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Designing Buildings at 08:04, 26 December 2020

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	Build UK marked its launch by publishing an Action Plan intended to address key industry issues, improve the delivery of projects and drive growth.		Build UK marked its launch by publishing an Action Plan intended to address key industry issues, improve the delivery of projects and drive growth.

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	The Action Plan suggests that Build UK’s vision is for, “…one organisation bringing together main and specialist contractors, providing a strong collective voice from the contracting supply chain, offering influential and dynamic leadership, and creating the conditions for supply chains to thrive.”		The Action Plan suggests that Build UK’s vision is for, “…one organisation bringing together main and specialist contractors, providing a strong collective voice from the contracting supply chain, offering influential and dynamic leadership, and creating the conditions for supply chains to thrive.”
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Designing Buildings at 10:53, 21 December 2018

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	Build UK launched on 1 September 2015, led by Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE (previously the NSCC Chief Executive). It represents 27 of the largest main contractors and 40 leading trade associations representing 11,500 specialist contractors.		Build UK launched on 1 September 2015, led by Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE (previously the NSCC Chief Executive). It represents 27 of the largest main contractors and 40 leading trade associations representing 11,500 specialist contractors.

−	Build UK marked its launch by publishing an ~~[http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39~~ Action Plan] intended to address key industry issues, improve the delivery of projects and drive growth.	+	Build UK marked its launch by publishing an Action Plan intended to address key industry issues, improve the delivery of projects and drive growth.

−	[[File:Build_uk_action_plan_2015.jpg~~\|link=http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39~~]]	+	[[File:Build_uk_action_plan_2015.jpg]]

	The Action Plan suggests that Build UK’s vision is for, “…one organisation bringing together main and specialist contractors, providing a strong collective voice from the contracting supply chain, offering influential and dynamic leadership, and creating the conditions for supply chains to thrive.”		The Action Plan suggests that Build UK’s vision is for, “…one organisation bringing together main and specialist contractors, providing a strong collective voice from the contracting supply chain, offering influential and dynamic leadership, and creating the conditions for supply chains to thrive.”
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	* [[User:Build_UK\|Build UK user profile]].		* [[User:Build_UK\|Build UK user profile]].

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Designing Buildings at 10:24, 1 November 2017

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Designing Buildings at 10:24, 1 November 2017

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Designing Buildings at 10:22, 1 November 2017

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	On 25 June 2015, the UK Contractors’ Group (UKCG) and National Specialist Contractors' Council (NSCC) confirmed that they would merge to create [[Build_UK\|Build UK]], ‘…a strong collective voice for the contracting supply chain in construction’.		On 25 June 2015, the UK Contractors’ Group (UKCG) and National Specialist Contractors' Council (NSCC) confirmed that they would merge to create [[Build_UK\|Build UK]], ‘…a strong collective voice for the contracting supply chain in construction’.

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	Build UK marked its launch by publishing an [http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39 Action Plan] intended to address key industry issues, improve the delivery of projects and drive growth.		Build UK marked its launch by publishing an [http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39 Action Plan] intended to address key industry issues, improve the delivery of projects and drive growth.

−	[[File:~~Build uk action plan 2015.jpg\|alt=Build uk action plan 2015~~.jpg\|link=http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39]]	+	[[File:Build_uk_action_plan_2015.jpg\|link=http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39]]

	The Action Plan suggests that Build UK’s vision is for, “…one organisation bringing together main and specialist contractors, providing a strong collective voice from the contracting supply chain, offering influential and dynamic leadership, and creating the conditions for supply chains to thrive.”		The Action Plan suggests that Build UK’s vision is for, “…one organisation bringing together main and specialist contractors, providing a strong collective voice from the contracting supply chain, offering influential and dynamic leadership, and creating the conditions for supply chains to thrive.”

