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Current market drivers include infrastructure, mega projects, onshoring and aging fleet replacement
Material prices surge in April but contractors are remaining positive
The UK needs 250,000 extra construction workers by 2028 if it wants to meet demand
Europe’s construction industry continues to suffer a labour imbalance, with almost half the occupations classified as being in shortage in the region belonging in the sector
A Q&A on global construction sales with OHR’s managing director, Chris Sleight
What skills can people with autism, dyslexia and ADHD bring to the construction sector?
Can the ubiquitous yellow excavator survive in an age of global branding?
OEM reveals 2023 sales for construction and resource industries, and its highlights of the year
Change of leadership at Mace as it seeks to double global revenue from its consultancy business
Bouygues releases its 2024 first quarter results
Herc Rentals continues its expansion with addition of four-branch firm
CEO talks energy transition, rental demand, and more
Focused on growing specialty rental alongside an ambitious goal for greenfield startups, Ashtead’s US-based rental giant laid out some ambitious goals with its Sunbelt 4.0 five-year plan
US construction employment rose in 65% of 358 different metro areas between March 2023 and March 2024, as demand construction demand continued to grow despite a shortage of workers.
Demand in North America continues to be strong as JLG sees “continued demand drivers going forward”
The UK faces a ‘brutal’ construction skills shortage as a series of megaprojects already underway plus several more set to begin soon compete for scarce labour resources.
Josh Nickell, VP of equipment rental with the American Rental Association, talks about whether the FTC’s latest move will change the landscape of the US rental industry
Caterpillar announces its first quarter results on 25 April
For a long time, working for four days a week instead of five but with no reduction in pay sounded like an unachievable – possibly even decadent – idea in pretty much any industry.
Developing dedicated electric platforms for compact machines
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