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It’s an understatement to say that the retail, hospitality and leisure industries have borne the economic brunt of the UK lockdown.

If you know you need to hire a project manager for your construction project or programme, how do you find the right person for the job? There are three key qualities that you should look for in your project manager, regardless of the size of your project: they should have a plan, they should be a great communicator and they should have the tenacity of a bulldog. The main function of the project manager is to ensure delivery of your project, on time and on budget. That’s impo

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Whenever you embark on a construction project, you really want to know how long it’s going to take. If you’re making alterations to the...

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The failure rate of projects in that field is alarmingly high. Why does it happen? How can the pitfalls be overcome?

How to manage a complex construction project inside a live operational environment without bringing down their daily productivity

We all know that the very best construction projects, the ones that win all the awards, have two things in common: a stunning design and an efficient build. The designers and the contractors are all essential to the project but they have different priorities. This can lead to conflict and project failure. The key to making these two sides of the project work together in harmony is to have a great project manager. Someone who knows how to get the best out of both sides working