	The Action Plan suggests that construction is faced with a number of long-standing issues that require a new approach. Build UK will initially focus on:		The Action Plan suggests that construction is faced with a number of long-standing issues that require a new approach. Build UK will initially focus on:
−	*The image of construction: Inspiring young people and those looking for a change of career to choose construction and motivating the existing workforce to stay within the industry.	+
−	*The industry’s skills needs: Ensuring training and qualifications meet the needs of employers and that sufficient employment and apprenticeship opportunities are available.	+	* The image of construction: Inspiring young people and those looking for a change of career to choose construction and motivating the existing workforce to stay within the industry.
−	*Effective pre-qualification: Developing and implementing a solution to the bureaucratic and repetitive process of pre-qualification.	+	* The industry’s skills needs: Ensuring training and qualifications meet the needs of employers and that sufficient employment and apprenticeship opportunities are available.
−	*Health and safety performance: Identifying where common standards would improve health and safety and addressing long-standing customs to eliminate waste and demonstrate the value of sharing best practice.	+	* Effective pre-qualification: Developing and implementing a solution to the bureaucratic and repetitive process of pre-qualification.
−	*Fair payment practices: Bringing together the contracting supply chain to consider what best payment practice in construction looks like.	+	* Health and safety performance: Identifying where common standards would improve health and safety and addressing long-standing customs to eliminate waste and demonstrate the value of sharing best practice.
		+	* Fair payment practices: Bringing together the contracting supply chain to consider what best payment practice in construction looks like.

	Build UK Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE said: “Today is the culmination of an exciting year bringing two leading organisations together and we are now looking forward to working with our members and partners to deliver real and lasting change on the issues that matter. By getting the right people around the table and having honest and open debates, we are confident that Build UK will be able to deliver progress, not just for the contracting supply chain but the wider industry and its clients.”		Build UK Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE said: “Today is the culmination of an exciting year bringing two leading organisations together and we are now looking forward to working with our members and partners to deliver real and lasting change on the issues that matter. By getting the right people around the table and having honest and open debates, we are confident that Build UK will be able to deliver progress, not just for the contracting supply chain but the wider industry and its clients.”

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Designing Buildings at 09:43, 1 September 2015

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−	On 25 June 2015, the UK Contractors’ Group (UKCG) and National Specialist Contractors' Council (NSCC) confirmed that they would merge to create Build UK, ‘…a strong collective voice for the contracting supply chain in construction’.	+	On 25 June 2015, the UK Contractors’ Group (UKCG) and National Specialist Contractors' Council (NSCC) confirmed that they would merge to create [[Build_UK\|Build UK]], ‘…a strong collective voice for the contracting supply chain in construction’.

	Build UK launched on 1 September 2015, led by Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE (previously the NSCC Chief Executive). It represents 27 of the largest main contractors and 40 leading trade associations representing 11,500 specialist contractors.		Build UK launched on 1 September 2015, led by Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE (previously the NSCC Chief Executive). It represents 27 of the largest main contractors and 40 leading trade associations representing 11,500 specialist contractors.

Designing Buildings at 09:40, 1 September 2015

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	On 25 June 2015, the UK Contractors’ Group (UKCG) and National Specialist Contractors' Council (NSCC) confirmed that they would merge to create Build UK, ‘…a strong collective voice for the contracting supply chain in construction’.		On 25 June 2015, the UK Contractors’ Group (UKCG) and National Specialist Contractors' Council (NSCC) confirmed that they would merge to create Build UK, ‘…a strong collective voice for the contracting supply chain in construction’.

−	Build UK launched on 1 September 2015, led by Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE (previously the NSCC Chief Executive)~~, representing~~ 27 of the largest main contractors and 40 leading trade associations representing 11,500 specialist contractors.	+	Build UK launched on 1 September 2015, led by Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE (previously the NSCC Chief Executive). It represents 27 of the largest main contractors and 40 leading trade associations representing 11,500 specialist contractors.

	Build UK marked its launch by publishing an [http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39 Action Plan] intended to address key industry issues, improve the delivery of projects and drive growth.		Build UK marked its launch by publishing an [http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39 Action Plan] intended to address key industry issues, improve the delivery of projects and drive growth.

−	[[File:Build uk action plan 2015.jpg\|link=http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39]]	+	[[File:Build uk action plan 2015.jpg\|alt=Build uk action plan 2015.jpg\|link=http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39]]

−	The Action ~~plan~~ suggests that Build UK’s vision is “…one organisation bringing together main and specialist contractors, providing a strong collective voice from the contracting supply chain, offering influential and dynamic leadership, and creating the conditions for supply chains to thrive.”	+	The Action Plan suggests that Build UK’s vision is for, “…one organisation bringing together main and specialist contractors, providing a strong collective voice from the contracting supply chain, offering influential and dynamic leadership, and creating the conditions for supply chains to thrive.”

