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Craig Quirie

Craig Quirie
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Lighthouse Charity encourages construction workers to continue talking

Shetland Islands Council drafts in road repair machine with robotic arm

Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity announces new initiatives

Sawmill and renewables firm announces £250,000 investment in machinery

Network Rail uses Komatsu excavator on Lockerbie project

Police Scotland launches new system following rise in plant and fuel...

CASE machines used to create site for unique historical game

Firm hails new Liebherr articulated dump trucks

Advance Construction Scotland switches to biofuel

Operators to gain machine insight via new Yanmar app

Housebuilder celebrates 75th anniversary by going green

First elephant arrives at Hitachi-backed sanctuary

Firm launches ‘first of its kind’ zero emissions dust suppression system

Online Finning event promises to be ‘one-of-its-kind’

Spider excavators used on £5m Network Rail project

‘Soaring’ demand creates 100 new jobs at JCB

‘Mole’ brought on board for tunnelling project in Highlands

Relaxation of Covid restrictions sees CICV Forum release new health and...

Mobile crane operator to fuel machines with vegetable oil

Firm fined £700,000 after fatal dumper truck accident

Flags fly at half-mast as JCB pays tribute to the Duke...

Scotland’s construction sector hailed for its efforts throughout pandemic

Construction site security guide launched to help tackle crime

Construction Industry Coronavirus Forum issues new essential guidance

MSP asks why construction has been treated differently in latest lockdown

Construction industry urged to strictly follow updated Covid-19 guidance

No decision yet on halting non-essential construction in Scotland

First minister hints further restrictions may be necessary for non-essential work

Council scoops two accolades at GreenFleet awards

Construction to continue in level four areas

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