The Cost of Utility Location Errors in Pipeline and Infrastructure Projects
Utility-location cost is usually discussed after a strike. That is too [...]
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New Right to Work Rules: Why UK Contractors Need to Know Who Are on Construction Sites and Who Is Compliant
By Padraig Reilly, Founder & CEO, Boxcore Construction workforce compliance is about to become more demanding for UK contractors. From 1 October 2026, Right to Work checks will extend beyond employees to cover subcontractors, agency workers, and other non-standard arrangements common on construction sites. For an industry built on subcontractors, specialist trades and layered supply chains, this matters. The practical question for contractors is becoming simple: do you know exactly who is working on your site, and can you demonstrate that they are approved and compliant to be there? Increasingly, answering that question takes more than a spreadsheet or an approved worker list. Contractors need to connect digital onboarding, inductions [...]
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