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Craig Quirie

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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

Edinburgh firm opens £2.5m recycling plant

JCB unveils out-of-this-world birthday artwork to mark anniversary

Construction charity adds financial support system to free app

Scotland’s construction industry unveils Covid-19 recovery plan

Network Rail to utilise software which cut project cost by £30m...

Month-long HSE inspections to focus on respiratory risks

Extension of furlough scheme in Scotland would cost an estimated £850m

Scottish Labour calls for action to avoid ‘tidal wave’ of construction...

Proposals launched to exempt thousands of SMEs from CITB levy

Unite urges HSE to release initial findings into fatal crane accident...

Network Rail design contest looks to protect maintenance and construction personnel

Mammoth construction vessel arrives at site of £1.8bn wind farm

Scottish Government announces £10m funding to support apprentices

Union issues warning over ‘greenhouse’ crane cabs as temperatures rise

Scotland’s construction industry moves into phase 4 of restart plan

Scotland’s construction industry to enter phase 2 of restart plan

Group calls for HS2 to be extended to Scotland

Further support announced for small businesses in Scotland

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