Competence Steering Group, it was originally set up in response to the Grenfell Tower Fire and subsequent Hackitt Review. ICSG is Co-Chaired by Hanna Clarke, Construction Products Association and Gill Hancock, Association for Project Management. Under its new chairs, the ICSG is implementing a new structure which the ICC has reviewed and agreed. It will better cover the built environment's disciplines and support existing work across the industry. The new structure will bring together contributions from over 60 professional bodies and 1500 individuals in the built environment. Jon Vanstone Chair of the ICC – “Integrating ICSG as a working group under ICC marks a crucial step in fostering a culture of competence and raising standards across the built environment. ICC will establish clear expectations, while ICSG provides a platform for collaboration and innovation to achieve these goals. Together, we are committed to delivering clear and practical guidance, ensuring that competence is recognised as the cornerstone of safety and quality, both within industry practices and in public trust.” More information including how to contact ICSG can be found in the attached press release and appendix
