Eight members of the RG team in Doncaster have just returned from a charity walk to the summit of Snowdon - the tallest mountain in England and Wales at 3,560 feet. Adam Crabtree, Chris Broadhead, Dave Dixon, Kieran Brookes, Mike Lee, Richard Bailey, Shaun Wordsworth and...
Quality Assurance is an essential yardstick, a measure against which to keep standards high and make judgments about whether certain targets are being met. It is a standard that most industries will self-set in order to ensure that the sector as a whole is achieving...
There is no doubt that quality assurance is imperative to the best possible finish of any construction project. Undertaking quality assurance checks throughout the design, construction and completion helps to reduce unplanned costs, prevents issues from occurring, and can make the whole project run more...
Quality assurance is imperative at the design stage to ensure that no mistakes are made during the construction process. Architects and designers need to work together to edit and finalise plans before any physical work takes place or materials are sourced, to guarantee minimal waste...
Quality assurance is the observation of processes that are implemented to ensure that high quality work is taking place at all stages of a construction project. This can help to reduce issues for both the customer and construction company later on, since the likelihood of...
Quality assurance is ensuring that a specified level of quality is always met at every stage of project completion, by observing the techniques and activities that are used throughout the project to fulfill the requirements. This helps to ensure the highest quality outcome at the...
Social media has become a very valuable business tool. Once the method of choice for stalking celebrities and ex-partners, today it delivers more value and network reach than almost any other digital marketing method. This makes it a key asset for businesses across the board,...
Many top construction companies are now utilising social media on a daily basis. Although it might seem completely unrelated, the fact is that we live in a largely digital world where social platforms act as a great tool for expanding audience reach – an essential...
To establish your business ahead of competitors and become a strong leader within the construction industry, you must demonstrate unique skills, value and gain a competitive advantage. There are hundreds of construction companies within London alone, meaning that it can sometimes be difficult for corporations...
The UK has an ageing population. While there has been plenty of debate about the impact this has on the economy and beyond, for the construction industry, an increase in the retirement sector represents considerable opportunity. In this whitepaper we will be looking into the...
Social media covers a variety of popular platforms, including Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Google Plus. With over 59% of the UK population using social media accounts regularly, this is a huge potential audience base that is ready to be connected with by many industries, the...
A growing number of companies are now using social media as part of their digital marketing strategy, and the construction industry is no exception to this. Social media works in a number of ways as a marketing tool that construction companies can benefit from, such...