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R. Walker & Sons “Applying for funding was dead easy…
A desire to develop staff skills and promote construction in the community was at the heart of R. Walker and Sons (Preston) Ltd’s CITB funding application.
Expression of interest form for Degree-placement Work…
If you are intending to apply for Work Experience grant for the period 1 April 2020 – 30 September 2021, please complete the form.
Maple Aion wins funding to develop skills for a major…
When the construction and civil engineering firm Maple Aion Ltd won a big contract to maintain steam pipes on a 180-acre site, it looked for ways to develop staff skills for the project.
Scottish housebuilders team up to change the industry
Building Information Modelling (BIM) has changed the world of construction, but adopting it can be difficult for small and medium-sized companies (SMEs).
Precision Geomatics Limited: “CITB funding brought a lot…
Precision Geomatics sought CITB funding to boost their growth aspirations.
Dukeries Roofing learns about Lean construction methods
Dale Evison talks about how CITB funding helped Dukeries Roofing streamline their business. See his story in this video for CITB.
CITB-funded Right to Work films will “uphold the…
Training videos aimed at preventing illegal working and modern slavery in the construction sector have been launched.
Esh Group trains the next generation in carbon reduction
Construction and operation of the built environment accounts for almost half of all UK greenhouse gas emissions. With the Climate Change Act target to reduce carbon emissions by 80% by 2050, the industry has a long way to go.
Structural Timber Association “CITB funding was essential …
The STA, the UK’s leading timber association, received £15,000 from CITB’s Flexible and Structured Fund to make a fire safety video for its members and the wider construction industry.
Something new for something old from Carmarthenshire…
With around a third of the buildings in Wales built before 1919, there’s strong demand inside the industry for qualified heritage specialists –but a lack of training courses available.