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Golden Thread. Holding the Construction Industry together.
For the latest news about the construction trade, look no further than Golden Thread. Prioritizing Safety in Construction: Building Beyond Compliance, n the fast-paced world of construction, safety isn’t just a checkbox—it’s a commitment to every worker, every day. With the industry seeing rapid advancements in technology, equipment, and building methods, maintaining rigorous safety standards is critical to protecting teams and ensuring successful project outcomes..
But safety goes beyond the worksite. It’s a culture we instill in every member of our team. Through regular training, transparent communication, and fostering a sense of shared responsibility, we create an environment where safety is second nature. This commitment has led to an exceptional safety record, a team that feels valued, and a reputation for reliability across the industry.
January 13, 2025Why Are Design Drawings Getting Worse?
Over the last couple of years, the sad truth has come to light: today’s construction drawings simply are not what they used to be.
October 9, 2024Unpacking the Digital Golden Thread With Hydrock
The purpose of the ‘golden thread’ is to have the right information in order to understand the building and the steps needed to keep both the building and the people living in it safe
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November 7, 2024Transforming BIM4Housing: A Journey of Innovation and Impact
George Stevenson, who assumed the role of Chair of BIM4Housing in 2020, initiated a significant shift in the organization’s focus.
December 7, 2024Streamlining Building Control With Barnbrook’s AIP Software
During our time as a software supplier to building control bodies, we have seen a number of common issues that are encountered by Registered Building Control Approvers.
December 13, 2024Fire Aware: Transforming Fire Safety Culture and Accountability Post-Grenfell
Fire Aware Founder Gavin Skelly FCIOB, having 35 years experience of the contracting industry recognised that the behaviours of those with a fire safety duty of care was something that needed to be examined and tackled if this change was to happen.