VP of Engineering at Qualis Flow – 1 month as VP of Engineering at Qualis Flow
By Simon Turvey, VP of Engineering, Qualis Flow Time flies, as they say, and it’s been a month already since I joined Qflow as VP Engineering. It’s a good point…
What is PAS 2080, and why is it important?
What is PAS 2080? PAS 2080 specifies the requirements for the management of whole-life carbon in buildings and infrastructure. The standard looks at the whole value chain, aiming to reduce…
Guide to Ethical Supply Chain Management
Supply chains today can extend to the far-flung corner of the globe providing construction companies with a plethora of sourcing options but also opening the door to unethical behaviour that…
Guide to Payment Reconciliation for Construction
Payment reconciliation is the process by which companies ensure their records of payments made and owed match the payment transactions that appear on things like bank and credit card statements.…
How to Ensure Materials Compliance in Construction
Material handling compliance is essential in order to minimise the risk of injury or fatalities among construction workers and others who may be present on a job site. Materials compliance…
How to Ensure Building Safety Act Compliance
For those who manage high-risk buildings, compliance with the Building Safety Act is crucial if they are to avoid the new unlimited fines and multi-year jail terms provided for by…
Why is Net Zero Important?
The human race stands at a crossroads. Human activity is having a direct and severe impact on the global environment and if nothing is done to address the issue, the…
What is the EC3 Embodied Carbon in Construction Calculator?
The EC3 or Embodied Carbon Calculator, is a tool that can be used to benchmark, assess, and ultimately reduce embodied carbon. The EC3 was developed by the Energy Studies Institute…
How to Reduce Carbon Emissions in Construction
The construction industry is by far the largest contributor of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide, accounting for nearly 40% of such emissions while the second worst-offending industry - agriculture - accounts…
How Can Construction Be More Sustainable?
The building and construction sector produces nearly 40% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, making it by far the largest CO2 offender. By comparison, the #2 sector, agriculture, contributes "only"…
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