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It’s no secret that the construction industry is constantly evolving. With the introduction of new technology and building methods, it might not come as a surprise to see robots being used on site. So how are robots currently being used and where can we expect to see them in the future? 

A popular topic of discussion at the moment is diesel. It’s common knowledge that from April 1^st 2022, the majority of businesses using red diesel will need to, under new government legislation, make the switch to white diesel. But what does this mean for the construction industry? Furthermore, how will the latest fuel transition impact the piling sector?

Limited access is a potential piling challenge commonly faced on many construction sites. However, limited access doesn’t have to mean limited drilling options. Learn more about how mini piling can aid contractors working on restricted sites: 

It’s no secret that the construction industry negatively contributes towards the overall international greenhouse effect. However, there are plenty of ways to protect the planet without compromising on safety, quality, or efficiency. Here are four ways it’s possible to symbiose sustainability and construction sites: