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Digitizing Environmental Permitting for Successful Restoration Projects

Civil + Structural Engineer

Environmental data and permitting are the vital first steps for construction projects of all kinds. The digitization of these processes enables greater efficiency and shorter project timelines, and allows environmental consultants to visualize, organize, and analyze data for robust project planning. Army Corps of Engineers.

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Why Architects Need Topographical Surveys Before Designing

CCR Magazine

A topographical survey, which provides a detailed representation of the terrain, is an essential tool for architects. This blog will explore why every architect should consider a topographical survey before diving into the design phase, highlighting the various benefits and practical applications of this critical step.

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The Different Types of Surveyors – Listed & Explained

UK Construction Blog

The post The Different Types of Surveyors – Listed & Explained appeared first on UK Construction Blog. You won’t find anyone in the construction industry who doesn’t agree that the role of a chartered surveyor within any construction project is pivotal.

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Coastal restoration project gives threatened coastal plant another chance

Civil + Structural Engineer

He was monitoring the federally threatened bird – the Piping Plover ( Charadrius melodus ), one of several environmental conservation measures performed by the agency on all coastal restoration projects to ensure wildlife is not harmed. While doing this he spotted what looked like spinach sprouting out of the sand by his foot.

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How Do Construction Firms Ensure Efficiency?

CCR Magazine

An efficient organization will gain a competitive advantage over its rivals by doing more in less time and getting the most value out of staff and equipment. Efficiency is also vital in the construction industry. Efficiency across multiple sites Many construction firms will need to operate across multiple sites.

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Navigating Environmental Regulations in Construction: Compliance and Best Practices

Building Radar

Environmental regulations in the construction industry are designed to minimize the impact of construction activities on the environment. These regulations address various aspects of construction, from waste management and air quality control to water conservation and the use of sustainable materials.

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Safe Demolition: Controlled Building Project

CCR Magazine

This task requires a meticulous approach to handling various materials, managing debris, and minimizing environmental impact. Workers should be provided with suitable personal protective equipment (PPE), such as helmets, gloves, and safety goggles. This evaluation helps to determine the most appropriate demolition method.