NASC explains why credible contractors, competent CISRS‑qualified operatives and compliant scaffold designs are essential for public‑sector clients commissioning work at height
SFG20’s Davy Clark highlights how inconsistent updates, fragmented systems and vague asset data continue to undermine FM performance, even as organisations prioritise stronger asset management
Scotland has published and new prevention and control strategy, which covers both health and social care settings, becoming the first nation in the UK to publish an integrated strategy.
The Courier, Distribution, Storage and Specialist Solutions Framework gives organisations a single, compliant route to access UK and international courier, storage, distribution and specialist logistics services
Erika Bannerman, managing director, NHS Shared Business Services (NHS SBS), suggests that finance, procurement and payroll are not a footnote to the NHS's productivity challenge, but one of the most important places to start solving it.
Rob Turnbull, chair of the AEV Venue Sustainability working group and sustainability manager, Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) explains how the updated ISO 20121 standard is helping event organisers embed sustainability into planning and delivery, shifting the focus from minimising environmental impact to managing wider social, economic and governance outcomes
The construction of a building is the time when fire protection plans become reality, and in this article, Simon Brand of the Fire Protection Association examines the important requirements to consider in this phase
Paul Collins, technical director at NICEIC, explains why electrical compliance and contractor competence are central to keeping public‑sector buildings safe, resilient and properly maintained
A new independent report sets out the key roles pest professionals have to play in protecting public health, writes Rosina Robson, chief executive of British Pest Control Association (BPCA)
