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Drawing on aviation risk management, this blog explores how structural engineers can manage uncertainty in older buildings. It advocates for proactive safety cases, clear accountability, and informed decision-making over mere compliance.
Building a Safer Future, Independent Review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety: Interim Report recognised a failing safety culture within construction. This guidance aims to address how safety culture can be embedded in the industry.
Recycling alone will not be enough to decarbonise the steel industry, warn experts from the steel and construction sectors, and academia.
This guidance defines burnout and provides strategies to mitigate the risk and effects.
This paper describes the role of scrap in steel decarbonisation, global recycling trends, and strategies for a more sustainable construction industry.
In this blog, Calum Lockhart shares his reasons why all engineers need to attend the Digital and Computational Design workshop.
In this blog, Paul Livesey BEng MSc CEng FIStructE, Head of Operations for CROSS previews his upcoming talk at the Structural safety and risk conference on 12th June 2025.