−	The Action Plan suggests that construction is faced with a number of long-standing issues that require a new approach ~~and that it~~ will initially focus on:	+	The Action Plan suggests that construction is faced with a number of long-standing issues that require a new approach. Build UK will initially focus on:
−	*The image of construction. Inspiring young people and those looking for a change of career to choose construction and motivating the workforce to stay within the industry.	+	*The image of construction: Inspiring young people and those looking for a change of career to choose construction and motivating the existing workforce to stay within the industry.
−	*The industry’s skills needs: Ensuring training and qualifications ~~meets~~ the needs of employers and that sufficient employment and apprenticeship opportunities are available.	+	*The industry’s skills needs: Ensuring training and qualifications meet the needs of employers and that sufficient employment and apprenticeship opportunities are available.
	*Effective pre-qualification: Developing and implementing a solution to the bureaucratic and repetitive process of pre-qualification.		*Effective pre-qualification: Developing and implementing a solution to the bureaucratic and repetitive process of pre-qualification.
−	*Health and safety performance: Identifying where common standards would improve health and safety and addressing ~~some~~ long-standing customs to eliminate waste and demonstrate the value of sharing best practice.	+	*Health and safety performance: Identifying where common standards would improve health and safety and addressing long-standing customs to eliminate waste and demonstrate the value of sharing best practice.
−	*Fair payment practices. Bringing together the contracting supply chain to consider what best payment practice in construction looks like.	+	*Fair payment practices: Bringing together the contracting supply chain to consider what best payment practice in construction looks like.

	Build UK Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE said: “Today is the culmination of an exciting year bringing two leading organisations together and we are now looking forward to working with our members and partners to deliver real and lasting change on the issues that matter. By getting the right people around the table and having honest and open debates, we are confident that Build UK will be able to deliver progress, not just for the contracting supply chain but the wider industry and its clients.”		Build UK Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE said: “Today is the culmination of an exciting year bringing two leading organisations together and we are now looking forward to working with our members and partners to deliver real and lasting change on the issues that matter. By getting the right people around the table and having honest and open debates, we are confident that Build UK will be able to deliver progress, not just for the contracting supply chain but the wider industry and its clients.”

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On 25 June 2015, the UK Contractors’ Group (UKCG) and National Specialist Contractors' Council (NSCC) confirmed that they would merge to create Build UK, ‘…a strong collective voice for the contracting supply chain in construction’.

Build UK launched on 1 September 2015, led by Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE (previously the NSCC Chief Executive), representing 27 of the largest main contractors and 40 leading trade associations representing 11,500 specialist contractors.

Build UK marked its launch by publishing an [http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39 Action Plan] intended to address key industry issues, improve the delivery of projects and drive growth.

[[File:Build uk action plan 2015.jpg|link=http://builduk-newsline.org.uk/other-news-article.aspx?NewsArticleId=39]]

The Action plan suggests that Build UK’s vision is “…one organisation bringing together main and specialist contractors, providing a strong collective voice from the contracting supply chain, offering influential and dynamic leadership, and creating the conditions for supply chains to thrive.”

The Action Plan suggests that construction is faced with a number of long-standing issues that require a new approach and that it will initially focus on:
*The image of construction. Inspiring young people and those looking for a change of career to choose construction and motivating the workforce to stay within the industry.
*The industry’s skills needs: Ensuring training and qualifications meets the needs of employers and that sufficient employment and apprenticeship opportunities are available.
*Effective pre-qualification: Developing and implementing a solution to the bureaucratic and repetitive process of pre-qualification.
*Health and safety performance: Identifying where common standards would improve health and safety and addressing some long-standing customs to eliminate waste and demonstrate the value of sharing best practice.
*Fair payment practices. Bringing together the contracting supply chain to consider what best payment practice in construction looks like.

Build UK Chief Executive Suzannah Nichol MBE said: “Today is the culmination of an exciting year bringing two leading organisations together and we are now looking forward to working with our members and partners to deliver real and lasting change on the issues that matter. By getting the right people around the table and having honest and open debates, we are confident that Build UK will be able to deliver progress, not just for the contracting supply chain but the wider industry and its clients.”

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