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BCSA steelwork contractors add value
President’s Column September 2017 I often ask myself at what point in the process do main contractors realise that BCSA members are specialists and that …
Challenges rising on President’s watch
Meeting the challenges of continuous change and uncertainty is the day-to-day business of senior management, but new BCSA President Tim Outteridge is becoming …
President makes ‘manifesto’ call for improved working relationships
Steel construction enjoyed another successful year in 2016 and is looking ahead confidently to the challenges of the post Brexit world, out-going BCSA …
Steel awards highlight industry’s innovation
Five projects were Award winners at this year’s Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA) held on 1st July at One Great George Street, London. The five winning …
Steel back on the growth tack
Structural steel’s return to growth in the UK in 2014 looks set to continue this year with growth of 10% forecast, BCSA President Wendy Coney told the …
New President sees better times ahead
Many chief executives can proudly boast that there are no jobs on the shop floor of their factories that they haven’t done or can’t do. BCSA’s first …
New President signs road ahead clear
Ivor Roberts, Managing Director of bridge and gantry specialist Nusteel Structures, tells Nick Barrett about his hopes for his two year spell as BCSA …
Light at the end of the tunnel
British Constructional Steelwork Association members are looking forward to a recovery starting in 2012 after the capacity reductions of the past two years, …
Steel will progress despite recession
Jack Sanderson has taken over as BCSA President at one of the most challenging periods in the association’s history. He explains his forward looking and …
Outlook stabilises and safety improves
New order enquiry levels have been good since the start of the year and many steelwork contractors have reasonable order books despite the gloomy overall …
