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16.10.2020 (819 Clicks)

Digital, Interactive, International – A successful Premiere for Intergeo Digital

Direct exchange, lively discussions, lots of information and great entertainment. High acceptance of the digital offer in pandemic times by the geo-community.

16.10.2020 (701 Clicks)

Construction Machines – Italian Market in Lockdown in 2020 and Restart in 2021

• January-June: Sales down by 20%
• Better Performance in the second half Year (-8.7%)
• and Restart in 2021

15.10.2020 (743 Clicks)

Lane (Webuild Group) receives Florida Road Contract Days after Texas Win

Webuild Group’s U.S. subsidiary Lane has won a $93-million Poinciana Parkway Phase 2 design-and-build contract in Polk County, Florida, less than a week after receiving a $176-million toll-road contract in Texas, further consolidating its leadership in road work in the United States.

15.10.2020 (635 Clicks)

Parsons selected to support Southern California Regional Rail Authority with Metrolink Rail Expansion and Rehabilitation

Parsons Corporation announced that the company has been selected by the Southern California Regional Rail Authority (SCRRA) as one of five engineering firms for a three-year $50 million task order contract. Parsons will support an unprecedented plan for expansion, rehabilitation and state of good repair projects that will improve the safety and service of the Metrolink System and its facilities.

15.10.2020 (741 Clicks)

QRC welcomes Commitment to Future Skills Initiative

The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has welcomed a $45 million state government pre-election commitment to a new future skills initiative to encourage closer partnerships between high schools and industry-related job opportunities.

“The Queensland Government has already been a vital partner in our 80-strong Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA) under the Gateway to Industry Schools Program and this funding will further boost the capacity of some of our partner schools to set young people onto trade and STEM career pathways,” said QRC Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane. “QMEA schools from across the state would benefit from the promised new facilities that will support the development of skills in engineering, hospitality and the emerging hydrogen industry, and prepare students for the skills demanded by our sector,” he said.

These include:

• Dysart State High School – $900,000 for commercial standard kitchen facilities
• Chinchilla State High School and Tara State College - $4.8M for engineering annexe and equipment to support training opportunities in local mining, gas and electrical industries
• Bowen State High School - $1.4M upgrade to aquaculture facility
• Pimlico State High School - $1.4M enhanced aquaponics infrastructure
• Gladstone State High School – $2M for training for emerging hydrogen industry
• Roma State College - $1.5M for infrastructure for animal husbandry and agricultural studies
• Glenala State High School - $2.25M upgrade to trade training centre for four schools
• Rockhampton State High School - $2.5M for aquaculture research centre facilities
• Dalby State High School - $2.5M upgrade to rural/industrial manufacturing facilities
• Clermont State High School - $1.3M for commercial kitchen and industry- standard facilities
• Cloncurry State School - $500,000 upgrade to welding and metal work facilities
• Mackay Northern Beaches State High School – $1.2M for engineering, early childhood, arts and information/digital media/technology/business training facilities
• Thuringowa State High School - $1.2M science labs refurbishment.

Mr Macfarlane said QRC members already invest more than $1 million each year in the QMEA to ensure resources companies have the skilled people they need to operate safely and successfully. He said investing in training for young people to encourage them to work in the resources sector was more important than ever, because of the vital role the mining and gas industries were playing to support Queensland’s economic recovery from Covid-19.

“The QRC has also welcomed the state government’s commitment to a Queensland Resources Industry Development Plan to steer future growth in our sector,” Mr Macfarlane said. “This plan includes extra support for STEM skills and a commitment to employ more industrial design and technology teachers, which will be of critical importance to the success of the government’s future skills initiative,” he said.

Source: QRC

                     

14.10.2020 (589 Clicks)

£2m Works to repair Doncaster Flood Defence in UK are complete

The Environment Agency has completed repairs to a 40 m slip on a flood defence embankment in Doncaster, to repair and improve defences for winter.

14.10.2020 (711 Clicks)

Senex Energy announced more Resources Jobs for Covid Recovery

Chief Executive of the Queensland Resources Council Ian Macfarlane has welcomed 50 extra resources-related construction jobs created by Senex Energy in its new $30 million Roma North expansion announced.

13.10.2020 (628 Clicks)

Costain announces Directorate Change

Costain announces that Tony Bickerstaff, chief financial officer, after 14 years in the role will be stepping down from his position and as a director of the Company.

13.10.2020 (596 Clicks)

Fugro to provide Quality Assurance Testing Services for Dallas Airports

Fugro has been awarded a 5-year contract by the City of Dallas Department of Aviation to provide quality assurance testing services for all upcoming construction projects at Dallas Love Field Airport, Dallas Executive Airport, and Dallas Vertiport.

12.10.2020 (601 Clicks)

Webuild in a new Scholarship Agreement with University of Melbourne to support talent Pipeline in the Infrastructure Sector in Australia

The Webuild Group is collaborating with the University of Melbourne’s Melbourne School of Engineering to support innovation, inclusion and the professional training of young students as part of its investment in Australia, a strategic market for the Group. In an agreement signed with the university, the Group is offering, as of September 2020, two scholarships for the next five years: Webuild Women into Engineering Pathway Scholarship and Webuild Master of Civil Engineering Scholarship.