All Archive Titles articles – Page 111
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Latest Uni of Nottingham Ningbo Centre images released
New pictures of the University of Nottingham’s Centre for the Sustainable Energy Technologies in Ningbo, China have been released.
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DECs a 'nightmare' for retailers claims client
John Lewis energy boss says lack of consistent data is holding back display certificates for supermarkets and shopping centres
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Faber Maunsell to provide services for Scotia Quays project
Faber Maunsell is to provide the building services for a £10m development in Sunderland.
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Archive TitlesSpeed it up, will you?
Ken Tracey advises on the tricky and potentially costly subject of contract acceleration
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Archive TitlesPresident’s View
Even with a downturn in business looming, most ECA contractors can be successful. With the credit crunch consistently making headlines, I want all members to know that the ECA is always on hand to talk through any business concerns you may have.
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Archive TitlesLet there be light
RT Harris puts the colour back into Salisbury Cathedral. Tracy Edwards sees the light.
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Archive TitlesHome-made recipes
Watch out for main contractors who change standard forms of contract to suit themselves, warns Andrew Milner
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Archive TitlesSolar flair
Solar water heating and heat pumps are helping contractors meet the needs of legislation such as the Code for Sustainable Homes.
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Archive TitlesAre you firesafe?
Ian Gibson argues that it is time for clear guidance on the use of low-fire-hazard products
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MK enforces patent rights
MK Electric has announced that LED Group has agreed to immediately stop selling Robus waterproof sockets in the UK because they infringe an MK Electric UK patent on its Masterseal range.
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Energy solutions found at sea
ECA president Allan Littler believes the UK should do more to exploit natural energy resources that are contained in the sea
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Archive TitlesElectrak works on Scotland Yard refurbishment
A modular power distribution system from Electrak is on the case with the Metropolitan Police Force as part of a refurbishment at Scotland Yard.
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Engineering sector expanding despite slowdown says report
Recruitment up as business expands for two-thirds of companies
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Archive TitlesToday’s a good day
Keith Marshall explains the motivation behind SummitSkills’ Good Day campaign and tells how businesses are achieving many good days with the support of a skilled and motivated workforce
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Archive TitlesWhen it comes to the crunch
Want to find out who’s earning the bread, or what’s going to happen to contractors when the recession really hits? Tracy Edwards takes a closer look at the Hays salary survey
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Work road safety champions
Roadsafe, with the support of the ECA, is asking member firms to put forward managers to become business champions in the area of occupational road safety.
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EAL revamps its certificate for Part P domestic installations
EAL has updated its Certificate for Domestic Electrical Installers. The new version supports training providers in delivering the technical knowledge required for Part P Competent Persons Schemes.
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Capita secures gas registration scheme contract from HSE
Capita secures gas registration scheme contract from HSE Capita Group has won a £14m-per-year contract from the Health and Safety Executive for the gas installer registration scheme.
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Call for more science students
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) is calling on more young people to study science, engineering and technology.